Best Tingri Hotels

"It is really a treasure hotel in Tibet. It is commendable that there is such a high-end Vienna International in the place of Mount Everest. The rooms are all equipped with diffused nasal pure oxygen. The oxygen is automatically discharged when the room card is inserted, and the oxygen is sufficient. The most praiseworthy thing is that the room has a central humidifier, and the humidity can reach the mainland effect. Combined with high-end temperature-controlled floor heating, living in this Vienna International, although it is in Mount Everest, there is no altitude sickness at all. It is as comfortable as a new hotel in the mainland. The service of the front desk brother is very enthusiastic and helped to upgrade the room type. The hotel is clean and hygienic, and there are many types of breakfast. The most important thing is that you can order food at the hotel and parking is convenient. It is worth recommending to stay. It will still be the first choice hotel next time I go to Mount Everest."

"Room hygiene is the best hotel I have stayed in during this time in Tibetan areas. The scenery around the hotel is also beautiful, and the waiter's attitude is also very good, especially the proprietress, the beauty service is good."

"Amazingly friendly staff ..rooms were spacious and clean."

"The campsite is located at the base camp, just 80 meters from the sightseeing bus stop to the accommodation registration office. Inside a large tent are many small rooms and a larger living room. The living room has a mirror and washbasin for washing, hot water for drinking, air conditioning, a heated table with an electric ceramic stove, and a soft sofa. The rooms have electric blankets, two types of comforters on each bed, and complimentary bottled water. In short, it has everything a hotel should have. The tents have washrooms, but no toilets. Toilets are located at the back of the tents—portable public toilets with fixed locations, similar to regular public toilets. Due to the high altitude of 5000 meters, all tent doors and windows are designed to be small to reduce cold drafts. The tent doors are also quite low; just be careful not to bump your head when entering. Oxygen is available for rent at the accommodation registration office, and you can get a free oxygen test and inhalation during working hours. Besides the tents, there are small shops nearby selling snacks, sausages, instant noodles, and coffee. Sausages are 8 yuan each, not outrageously expensive. Coffee is around 50 yuan a cup in the square. The campsite provides breakfast, which is simple but provides sufficient nutrition. I didn't see any disposable cups, so it's best to bring your own thermos if you need hot water. The campsite staff are very helpful. When I checked in, they helped me find a room near the toilet after I asked where it was. Not knowing where the room was, I asked another guy for directions. He was very kind and helped carry our luggage. Seeing that we didn't have oxygen, he was worried about us getting oxygen deficiency and gave us his phone number so we could call him if needed and he would bring it over. In short, the campsite facilities are complete, but it's important to stay warm and be aware of potential oxygen deficiency. The rooms are designed to be small to retain heat, and because of this, it's easy to get oxygen deficiency if you don't open the windows. If you've taken precautions to stay warm, you can open the windows. If you're sensitive to cold, you can close the windows and rent an oxygen concentrator. It's difficult to sleep at such a high altitude, so rest as much as possible. You'll likely be awake when you reach the stargazing spots. If you want to take photos of the stars with your phone, it's best to bring a tripod. If you have plenty of energy, you can skip the queue during the day and take photos whenever you want at night."

"Great facility to relax after a long day on the road! The breakfast was simple and tasty."

"The boss is from Chongqing and very enthusiastic. It was late when we arrived at the store and it was still raining. The boss helped us carry the boxes and upgraded the room. In the evening, we went to the restaurant on the fifth floor to eat because there were many people. We ordered a good meal and the boss asked us to wait in the room. When we were done, we could deliver the meal or inform us to come down to eat. Very, very intimate. Below are some of the things that make this hotel feel very comfortable: First: The boss is very angry. We didn't enter the room before the room was humidified. The oxygen production was turned on; the water was equipped with four bottles + two bottles of Coke (you know that in the small town of Everest, these are very expensive, the boss is so real) Second: the room has floor heating + direct drinking water Third: the room is very clean, the toilet and sheets are cleaned with pulp Fourth: the dishes are Sichuan cuisine, and the amount given in the place where the items are scarce is full of loads. A great one-night stay in Everest Town. Such an ambitious boss should be rich! (Very recommended)"

"We arrived quite late, and the restaurant had dinner available, which was very convenient. They even offered sweet tea. 👍 The enthusiastic front desk guy answered all our questions and took us to the rooftop to watch the stars after dinner. The friendly girl helped us schedule a bus to Everest Base Camp the next morning. The hotel is located above the bus station, so staying there meant we didn't have to go to the assembly point; we could just wait for the bus at the hotel entrance. It was really convenient. After arriving at Everest Base Camp, we had lunch at their restaurant before leaving. The room was clean, warm, and well-maintained. Overall, everything was excellent and very satisfactory. 👍 Because we arrived so late and woke up so early, we didn't take any photos of the room. They provided free breakfast for my two adults and two children, and the breakfast pancakes were especially delicious. 👍"

"The hotel is new and the room size is big. The bed is comfortable and the shower is strong and warm. Other facilities like oxygen, humidifier and toiletries are good too. Like the room and the hotel being new, has some interesting interior decoration. This is the best hotel to stay outside after the visit to the base camp as the other hotels are older."

"The hotel was small but considering the location, I believe it is one of the best. It is run by a family and the staffs there were very nice and helpful. If you want to visit the base camp, the hotel is a good choice."

"The hotel is brand new, fully smart, and the underfloor heating is wonderfully warm. After being stuck at the foot of Mount Everest for two days due to heavy snow, these two days have been exceptionally comfortable. The young lobby manager deserves high praise; he's the most enthusiastic and kindest hotel manager I've ever met! We had a wonderful chat! The entire hotel staff is truly exceptional, making for a very comfortable stay. I look forward to returning to this hotel near Mount Everest in the future. The view room is magnificent, and I was fortunate enough to witness the first snowfall of the year—the mountains were covered in a blanket of white, truly spectacular! Today, the Lantern Festival, I finally saw the entire panorama of Mount Everest. The two-day wait was worthwhile; I'm grateful to have met you all along the way, my friends."