Xiahe Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"The hotel is extremely close to the monastery. Some people at the reception speak english and they can book you a private tour to visit the grasslands and the monasteries outside the city that otherwise would be unreacheables for 400rmb per vehicle. The room is big and the beds are warm."

"The rooms are well equipped and the room service and restaurant service are satisfactory. Two problems: First, the room temperature was too high, about 30 degrees, and there was no temperature control. I reported this to the hotel, and they said that the heating temperature in Xiahe is always that high and the hotel cannot control it. We opened the windows and drew the curtains, but didn't dare turn on the lights because there was a hotel across the street. We couldn't fall asleep in bed at all. It felt like we were in a scorching hot room with no ventilation or air conditioning. It was minus 14 degrees outside, but it was suffocatingly hot inside! We, an elder who was almost 70 years old, had to travel the next day, so we didn't sleep the whole night and just endured the scorching heat."

"We were upgraded when we checked in, but when we took a shower, we found that the bathroom was leaking into the bedroom. The front desk that night was very responsible and saw that there was no solution, so they arranged the best suite for us and helped us carry our luggage. I would like to especially praise the staff on duty that night 👩💼"

"The dorm was very clean and equipped with a kettle, which was nice. I was the only guest during my stay. As mentioned in the other reviews, the dorm is located in the basement and you have to walk a bit to reach the toilet. The „shower“ is located across the front desk. It’s a small room where the hotel is storing their cleaning equipment, so showering there is a quite dirty and unpleasant experience. As there are so many dorms in the basement (I would guess 50+ beds), I wonder how they would handle the situation if the hotel is fully booked. Overall I would recommend staying there for one night, if you are not picky."

"We are a family of three generations of five people traveling and living in a large triple room. Environment:  is a newly opened homestay this year. The facilities of the whole homestay are very new, with good lighting and a lot of space. Hygiene: It is operated by the boss and his wife, and the hygiene is also cleaned by themselves. We lived for two days and saw that the proprietress had been cleaning the hygiene inside and outside. There are also many green plants in the yard. The bathroom is large and smart toilet. The breakfast boss will cook fresh beef soup for Tibetan noodles. He will also share Tibetan dumplings to taste first. Service: The boss and his wife are local Tibetan compatriots, very enthusiastic, take the initiative to carry luggage, chat, and eat fruit. They will also share local play guides, and share their fresh beef and mutton to eat with everyone. The guests have the needs and meet everyone as much as possible. For example, someone needs to add more quilts, and my mother wants to cook medicine, and she is very enthusiastic to help. It is a typical Tibetan house courtyard, with strong walls, quiet and comfortable living. It is very suitable for a family of young and old, or friends, sitting around on the big table in the yard, chatting, eating and drinking tea. Less than ten minutes walk from Labrang Temple. There are many choices for eating nearby."

"Although it is a homestay, it is really amazing to us. The newly renovated Tibetan courtyard is very beautiful, the room is large and comfortable, the facilities are of high quality, and oxygen cylinders are also sent. Entering the door, Hada was delivered, homemade yogurt was delivered, and breakfast was Tibetan. I felt that the room was a bit cold at night, and the boss actually instructed to buy three blankets. There was no other disadvantage except that parking was a bit difficult. There are a lot of food nearby, and it is not far to the Labrang Temple Visitor Center."