Stayed at Druk Dhejung for 2 nights in october 2011. Not in the one in the very centre of the village, which still looks old and run down from the outside. We stayed in the second one up on a hill overlooking Trashigang dzong. And the building we stayed in was completely new- like reopened two weeks before. Very clean,... More

The rooms (we saw a couple before settling in one) are just in a terrible state. Roof and walls shed dust (wear a helmet for slightly larger pieces which sometimes fall if accidentally a door bangs due to draft). Be prepared for all kinds of bugs: spiders, cockroaches, toilet flies, mosquitos (malaria watch the risk, you never know at 1000... More

Well been here before and not much has changed except for the new manager Mr Wangi...very helpful...always smiling and on the job all the time..! Location of the old hotel is nice over looking the dzong. Rooms are what they are....water is always a problem....when it is hot it is only hot or when cold only cold...!! Food was good... More

This hotel is located centrally in the middle of town which is convenient for attending the teschu which is why most western tourists come to this part of the world. The hotel has recently begun repainting and renovating the rooms which is sorely needed. Several of our group stayed in rooms that were damp and musty. The new rooms have... More