Everest 8848 Top of the World Observation Tent

The tent is well located at the base camp, and the decoration inside is very local. The weather on Mount Everest was very cold on the day we checked in, but luckily there were free sweet tea and hot water in the tent to keep us going. The room was very clean, which was unexpected. The quilt was very thick, but I woke up from the heat at night. I chose an oxygen room, so I used the oxygen machine all night and slept soundly. I am very glad that I chose this tent. This trip to Mount Everest was very successful.

The room is good, and the boss is a very enthusiastic person. Friends who are going to climb Mount Everest must choose his tent accommodation

The boss is very nice. If someone feels unwell, he will immediately arrange for oxygen. He also told us not to hesitate and to come to him directly if we feel unwell. We didn't have dinner at his house that night, but he still treated us to sweet tea. When I was brushing my teeth, the boss asked if there was any hot water so that we could add some hot water to brush our teeth and wash our face. It’s my first time staying in a tent, and I have no idea what it’s like. I guess all the tents on the mountain are like this. The following should be the common features of all tents. Friends who mind can choose to stay at the foot of the mountain. We booked an oxygenated king-size bed room, which allowed us to move the oxygenator into the compartment and breathe oxygen directly at night. This is how we got through that night. There was an electric blanket in the room, and the quilt was very thick, so I didn't feel cold. The compartments are separated by curtains, which can keep the air flowing and avoid lack of oxygen, but I always feel a cool breeze blowing when I sleep. There is a floor drain in the kitchen, where you wash and brush your teeth, and it feels very cramped when squatting. In such a cold environment, it is impossible to wash each guest, but it still feels clean.

You don't have to walk far after getting off the shuttle bus. You can find the tents by following the numbers on the tents. I have taken a video of the layout of the tent and put it in the review for reference. The individual compartments are the room types. In fact, all the tents are similar. If you want to try the collective living atmosphere, you can stay in one. The tent is well-equipped with thermal insulation and anti-altitude sickness measures, and can also guarantee basic personal privacy rights! Except for going to the toilet and taking a shower, all other needs are met as much as possible. The boss (Figure 8) is very diligent, friendly and sensible. He is either picking up tourists at the parking lot or cleaning the tents! Or he will just sit there in a daze. If you don't take the initiative to ask him questions, he won't talk to you! He was the only ******* man taking care of the entire tent. I observed him several times and felt that he was much more virtuous than me!

If you come to Mount Everest and don't stay at the base camp, you have traveled thousands of kilometers in vain. The tents in this camp are relatively new and clean. The toilet is also close. It provides oxygen, dinner, hot pot and simple breakfast. The young boss is responsive to every request. Staying at Mount Everest is for the experience and I am very satisfied!

Facilities: Oxygen concentrator, electric blanket, charging facilities are all complete Hygiene: Very clean Service: First-class, the boss is absolutely very enthusiastic 😂 kept asking us if we needed anything, picked us up when the sightseeing bus arrived, and made breakfast for us the next morning 👍🏻