I did not stay at the Taj Tashi, but ecerything about the property made me wish I had. The Taj efficiency, the beautifully laid out public spaces, the gardens and the comference rooms were welcoming and spoke of high standards. Surely bettter than some of the Taj properties in the smaller Indian towns, in both administration, service and setting. The... More

This hotel was probably the highlight of our trip to Bhutan, along with the Uma Paro. Located in the centre of Thimphu, the building's traditional architecture is wonderful. The main hall is stunning, as is the dining hall and the gardens. Our room was sublime, with a large terrace with a view of the mountains. It was my husband's birthday,... More

Although a regular at Taj properties i was floored by the staff at this property in Thimpu. The hotel is beautiful, the location amazing and the staff simply fabulous. They were attentive without being obtrusive. Everything from the breakfast service to the outdoor dining is fabulous. The bar " Ara" is a great place to hang out on the weekends... More

The hotel is a 10/10 be it rooms, staff, food & hospitality..My visit to Bhutan is memorable altogether after my stay in Taj Tashi. They really know the guests requirement. Also the best Indian cuisine served in entire Bhutan.

We really enjoyed our stay here, the room was lovely, it is well worth getting one of the balcony rooms,as it was warm enough to sit out and admire the views.The bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom well stocked with amenities.We also really appreciated the heated bathroom floor. We ate in the Bhutanese restaurant on one night, it was... More

We stayed for two nights after the PATA adventure travel mart and conference and loved it. Due to the low occupancy in February, which in our opinion is a great month to travel to Bhutan, we were treated like royalty. The food was fabulous and so were the rooms. Location is great too to explore the city. We hired a... More

I stayed here for 8 nights (with a gap in the middle when we went out of the capital) for a business trip to Bhutan. I stayed in 2 different rooms, one on the 2nd floor and one on the top floor. If you can, get a room on the higher floors, as they're bigger. The service is superb and... More

We all liked this hotel quite a bit, but some misses are really inexcusable. Restaurant was good, but could have been better. Limited (and odd) variety at breakfast, lunch was excellent, dinner was just good. Did, however, like the fact that cappuccinos are included at all meals (yes, no additional charge says Coffee Buzzz). But then, charged for cheap bar... More

The Taj is the only game in town unless you pop for the Amankora which is a bit out of town. The staff and management are very well meaning, but the food is dreadful, and the entire building is quite run-down and not remotely maintained. Here's hoping the Indian mgmt allows the Bhutanese to run it.