Pedling Hotel

Pedling hotel & Spa's warmth and hospitality is unbeatable, especially the girls in the kitchen.
The guy who welcomed us with green tea needs to be groomed. When asked what water has been used, he seemed angry and rude. Such a welcome made us anxious initially but the stay was okay. The girls in the kitchen with their warmth more than made up for it!
Needs to refill shower caps, such tiny soaps daily. It was noisy with constructions noise and loud voices.
Wi-Fi sucked. Time Bhutan thought of lifts and good Wi-Fi. If you want decent and local food, go there.

Such an amazing Hotel in Thimphu, Bhutan. I had gone there for an event with my band and the tour guide, driver and Staffs are kind and really hospitable. This one is for the ones who prefer hygienic place and hygienic foodies. 🥹 Reached the hotel around 03:00 AM in the morning, yet they were kind enough to wait for us they even made dinner for us and kept inside our room. The weather was — 1 or — 2 degree Celsius outside but inside it was so warm and didn’t want to leave the hotel😂. Parking space is also available and the locality is super duper clean and I had the most amazing experience in Bhutan because of their Hospitality. Thank You, Pedling Hotel. And this one is for Karma and Norbu; you guys are amazing. Tashi Delek!

The hotel is located in between neighboring buildings under construction or building. Loud noise from heavy machinery goes on till midnight.
We had a front view room, facing construction right in front of us. So, curtains had to be shut at all times.
Hot water was sufficient for one person only. Once we complained, they offered us a larger room facing the back, but also facing a building being built, with terribly loud noise until midnight! Street noise was loud, too.
The hotel in general, and the rooms in particular, are run down. In fact, I dare write that the rooms were filthy. Bed linen was dirty and stained.
Breakfast was significantly poor and not satisfying at all.
The second room we received was freezing cold, so we asked for an extra heater. They brought one and plugged it in on an extension cord with another one, without realizing it was overloading the power cord, which heated to a dangerous state, resulting in that we had to disconnect one heater.
I would never go there, even if it was for free!