Six Senses Bhutan Price Ranges Per Night & Journeys for 2026–27

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I remember arriving at Six Senses Thimphu in September 2025. Our guide said there was no real comparison for this lodge in Thimphu. I quickly realised why.

Looking out toward the Buddha Dordenma from my balcony, I understood why they call it the Palace in the Sky. The setting felt calm, removed, and intentional.

That first stay reshaped how I viewed Six Senses Bhutan. Each lodge sets a different rhythm. Thimphu feels elevated and modern. Punakha is warm and rooted in the river plains. Gangtey is open and quiet, designed for nature. Bumthang feels spiritual and forested. Paro feels grounded, framed by stone ruins and mountain paths.

Wellness connects them all. The Spa sits at the heart of every lodge. I still remember the arrival ritual with a clear quartz crystal. It felt symbolic, almost like there was a greater purpose. Similarly, experiences like the Dotsho hot stone bath felt restorative.

Most travellers begin with one clear question. How much does Six Senses Bhutan cost? For the 2026–27 season, the average Six Senses Bhutan price per night falls around USD 1,575 to USD 8,030 (+taxes). It depends on the season, lodge, and suite type.

This article explains the Six Senses Bhutan room price. It also outlines how the Six Senses Bhutan journeys are structured and formed at Everest Luxury Holidays.

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What Makes Six Senses Bhutan Different From Other Luxury Hotels in Bhutan

Six Senses Bhutan is not a single hotel but a collection of five distinct lodges. Each lodge is created with a clear identity. Perched above the capital, Six Senses Thimphu has earned the name ‘A Palace in the Sky.’ Six Senses Punakha follows the Flying Farmhouse concept, rooted in warm valleys and river plains, although the lodge is situated at the top of a hill. Six Senses Gangtey, called the Birdwatching Bridge, sits above the wide Phobjikha Valley. Six Senses Bumthang is styled as a Forest within a Forest, nestled among ancient sacred sites. Six Senses Paro feels like a quiet fortress above the valley, close to sacred trails.

What stayed with me was how these identities shaped the experience. Thimphu felt elevated and still, despite the city below. Punakha felt open and relaxed, shaped by water and farmland. Gangtey slowed the pace with silence and wide views. Bumthang carried a deep spiritual calm. Paro balanced strength and serenity, grounded in history and mountain paths.

Understanding Bhutan Travel Costs Before Looking at Six Senses Prices

Before looking at Six Senses prices, it is important to understand how travel works in Bhutan. The country limits visitor numbers to protect its culture, environment, and communities. Tourism here focuses on meaningful experiences rather than mass travel.

All international visitors pay a Sustainable Development Fee (US$100 per person per day). This fee directly affects the overall travel cost. It supports local infrastructure, healthcare, education, and environmental protection. Permits and licensed local guides are, however, not part of this system.

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Six Senses Bhutan Lodges Explained One by One

Now, let’s explore each Six Senses Bhutan lodge up close.

Thimphu Lodge

Overview:

Type of Suites:
1-Bedroom Villa (3), 2-Bedroom Villa (1), 3-Bedroom Villa (1), Lodge Suites (20)

Speciality of the Lodge: “A Palace in the Sky” theme with panoramic valley views.

From its high perch above the city, Six Senses Thimphu opens onto sweeping valley and hill views. The Buddha Dordenma Statue can be seen from the lodge. The lobby telescope gives it a fresh perspective. Its airy architecture and sky-inspired décor make the lodge feel light and open.

The lodge has 25 suites. Each is designed with local textures, natural light, and modern comfort. Its theme, A Palace in the Sky, is reflected in the rugs, furniture, and overall design.

Nearby city-edge trails and cultural walks are easily accessible. Temples, parks, and quiet corners of Thimphu can be explored at a relaxed pace. This makes the lodge ideal for travellers with limited time who still want the country’s highlights.

The ayurvedic spa offers herbal massages and rejuvenating therapies. The treatments feel restorative, providing a calm balance of wellness, culture, and luxury.

