Hotels in Xian'Zu Island, Lhasa

The hardware environment and decoration are really good, and the breakfast is also decent. It is worthy of an old five-star hotel. The front desk took the initiative to upgrade the room type, and the accommodation experience was okay. Although the location is far away from the Potala Palace, it is still very convenient to take a taxi. It is close to large supermarkets, hotels, nightlife areas and hospitals, and the surrounding citywalk is quite comfortable.

Highly recommend this inn! The living environment exceeded expectations. The large floor-to-ceiling windows of the whole house have plenty of light. You can see the clear blue sky and distant mountains in the plateau in the morning. There is a sunny tea room in the public area. You can chat with travelers from all over the place in your leisure time. The small courtyard is clean and elegant, and Tibetan aesthetic details are hidden everywhere. The room is fully furnished, 24-hour hot water, humidifiers are all available, sound insulation is very good, and sleep at night is completely undisturbed. Traveling to major attractions is convenient, both comfortable and atmospheric, there is such a comfortable and comfortable living environment on the plateau, the whole journey is directly full of happiness.

Treasure Hotel! The room was cleaned very clean and tidy, the big windows were very comfortable and comfortable to live in. The location is excellent, not far from Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street, and it is convenient to travel to the Potala Palace. There are many restaurants downstairs, Tibetan food, Sichuan food, Hunan cuisine, and eating is super convenient. The staff is warm and caring, the demand is very fast, the travel accommodation is one-stop worry-free, it is highly recommended to live in Lhasa!

Three girlfriends came to Tibet, two went to the Potala Palace, leaving me alone in the hotel to adapt to the high reaction, the photographer black fish taught me to adjust the breathing method to fight the high reaction, the blood returned quickly, but did not dare to go out to meet with the girlfriends, simply played a selfie, and also asked the black fish to help me capture a few photos, I actually got the most satisfying photo I have ever taken in recent years. Black Fish said that the girls who live in this room will become beautiful, and reluctantly accept this statement, speculating that the boys who live in can also become princes. Next, what will be gained in Tibet time, full of expectations.

The location is good, but the room is too small. Going to the toilet requires going to the bathroom first and then opening the toilet door, which is very inconvenient. The space is so small there isn't even a table to put your things on. This room is overpriced and doesn't include breakfast.

Extremely close to the Potala Palace, and the hotel offers free parking. Right across from the parking lot, there's a cafe where you can get a close-up view of the Potala Palace at night, but I missed it this time. The airport shuttle is also conveniently located near the hotel. The front desk staff were very welcoming and even gave me a special yogurt when I checked in, which was quite tasty. The room was clean, tidy, comfortable, and the smart home features were very convenient. It's great for business trips. I'll definitely come back next time. Highly recommended!

Hotel praise (about 100 words) This hotel has a full experience and a great location. It is especially convenient to travel to the Potala Palace. The rooms are well supplied with oxygen, which relieves the discomfort of the plateau. The staff is warm and thoughtful, almost responsive, and also takes the initiative to help guide and arrange parking. The details are particularly warm. The room is clean and tidy, the whole stay is worry-free and comfortable, the high reverse to Lhasa is too suitable to choose here, next time you come to Lhasa will give priority to staying!

The hygiene and facilities met Huazhu's standards as always. However, the front desk and restaurant staff did not meet expectations (for example, the restaurant staff seemed to be afraid of the cold and did not check breakfast vouchers at the entrance; when we asked for vouchers, they didn't look up and were constantly playing on their phones; even though the room number was clearly marked on the voucher, we had to say it ourselves, which made me have to check the Huazhu mini-program). Furthermore, the biggest problem was the shower temperature control in the bathroom – either scalding hot or freezing cold, with no temperature gradient, making showering impossible; and the overhead shower was terrible, scattering water everywhere except on the skin.

Due to an unexpected situation, I had to stay at this hotel for one night, but I really loved it. To paraphrase a popular saying: even an old Ferrari is still a Ferrari! It's a long-established hotel with an excellent location—all within a 10-minute walk to the square, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, and the airport bus station. Yet, it's also very quiet at night, which is perfect! The service was also standard star-rated hotel service—warm and welcoming, without the lazy atmosphere of some older hotels. I sincerely hope they maintain this! The room furniture was a bit dated, but the materials were really good and sturdy! The bedding was incredibly comfortable, something you can't find in budget hotels! In Lhasa, a food wasteland, the hotel's Chinese restaurant was a delight. The 88 RMB Medog stone pot chicken set meal for one person was the most satisfying meal I had during my week in Lhasa! The waitress was very helpful and attentive; thank you!! In short, next time I come, I'll stay for several more nights!! However, the room phone seemed to be malfunctioning. Following the instructions on the table, I dialed the front desk, but the automated voice said: ”I don't have this dialing function; please check it!” The hotel's large air conditioner lacks usage instructions; hopefully, this can be improved! However, this minor flaw doesn't detract from the overall excellence of the hotel.

The hotel environment is great, and the price is reasonable. They offer oxygen supply, but I heard it's not very effective. On my first day, I experienced dizziness, headache, shortness of breath, stuffy nose, facial fever, dry mouth, and a little nosebleed. High altitude sickness was really uncomfortable, especially the headache – it kept me from sleeping. My personal advice for those coming for business or travel is to bring some medication. I personally ordered Diclofenac Sodium Sustained-Release Capsules via delivery, and they worked wonders. I didn't buy cold medicine because it didn't feel like a cold, so why bother? It probably wouldn't have been as effective as what I bought. I highly recommend these capsules; I only took one and didn't have headaches for the rest of my stay. Also, get some glucose. I bought glucose drinks and had one in the morning and one in the evening. Just these two things are enough. The oxygen felt useless. I bought two small bottles of oxygen and a氧气 bag, but they were pointless. I felt like it was a 'tax on intelligence.' If you want to buy it for a bit of psychological comfort, go ahead, but for real oxygen, go to a hospital for pure oxygen. Regarding showering, I heard you shouldn't shower for the first three days. I didn't on the first day, but by the second, I couldn't stand it anymore. I felt completely stinky and just had to shower. It was fine; as long as you stay warm, dress quickly after showering, and dry your hair, you'll be okay. This hotel is good, I recommend it. It's also close to the Potala Palace. If you have very high standards, you might prefer a big-brand hotel, but for this price, this one is definitely worth it.