Overview
When to go
What we love
- All-inclusive concept - treatments, meals, activities, hikes, classes - all is included in your programme so you can enjoy a worry free stay
- Herbal walk with the in-house traditional medicine doctor who will tell you all about the healing abilities of the local herbs
- Express your inner artist in the pottery studio and take your creation home with you!
Who should go
- Traveller searching for balance and wishes to escape the craziness of daily life
- A mature traveller who wants to discover an untouched land and learn about the culture
- Local nature is stunning so any nature enthusiast will love it here
Offers
- Exclusive discounted room prices (already included in the price)
- Stay 4 / pay 3 nights offer
- Free room upgrade from Balcony to Terrace room (subject to availability)
Wellness
The resort works with an all-inclusive spa concept meaning that you have at least one treatment included per day.
The Sanctuary's speciality is traditional Bhutanese medicine. You will see a traditional medicine doctor on arrival who will tailor your programme to achieve a healthy balance between body, mind and spirit. The Restful Mind philosophy, based on teachings of His Eminence Gyalwa Dokhampa, is infused in the daily life of the Sanctuary.The resort has the second largest collection of original Bhutanese herbs (more than 100) which the in-house doctor uses in treatments and therapies. 20 are cultivated in the garden.
Facilities include 6 treatment rooms, heated indoor pool, saunas and steam rooms (male and female), Jacuzzi, fitness centre, lounge area and terrace for sunbathing.
Daily yoga and meditation classes can be done in a group setting or one to one basis. Classes are not pre-scheduled and timing will be tailored to your needs. Classes are suitable for every level and sessions take place in the yoga studio or on the pool terrace.
The Sanctuary has an art studio where you can try pottery and take your creations home with you. Upon request, traditional Bhutanese sports such as archery can be arranged in the apple orchard. All these activities are included in your price already.
- Herbal compress
- Hot oil compression
- Moxibustion
- Herb infused hot stone bath
- Ku Nye massage
- Manicure and pedicure
Activities
- Pottery
- Archery
- Cooking classes
- Darts
- Lectures on local culture
- Library
- Waking and hiking (nearest forest is 10 minutes walks away)
- Hikes in the Neyphu Valley
- Visit to Thimphu
- Climb famous Tiger's Nest
- Visit local monasteries and communities
- Share a meal with a local family and learn about Bhutan traditions
- Visit Paro
Typical Group Classes
- Yoga
- Meditation
Rooms
Drinking water is available in glass bottles. TV with cable channels is available on request.

Room has a sitting area with sofa and a writing desk.
Bedroom offers king or twin bed configuration. Bathroom has a bathtub and a separate walk in shower.
Facilities include Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating, coffee/tea making facilities, Bluetooth speakers. mini-bar with refreshments, safe, free laundry service, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers and locally handmade amenities.

Room has a sitting area with sofa, intimate dining table and a writing desk.
Bedroom has king bed or twin beds. Bathroom has a bathtub and a separate walk in shower.
Facilities include Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating, coffee/tea making facilities, Bluetooth speakers. mini-bar with refreshments, safe, free laundry service, hairdryer, bathrobe, slippers and locally handmade amenities.
What’s on the menu
Restaurant has an outdoor terrace with stunning views of Neyphu Valley. A home-made picnic in Neyphu valley can be organised.
The Sanctuary has its own greenhouse, veg and herb garden and uses local produce where possible. On request, the executive chef can take you on a tour through the gardens and explain all about Bhutanese cuisine.


Location
Day trips to places like Paro or the capital Thimphu can be arranged. Besides the traditional tourists spots, the Sanctuary can organise to visit interesting places or meet people such as local writers, artists and monks.
Bhutan is rarely visited kingdom between China and India. This traditional country is deeply connected to its roots and ancient traditions. The land of optimism, spirituality, rituals and mysticism has so much to offer - from majestic mountains to endless smiles and should be on a list of every mature traveller.
Nearest airport
Nearest airport is Paro and car transfer takes about 20 minutes.
There is no direct flight from the UK. You can fly to Paro from 6 cities only: Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, Singapore, Dhaka and Kolkata.
Bhutan Entry Restrictions & Visas:
As of 2023 the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) is $100 per night per person ($50 per night for kids aged 6 -12 years, below 6 do not pay SDF) for all tourists and this is not included in your retreat price. This cost is going directly to the Bhutanese government. This cost will be paid during the visa application. You can apply for visa online and you will also need a health insurance.
Guests can now arrange their own trip, but will still have to make use of an official registered guide and hotel. Hotel's in-house travel agency Bhutan Soul Travel can make these arrangements. We recommend to book a car, driver and a guide with the hotel to ensure smooth trip. The approximate costs for a car, driver, guide is $100++ per day per couple are will be added to your hotel bill.
Families, Children & Infants
Kids are allowed but hotel is more suitable for adult travellers. There is no kids club.Why Wellbeing Escapes?