Punakha Lodge

Overview:

Types of Suites: 
1-Bedroom Villa (1), 2-Bedroom Villa (1), 3-Bedroom Villa (1), Lodge Suites (16)

Speciality of the Lodge: “Flying Farmhouse” theme with warm valley vibes.

Six Senses Punakha rests amid rice fields and the gentle flow of the river valleys atop the hill. Its architecture blends modern comfort with the traditional Bhutanese farmhouse style. The lodge’s theme, Flying Farmhouse, is reflected in the suites and natural materials throughout.

Punakha is also rich in history. The former Winter Capital features a grand Punakha Dzong and expansive rice fields. Our guide explained the story of Drukpa Kuenley, the “Divine Madman.” He also told me why painted phalluses are common symbols of fertility and protection. These traditions bring the valley’s culture vividly to life.

The best time to visit is February to May or September to November. The weather is mild, the fields are green, and festivals add colour. I noticed how the valley’s warmth comes from its history, landscape, and local culture. It makes for a calm and truly immersive experience.

Gangtey Lodge

Overview:

Types of Suites: 
Lodge Suites (8), 1-Bedroom Villa (1)

Speciality of the Lodge: “Birdwatching Bridge” theme with prime views for observing black-necked cranes and nature.

Gangtey felt wonderfully quiet compared to the busier valleys I had visited. The lodge is set within the broad expanse of the Phobjikha Valley. It is surrounded by rolling hills and glacial plains. Its design earned the name “Birdwatching Bridge.” 

The Gangtey Monastery is nearby, where you can join monks for a meditation session. The Crane Conservation Centre nearby taught me about Bhutan’s efforts to protect wildlife. 

The lodge spa includes the Swedana Herbal Steam (my personal favourite apart from all the lodges), which overlooks the valley. Sitting there, I felt fully immersed in the calm and natural beauty of Gangtey.

Bumthang Lodge

Overview:

Types of Suites: 
Lodge Suites (8), 2-Bedroom Villa (1)

Speciality of the Lodge: “Forest in a Forest” theme with spiritual and historic surroundings.

Bumthang immediately felt different from the other valleys I had visited. The valley is one of the flattest in Bhutan, surrounded by gentle hills and forests. Its historic significance makes every walk feel like a step back in time.

The Bumthang lodge blends into its forested surroundings. Staying here, I felt a deep sense of calm, as if the forest itself was part of the experience.

The famous Burning Lake is a highlight in Bumthang. It is said that the lake contained a hidden holy treasure which was uncovered by Saint Pema Lingpa. Legends say that he dove into the water with a lit butter lamp and emerged with it still burning. Henceforth, the place was called Burning Lake.

The lodge’s spa focuses on more than relaxation. Treatments are inspired by Bhutan’s culture of happiness. This lodge suits travellers who want history, culture, and gentle walking. 

It is one of the most serene and inspiring locations of all the Six Senses in Bhutan.

Paro Lodge

Overview:

Types of Suites: 
Lodge Suites (16), One-Bedroom Villa (2), Two-Bedroom Villa (1), Three-Bedroom Villa (1)

Speciality of the Lodge: “Fortress in the Valley” theme with panoramic mountain views and Tiger’s Nest access.

Paro is the lodge most travellers ask about. I quickly understood why. It sits at the edge of the valley with breathtaking views of mountains and historic sites. Stone ruins nearby give the place a fortress-like feel. The lodge blends naturally into the landscape.

From the balcony, the whole Paro Valley spreads below. The view alone makes the stay unforgettable. It is an ideal base for exploring the valley and nearby adventures.

The lodge offers easy access to the Tiger’s Nest hike. The trail winds past misty cliffs and fluttering prayer flags.

The spa is subtle but exceptional. Built camouflaged into the ground, it fits the fortress theme perfectly. Treatments feel like a hidden retreat above the valley.

Dinner in the Chubjaka Fortress ruins is another highlight. I truly loved being under the stars, history, nature, and luxury coming together seamlessly.

