Probably comes closest of the 8 hotels / lodges I stayed in during my trip to Bhutan to what visitors from western countries normally expect. The Jumolhari is on Thimpu’s main street. It has a pleasant ambience, the restaurant especially and the rooms are pleasantly furnished but the bed was, in keeping with most accommodation in Bhutan, too hard for... more

I was simply overwhelmed by the natural beauty of Bhutan. Green hills, clear rivers, fresh air, and hospitable people. The staff at Jumolhari was extra special, especially their manager, Ninzy. I was unwell on one of the days as I had eaten some food from a local restaurant, and when I came back to the hotel, Ninzy sent soup and... more

The Jumolhari bills itself as a "boutique hotel." That is something it should aspire to but it's not quite there yet. However, travelers to Bhutan need a flexible attitude. Bhutan is much, much cleaner than surrounding countries but the tourism infrastructure is still small and has some way to go before being up to international standards, especially for the prices... more

We visited Bhutan in September this year and witnessed the most amazing rituals and dances in the annual Thimphu festival. We stayed at the Jumolhari (all twenty two of us) Good rooms and friendly staffs with most facilities available. Most interestingly, they maintain a small library with books on Bhutan and Bhuddhism. A good choice in Thimphu. more

Enjoyed every moment in Bhutan. Beautiful country with beautiful people. We were accomodated at Hotel Jumolhari by our tour agents, good service with quality rooms and a great view. Recommend all to try out the aroma theraphy at their health club. more

Spent two nights at Hotel Jumolhari and was plesantly surprised by its tastefully done decor and the personalized service. Staffs were friendly and ever helpful. A good choice to stay in. more