Lhasa Hotels with Bars

"The room was incredibly spacious. The hotel's location is excellent, right next to the city center, and it's just a short walk to Jokhang Temple. The front desk staff were very welcoming and helpful, addressing all our needs. The room was equipped with an oxygen concentrator, which could be used with a nasal cannula or diffuse oxygen, and they thoughtfully provided three cannulas. Complimentary fresh fruit was offered daily. Breakfast was also fantastic and served on the sixth-floor rooftop restaurant, offering stunning panoramic views of the Potala Palace, perfect for watching the sunrise every morning."

"Let me start with a few direct impressions: 1. After booking, I asked if they could pick me up from Lhasa Station. No problem, a Mercedes sedan was arranged! 2. Upon arrival, the front desk asked if it was my first time in Tibet and Lhasa. It was, so they offered me a cup of Rhodiola tea to relieve fatigue and help with acclimatization! 3. I stayed for two consecutive nights and got a free upgrade to a deluxe twin room! Can any other tourist city in the country beat that kind of service? Additionally, the hotel's decor and interior exude a strong ******* style and ambiance. Facing Nanshan, the words ”Long Live the Motherland” are clearly visible. It's also very close to the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Tibet Museum, and Norbulingka (all within a 20-minute walk)."

"First, the location: when visiting Lhasa, I highly recommend staying on Yutuo Road. The Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple are both about a 10-minute walk away. Yifei Hotel is conveniently located on Yutuo Road, making it easy to get around. There are plenty of restaurants, shopping, and other attractions nearby. The rooms are quiet. Although the hotel is quite large, it's not noisy, which reflects the efficiency and professionalism of the hotel management team. I also stayed at the Shangri-La Hotel during my trip to Lhasa. Personally, I prefer the more down-to-earth style and atmosphere of this hotel compared to its impersonal management style. Overall, it was very good. The breakfast selection was plentiful, and the hotel responded quickly to any issues. The room window offers a view of the Potala Palace."

"Our butler, Alan, provided excellent service. The hotel's location is generally good, and some room types even offer views of the Potala Palace. They provide complimentary fruit and yogurt, and there's a turndown service where they make the bed and arrange your shoes. The front desk staff are all very handsome and beautiful, and incredibly friendly. Breakfast was also fantastic. Very satisfied!"

"Service: The lady at the front desk was absolutely wonderful. We had booked a twin room, but she proactively upgraded us to a family suite! The room was spacious and decorated with unique ethnic characteristics. Facilities: The facilities are comprehensive, even including a medical oxygen concentrator! They also provide nasal cannulas. Everything you could possibly need is available. Environment: Excellent, and the soundproofing is good! There's also a Nepalese restaurant on the top floor of the hotel that many locals frequent, and hotel guests even get a discount! The hotel's location is also superb; it's only about a ten-minute walk to Jokhang Temple (at a leisurely pace, typical for Lhasa) and very close to the bus stop. There's also a delicious cold noodle shop right next to the hotel downstairs! I would definitely choose this hotel again if I come back to Lhasa!"

"I booked this hotel for a three day stay and had an amazing time. The front desk staff and the third-floor restaurant team were incredibly kind, sweet, polite, and respectful. The food was not only super delicious but also reasonably priced. The bathroom and blankets in the room were all spotlessly clean. It’s absolutely worth a visit – I highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Lhasa who’s struggling to pick a place to stay. You won’t regret booking here."

"This was my first time in Lhasa, and when I was booking a hotel, I was immediately drawn to Fanlian's decor. The aromatherapy inside the hotel was very pleasant, and the interior design was exactly my style. Being welcomed with a Hada (******* ceremonial scarf) and hot tea made me feel right at home instantly. The hotel offers many experiential activities like yoga, ******* incense making, and meditation. The room was very comfortable, equipped with a humidifier and diffused oxygen. The warm porridge provided nightly in a thermos was a lovely touch. I've already recommended it to friends planning a trip to Lhasa. Each room also comes with a dedicated butler who is attentive and meticulous, answering any questions promptly. This was a very satisfying stay."

"Revisiting Lhasa, I didn't hesitate to choose this absolute gem of a hotel again! It was my second time in Lhasa, and when it came to selecting accommodation, there was no deliberation – I immediately rebooked this hotel. My first stay had already blown me away, and this time, it certainly didn't disappoint. It was still full of delightful surprises, offering incredibly good value for money! I already knew this hotel was special; it was formerly the Nepalese Consulate. The moment you step through the doors, you're instantly enveloped in a rich ******* ambiance. The unique ******* architecture and the magnificent statue of King Gesar reveal meticulous attention to detail at every turn. Even a casual snap here turns into a stunning, unedited photo – a 9-photo grid for social media simply isn't enough to capture all its beauty! The guest benefits are consistently thoughtful. Given the high-altitude environment, every room comes fully equipped with an oxygen generator and humidifier, so you don't have to worry about altitude discomfort. The attention to detail extends to practical amenities like wet wipes and disposable toilet seat covers, all readily prepared. The biggest surprise, though, is the complimentary ******* costume experience! Donning a traditional outfit instantly transforms you into a 'Drolma' (******* fairy/girl), creating an amazing atmosphere perfect for breathtaking photos. A special mention must go to the Gesar Japo Museum located within the hotel. It's incredibly worth exploring, accessible to both hotel guests and outside visitors. Every time I visit, I make sure to spend some time there, learning fascinating stories about ******* culture. And the location? Absolutely unbeatable! You can walk to Barkhor Street and Jokhang Temple in just 5 minutes, making sightseeing incredibly convenient and saving a lot of travel time. Oh, and upon check-in, you also receive a voucher for the 3rd-floor cafe! From there, you can directly take photos with the iconic Potala Palace. The view from the window is simply stunning. Sipping coffee while gazing at the Potala Palace in the distance truly magnifies the tranquility and enjoyment of the entire journey."

"The room was clean and odorless, the bed was soft and sleepy, the check-in at the front desk was super fast, the front desk Deji waiter smiled throughout the service, the location was convenient, the price was full, and I came next time! The sanitation is super meticulous, the facilities are complete and easy to use, the sound insulation effect is not noisy, the breakfast category is fresh, the service is intimate and responsive, the stay experience is full, it is highly recommended ～ The hotel environment is elegant and clean, the bedding is skin-friendly and comfortable, the hot water is sufficient and the water temperature is stable, the staff is warm and thoughtful, The details are full of care, and the stay is particularly comfortable!"

"The room is very good, a small courtyard is planted with fruit trees, and fruit is bearing fruit. You can sit under the fruit tree and drink tea. The proprietress is very warm and friendly, smiling every day. After staying for 3 days, I will help clean it every day, replenish mineral water, etc., and the Potala Palace can be photographed at night on the roof. It is convenient to eat nearby, and it is also very close to the north gate of the Potala Palace. It takes 10 minutes to walk."