Six Senses Bhutan Price Per Night for 2026–27

Six Senses Bhutan's prices for all lodges have the same base rates. However, the rates change with the season and the type of suites. Let’s take a look at how the season affects the pricing.

Low Season Price per night for Six Senses Bhutan Lodges 

The low season in Bhutan falls between June and August, and December and February. I found that during these months, the weather can be wetter or colder. On the bright side, the valleys are quiet, and the trails feel peaceful. Cultural sites are less crowded, and lodges feel more intimate. 

For 2026–27, the Six Senses Bhutan price per night during low season at all Six Senses lodges ranges from USD 1,575 to 5,560. It depends upon the type of suite and inclusions. 

Price per night for Six Senses Bhutan Lodges in High Season 

The high season in Bhutan is between March and May, and September and November. I noticed the weather is clear during these months. The skies are bright, and the valleys are at their most colourful. It is perfect for hiking and cultural exploration. Photography is also at its best.

Visiting in the high season means villages feel lively. Festivals are more frequent, giving a chance to experience local culture.

For 2026–27, the price per night during high season at all Six Senses lodges ranges from USD 1,885 to 8,030, depending on the suite and inclusions.

What the Six Senses Bhutan Room Price Usually Includes

Here is a list of what the Six Senses Bhutan Room price includes.

• Welcome drinks
• All meals daily (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
• Non-alcoholic drinks
• Tea and refreshments
• Standard spa welcome ritual

Six Senses Bhutan Price Per Night by Lodge and their Suites

While all Six Senses lodges share the same base price, each offers suite upgrades that change the cost. The final price per night varies depending on the lodge and the type of suite you choose.

Thimphu Lodge Price Per Night

All prices are listed in US dollars per suite or villa and are based on standard occupancy.
A 10% service charge applies, along with a 5% Goods and Services Tax, which is calculated on the base rate plus the service charge.

Punakha Lodge Price Per Night

All prices are listed in US dollars per suite or villa and are based on standard occupancy.
A 10% service charge applies, along with a 5% Goods and Services Tax, which is calculated on the base rate plus the service charge.

Six Senses Gangtey Price Per Night

Six Senses Gangtey only has eight suites and one two‑bedroom villa in total. This limited availability keeps the lodge intimate and quiet compared to other locations. 

All prices are listed in US dollars per suite or villa and are based on standard occupancy.
A 10% service charge applies, along with a 5% Goods and Services Tax, which is calculated on the base rate plus the service charge.

Six Senses Bumthang Price Per Night

Six Senses Paro Price Per Night

During festival season (such as Paro Tshechu), demand surges and prices can climb above typical high season ranges. Festival dates attract more visitors, and rates often increase accordingly.

All prices are listed in US dollars per suite or villa and are based on standard occupancy.
A 10% service charge applies, along with a 5% Goods and Services Tax, which is calculated on the base rate plus the service charge.

How Much Does a Six Senses Bhutan Stay Cost

As mentioned, a full Six Senses Bhutan stay covers accommodation, meals, and add-ons from Everest Luxury Holidays with guided experiences, transport, and wellness treatments. The average nightly cost usually sits between USD 2250 and USD 3020. 

A 3-night stay typically ranges from USD 6450 (for solo travellers) to USD 8595 (for 2 people based on twin-sharing). A 5-night stay typically costs between USD 10,750 (for solo travellers) and USD 14,325 (for 2 people, based on twin-sharing). A 7-night stay often reaches USD 15,050 (for solo travellers) to USD 20,055 (for 2 people based on twin-sharing).

Six Senses Bhutan Package Price Explained Clearly

A Six Senses Bhutan package is not a fixed hotel deal. It is a complete travel plan built around how Bhutan works. This is where many travellers start feeling clarity instead of confusion.

At Everest Luxury Holidays, we create Six Senses Bhutan packages by combining the right lodges. We connect valleys in a logical order. We include guides, transport, permits, and timing. This removes planning stress. It also helps travellers focus on the journey and not the logistics.

