Hotel in Bumthang, Bhutan | Six Senses Bhutan Lodges

Forest in a forest

The beauty and magic of Bumthang is in its connection to the rivers and forests that line the valley. Set in pine forest above a bubbling, trout-filled stream, Six Senses Bumthang blends with the pristine natural beauty of its surroundings, honoring the natural environment rather than impacting it. The lodge’s eight suites and one two-bedroom villa feature hemlock and pine blending inside and out, spacious balconies, and calming forest views across the valley. You don’t even need to go outside to forest bathe here as each suite is built around a courtyard with your own tree planted within it.

Six Senses Spa Bumthang upholds the happiness practice of Culture, where immersing in the Kingdom’s culture of happiness can create a deeper connection with our own cultural identity and make us feel more joyful too.

Ripe red and golden tomatoes grow on a vine supported by a wooden stake, surrounded by green leaves in a natural garden setting.

The soft, textured fabric displays elegant Sanskrit or Tibetan scriptures in neat dark rows on a translucent background, reflecting a conscious cultural heritage.

Sustainability

Committed to the local environment, wildlife and communities

Sustainability is the foundation for everything here, reflected through our management of energy, water, waste, purchasing and chemical usage and engagement with local communities. We're passionate about preserving the world’s only carbon-negative country.

Illustration of a person with animals such as a cat, deer, owl, fish, crab, turtle, and bird among diverse plants and rocks in harmony with nature.

Wellness & Spa

Return to the lodge for a traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath.
Dining

Light sunset refreshments on the deck followed by a traditional Bhutanese dinner.
Destination Dining

Discover a secret riverside location and dine on a selection of grilled items cooked on river stones while the sounds of the river torrents add a touch of adventure.
Experience

Set off early to Membertsho (the Burning Lake), where Pema Lingpa dove into the river carrying a burning lamp in his hands.
Experience

Stop for a morning cup of tea with the sisters at Pema Choling Nunnery and continue on to the remote but strikingly beautiful Tang Valley and Ogyen Choling Manor.

White prayer flags rise from a grassy field under a bright blue sky with forested hillsides and distant mountains in the background....

Destination

Located close to the river and within dense blue pine forests, Six Senses Bumthang sits in the spiritual heart of Bhutan.

Bedroom with wood paneling, bed, sofa, coffee table and large windows overlooking the trees and balcony. Natural light creates a cozy and serene atmosphere.

Accommodation

Six Senses Bumthang offers eight spacious and beautifully-appointed suites of 985 sq. ft. / 92 sq. m. and one two-bedroom villa that offers 2,788 sq. ft. / 259 sq. m. of private living space.

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Six Senses Bumthang

Forest in a forest

Committed to the local environment, wildlife and communities

Return to the lodge for a traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath.

Light sunset refreshments on the deck followed by a traditional Bhutanese dinner.

Discover a secret riverside location and dine on a selection of grilled items cooked on river stones while the sounds of the river torrents add a touch of adventure.

Set off early to Membertsho (the Burning Lake), where Pema Lingpa dove into the river carrying a burning lamp in his hands.

Stop for a morning cup of tea with the sisters at Pema Choling Nunnery and continue on to the remote but strikingly beautiful Tang Valley and Ogyen Choling Manor.

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Six Senses Bumthang

​Forest in a forest

Committed to the local environment, wildlife and communities

Return to the lodge for a traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath.

​Light sunset refreshments on the deck followed by a traditional Bhutanese dinner.

Discover a secret riverside location and dine on a selection of grilled items cooked on river stones while the sounds of the river torrents add a touch of adventure.

Set off early to Membertsho (the Burning Lake), where Pema Lingpa dove into the river carrying a burning lamp in his hands.

Stop for a morning cup of tea with the sisters at Pema Choling Nunnery and continue on to the remote but strikingly beautiful Tang Valley and Ogyen Choling Manor.

Destination

Accommodation

Room comparison

Forest in a forest

Light sunset refreshments on the deck followed by a traditional Bhutanese dinner.