Best Tingri Hotels

"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 boss was so kind. He helped me with my backpack and even called the lady owner of the Sichuan restaurant to order food in the room. It was delicious😋! The room had a huge amount of oxygen, the two tubes were like air guns, and with air conditioning and heating, the quality of the eight hours of sleep that night was first-class, which brought sufficient energy for the trip to Everest Base Camp the next day. The wildness of Everest Base Camp I had a lot of fun, and my night shots of the Milky Way were a perfect success! The hotel has ample parking spaces and is very close to the gate of Everest Park, 11 kilometers away. The low altitude adjustment on the first day is much more cost-effective than staying at Everest Base Camp. It is recommended to stay here for the first night of self-driving tours, perfect!"

"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."

"Five stars is a must! This 5-star hotel is truly full of surprises! The lobby is filled with rich Tibetan style, with various Tibetan incense sticks neatly displayed and Thangka paintings creating a wonderful atmosphere. The lobby also features a complimentary tea break area, offering nourishing hot tea, bread, pastries, candies, and dried fruits all day long. It's a clean and thoughtful place to stop and recharge while traveling. A special mention goes to the smart delivery robot! It's simple and responsive, delivering takeout and small items directly to your room. You can even ask it to pick up snacks, saving you the hassle of running around. The combination of traditional ambiance and smart service makes for a fantastic experience! The staff are gentle and attentive, and the rooms are clean and quiet. This is the top choice for travelers in this area – highly recommended!"

"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."

"The best hotel at the foot of Mount Everest, bar none. Facilities, service, cleanliness, and environment are all superb. The bread for breakfast was delicious. Furthermore, it's very close to the eco-bus transfer center, which is incredibly convenient. Highly recommended."

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

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

"This hotel directly filled the peace of mind and provided free nasal straws. I didn't have it myself. The front desk could get it. The 24-hour oxygen supply was very nice. I only got here. The chest was tight and the oxygen could be relieved, but the head bloating was a problem with atmospheric pressure. There is still no way to solve it. The room is also very clean! In such a high altitude place, the service + basic guarantee is very good, live at ease and comfortable, come to Tibet to live here is very good, when you go, the front desk also intimately explained the surrounding attractions and precautions. Very recommended"

"Cost-effective! Very new hotel, well-equipped, a little taste, sleep at night, not cold at present. The hotel can contact the base camp bus and pick it up directly at the entrance of the hotel, which is very convenient."