Yangkhil Resort is one of
the most graceful
establishments in the
historic town of Trongsa,
offering 21 rooms of modern
design combined with
traditional Bhutanese
architecture. Lush colorful
gardens, fish pond and view
of mountains soaring over
10,000 feet add to the
resort's natural striking
landscape. A relaxed
country-club atmosphere
within the establishment
create an ideal destination
for guest seeking seclusion
or adventure filled
recreation pursuits.
Rooms:
21 guest rooms well-equipped
with radiator heating
system, spacious sitting
area, telephone, wardrobe
and dressing table, light
and warm blankets, thick and
soft mattress, Large private
verandahs offer amazing view
of Trongsa Dzong, Ta Dzong
(watch tower) and
surroundings. The bathrooms
are fully equipped with
modern amenities such as
sockets that are convertible
from 220 to 110, 24 hours
hot running water and
spacious bath tub.
Restaurants:
The restaurant caters for
locals and tourists alike
and will offer a mix of
dishes to suit the Western
palate. The hotel also has
an outside courtyard area
for relaxing or for taking
tea. Indoor Dining room,
built with traditional
architecture offers
deliciously prepared
Chinese, Bhutanese,
Continental and Indian
cuisine. Outdoor dining
space provides a casual open
air setting while enjoying a
wonderful view of Trongsa
Dzong, Ta Dzong and
surroundings. The outdoor
dining is flanked by
resort's garden, fish
pounds, waterfall, with
relaxing sound of water and
prayer wheel bell.
Facilities:
Business centre, Wi-Fi
internet access, Restaurant,
Bar, Express laundry
service, Daily maid service,
Foreign currency exchange,
Laundry service, Conference
room with capacity of 40
persons, Utility Shop, Salon
and Laundry service, Multi
cuisine restaurant, Bar,
Front desk, service 24
hours, Safe deposit boxes at
reception.
Location:
The Yangkhil is a stylish
resort located within
walking distance from the
historic town of Trongsa. In
operation since October
2004, the resort is
surrounded by lush green and
colorful gardens, a fish
pond, and breathtaking
panoramic views of Trongsa
Dzong, Taa Dzong and the
Mangde Chhu River. |