Janka Resort

Hotel is good for nature lover… But in room you can smell a wooden vibe. But the location is discomfort that you can not explore anything except nature…
When you need something you have to go to town… And its very struggle to go town repeatedly… and the behaviour of day staff is not good… Very rude behave they do so this hotel Doesn't deserve 3 star.

We spent three wonderful days at Janka Resort, and our stay was truly delightful. Thanks to the owner of Mountain Travel Bliss, who was also our travel agent, we were graciously upgraded to a spacious suite room since it was available. The room and bathroom were exceptionally clean and well-maintained, offering both comfort and elegance. The view from the hotel was absolutely breathtaking (photos uploaded), making every moment memorable.
The property itself is expansive and beautifully maintained, featuring a swimming pool and a relaxing Jacuzzi—perfect for unwinding. While the room lighting could be slightly improved, it hardly overshadowed the overall fantastic experience. The food was delicious and added to the charm of our stay.
Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area!

It’s a budget resort which focuses on keeping things simple and getting them right. Well located just a few mins drive from Paro downtown. Very decent sized rooms which are well maintained and clean. The food and service was great as well. Would definitely recommend this.

The hotel is situated amongst the paddy fields so we had breakfast with astounding views of the Paro valley. The garden surrounding the cottages were absolutely beautiful. You can go for a walk on the paddy fields behind the hotel. The breakfast had limited choice (due to our off season visit) but edible. The cottages interior, bed and toilet was good quality, except for the very loud creaking floors. Thankfully our neighbours couldn’t hear it, and we couldn’t hear there conversations so the noise levels were good. The downside is we had 2 flies buzzing in the room but we didn’t mind due to the remoteness of the area and locked the fillies in the toilet when we sleep. We had buffet dinner arranged for our large group one night and the food was delicious. All staff were polite and helpful with good understanding of plain English 🤗

The hotel exterior and gardens are beautiful, and we found the room to be clean, spacious and well-heated. The staff were very courteous and considerate. Each evening we arrived back to a warm room (the staff having turned on our radiators). The food was simple and catered to any palette (myself as a westerner).

Family hotel with kind, helpful, efficient and attentive staff. They capture the calm of the nation and I recommend this place to everyone. I stayed for business and stayed on for leisure. Great access to the airport, Paro, Tigers nest and other sites. The food is also great.

It was our last stop in Bhutan before leaving the country and the day before the much anticipated climate the Tigers Nest. We stayed for two nights, all our hotels were arranged by our tour company. The word Resort is a bit of a misnomer, it was no more than a 3 star hotel. The rooms were large, but very oddly placed furniture, we couldn't open a closet because a bed was placed in front of it. The floors were very creaky, we could hear people coming and going. The bathroom floors were extremely slippery, had to be careful getting in and out. We were in the main part of the hotel and did not have one of the cottages, which might have been better. We had to ask for toilet paper and water which they forgot to put in the rooms. The staff was kind, but again we had to ask for everything, service was poor. We had breakfast and dinner included, but after the first night asked our guide to find a restaurant in town, Food awful! It was close to the downtown area, but not really within walking distance. Would have loved a more comfortable hotel for our last nights and especially after climbing the Tigers nest, just a nice bar to sit with fellow travellers and smile and talk about the trek and what a beautiful country Bhutan is! This hotel was just not up to par!
Sad place to end a lovely trip.

This certainly is not a resort, actually it feels a bit like we are back in China with its horrible rooms. We have very creaky pine floors, every step makes a noise, nowhere to sit other than on the hard single beds. It is actually cold tonight so we have the heater on not that I think they are working as I have climbed into bed to keep warm. Very slow Wifi, the bathroom is just adequate, we are not looking forward to dinner. We did read some reviews before we arrived so we knew what to expect but boy when as a tourist to Bhutan you have to pay $US250pp per day you expect much better than this. We are here for 2 nights only thank goodness.
The food in the resturant was dreadful and the staff well they are a bit rude. Our guide and driver are excellent so they helped us with some queries about the so called Resort.

Me and my husband stayed here for 3 nights. Staff very friendly and cooperative. Rooms comfortable and cottages look nice from outside. Wish they had a balcony and /or an arrangement for sitting outside and taking in the amazing view outside.
Food was good and tasty, mainly Indian cuisine. They even complied to our request of room service and sent in all the items on buffet to our room.
Good stay over all.