What Is Included in a Six Senses Bhutan Package Price of Everest Luxury Holidays

A Six Senses Bhutan package by Everest Luxury Holidays combines multiple lodges into a single journey. The route is carefully planned to match pace, interests, and walking ability. The package ensures travellers can focus on the experience rather than logistics.
Inclusions:

• Accommodation at selected Six Senses lodges across the valleys with all meals included.
• Private guide and driver throughout the journey.
• Guided walks and selected hikes included in the itinerary.
• Entry visa, Sustainable Development Fee, and monument fees covered.
• Transfers between lodges and key sites arranged as part of the package.

Popular Six Senses Bhutan Journeys and Prices for 2026-27

Once the journey idea is clear, it helps to see the most popular Six Senses Bhutan journeys and prices for 2026–27. 

Western Bhutan Journey

The Western Bhutan Journey focuses on Paro and Thimphu. These two valleys are well-connected and easy to combine. They work well for a short stay with minimal travel time.

This journey has a strong cultural exploration and hiking focus. Walks include valley trails, monastery paths, and forest routes near the lodges. The ideal trip length is 3 to 4 nights. 

It suits travellers with limited time who still want culture and scenic walks.

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Central Bhutan Journey

The Central Bhutan Journey covers Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, and Paro. This route highlights valleys, forests, and nature.

The journey focuses on walking and cultural exploration with the right balance. The trails range from gentle valley walks to moderate hikes. The best seasons are spring and autumn. This is when the weather is clear, and landscapes are vibrant.

The ideal trip length is 6 to 9 nights. It gives enough time to enjoy each valley and lodge without rushing.

Complete Bhutan Journey

The Complete Bhutan Journey visits all five Six Senses lodges. It covers Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Gangtey, and Bumthang. This journey follows a slow travel approach. It allows time to fully enjoy each valley and lodge experience.

It is best suited for travellers who want an immersive Bhutan experience. You can combine culture, hiking, and wellness at a relaxed pace.

The ideal trip length is 12 to 15 nights. This ensures enough time to explore without rushing, especially for beginners.

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Challenges Travellers Should Know Before Booking

Before you finalise your booking, it’s important to understand the challenges travellers face in Bhutan. Knowing these helps set realistic expectations and ensures a smooth journey.

Limited Room Availability

Six Senses Bhutan lodges have a very limited number of villas and suites. This is part of what keeps each lodge intimate and quiet.

Advance booking is essential. Waiting too long can mean missing your preferred lodge or suite. This is especially true during high season and festival periods. Planning at least 3-4 months earlier ensures you secure the best rooms and dates for your journey.

Physical Activity Expectations

Some Six Senses lodges require a fair amount of walking. Trails connect lodges to nearby valleys and viewpoints.

The hikes can be adjusted to match your pace. Guides help tailor walks according to your needs. This means you can change the hikes to be easier or more challenging as per your preference.

How to Choose the Right Six Senses Lodge and Journey

With costs and lodge details clear, the next step is choosing the right Six Senses lodge and journey.

For comfort-focused travellers, consider a slower pace with more spa and wellness experiences. Paro and Thimphu lodges work best for this style. Extending your stay to include Punakha adds riverside calm and gentle valley walks.

Adventure lovers can explore longer and wider. A 7–12 night journey allows visits to all five lodges or at least four, leaving Bumthang. Spending more time in Punakha and Gangtey offers longer hikes and nature-focused walks.

For those seeking a balanced experience, 7–15 nights across four or five lodges works well. This lets you combine culture, nature, and relaxation without feeling rushed. This is also the best option for first-time visitors.

Conclusion

Six Senses Bhutan price per night rates from roughly USD 1,575 to USD 8,030 (+taxes), depending on lodge, suite, and season. Each lodge has its own theme, pace, and valley experience. Thimphu offers city-edge comfort, while Bumthang features spiritual trails.

Journeys can be short, central, or cover all five lodges. It can be fully tailored to your interests and fitness. With careful planning, you can travel confidently and enjoy Bhutan fully.

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