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COMO Shambhala Uma Paro
5 Star Wellness Hotel close to the town of Paro / Bhutan
The hotel is located on a 38-acre site, on top of a tree-clad hill, close to the town of Paro, which is one of the main cultural centres of Bhutan.
It is also where the nation’s only airport is located, with flights to Bangkok, Calcutta, Delhi, Dhaka, Kathmandu and Yangon
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Spa facilities:
- Four treatment rooms
- Yoga Studio
- Separate male/female steam rooms
- Hot stone bath house (90 sq metres)
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Sport & Leisure facilities:- Indoor pool (46sq metres) with outdoor sundeck
- Fully equipped gym
- Daily yoga sessions
- Breathing & Meditation
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Treatments:- Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath
- Massage therapies
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Facials and nail care
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Rooms:- The nine superior doubles are 25 square metres, featuring large, oversized bathrooms and separate showers, DVD players, heated towel racks, minibars and in-room yoga mats
- The nine deluxe doubles have the same facilities, but are larger at 32 square metres
- In the two suites there are separate sitting, dining and study areas
- In the eight one-bedroom villas enjoy a private spa and courtyard
- The headline two-bedroom villa has all this plus an even greater privilege of space (300 square metres) and endless views
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Restaurant & Bar:- Bukhari’, serving wholesome, Bhutanese-Indian cuisine and inspired Western cuisine.
- Healthy eating options available
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Activities outside the Hotel:- Day trips through the nearby Paro Valley might incorporate Taktsang ‘Tiger’s Nest’ Monastery, Drukyel Dzong and a visit to the temple of Kyichu Lhakhang with a picnic. Each site displays Bhutan's Buddhist tradition, brought to life by attending morning puja, or worship, in a local monastery.
- Other walking destinations include the remote Haa Valley, carpeted in flowers and pines. The hotel can organise visits to Thimpu, the key cultural centre in Bhutan after Paro.
- In addition, the hotel offers overnight camping treks during spring and summer. Guests don’t carry their own gear (horses are provided) and camps are set up ahead of arrival. Food, as with all excursion picnics, are prepared by the hotel's kitchen.
- Mountain biking itineraries include gentle downhill runs with more challenging routes down muddy tracks. Uma's guides conduct lessons in the national sport of archery and can arrange a typical Bhutanese lunch or tea at a local farmhouse.
- Cultural highlights include the Paro Festival held in April, and the Thimpu Festival in October, with other Buddhist activities throughout the year
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Included in every stay:- Rates including meals, all Government charges, 10% tax and 10% service
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General information:- Government charges are:
- Daily Royalty: 20.- Pounds per person per day (low season), 35.- Pounds per person per day (high season)
- Fully Independent Traveller Surcharge: 10.- Pounds per person per day
- Tourism Development Fund Tax: 5.- Pounds per person per stay
- Rates are based on double occupancy
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Terms and conditions:- Major credit cards, cash or cheques with current brokers card accepted
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Arrival & departure time:- Check in by 2:00 pm on day of arrival
- Check out by 11:00 am on day of departure
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