Rongbu Hotel
1 night
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1 room, 2 adults, 0 children
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Rongbu Hotel
Homestay
Opened in 2024
80 meters northwest of Rongbuk Temple, Tingri, Tibet, China
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Last booked 4 hrs ago
Amenities
24-hour front desk
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9.2/10
Very GoodThe best hotel with a great view, very nice, and there is also hot pot
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Surroundings
Airport: Dingri Airport
(120.6 km)
Landmarks: Rongbu Temple
(<100m)
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4
Standard Room
2 single beds
20-25m² | Floor: 1
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Oxygen supply facilities
Private toilet
Wi-Fi in room
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5
Standard 2-bed Room
2 single beds
20-27m² | Floor: 1
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Oxygen supply facilities
Private toilet
Wi-Fi in room
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4
Triple Room With Shared Bathroom
3 single beds
28m² | Floor: 1
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Oxygen supply facilities
Wi-Fi in room
Shared toilet
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Guest Reviews
9.2/10
Very Good
101 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness9.3
- Amenities9
- Location9.3
- Service9.3
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Anonymous User
January 20, 2025
Saving money version: I spent nearly 700 yuan to live in a house with no running water, no view and a dry toilet. I wanted to spend a night at the Everest Base Camp, but all the tents were taken down for the winter and this family was the only one available. I think it's worth spending 600+ for the good conditions and the view. As a result, the toilet in the room was unusable and was locked. We had to use the dry toilet and there was no place to rinse our mouths or wash our faces. We had to run outside to get some water or boil some hot water. It was so inconvenient. As for the scenery, please look at the picture. There is a layer of dust on the window, and it cannot be wiped! Because it’s the dust stuck between the windproof plastic sheet outside and the window! Can't wipe it! You can only wipe it after winter is over and you have to remove the entire cloth! Mount Everest is right outside but you can’t see it at all! The oxygen supply is only turned on at night. The only good thing is that the heating is sufficient and I didn't catch a cold.
In summary, there is no need to live in this place in winter. There is nothing in it, just a house with a dry toilet. If you want to see the Golden Mountain in the Rizhao, you can leave after you finish watching it. The eco-friendly car will be waiting for you!
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Wanziairourou
December 4, 2024
The location is good, you can see Mount Everest from the window. The page showed that there was a separate bathroom, but the door in the room was locked and I couldn't get in. We could only go to the dry toilet outside the room, as Mount Everest is extremely cold in winter. However, this is considered a relatively good condition at the Everest Base Camp.
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Guest User
November 2, 2024
It is already very comfortable to have a room with a private bathroom, diffused oxygen supply, and floor heating at the Everest Base Camp. What's more, the large window of the room directly faces Mount Everest, so you can watch the sunset over the golden mountain without leaving the room. The restaurant's self-service yak beef hotpot is delicious, and the scenic shuttle bus provides VIP service for picking up and dropping off passengers at the door. I can't think of anything to complain about in that location and environment.
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lxf0099
April 28, 2025
It is quite good to have such accommodation conditions at high altitudes. The boss is hospitable and it is a must to eat yak hotpot. The price is a little expensive, it is recommended.
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Guest User
April 26, 2025
The view from the view room is very good
It is basically the accommodation closest to the sunrise and sunset viewing point.
Can see Mt. Everest
The room facilities are also very good
Heating facilities
The quilt is also very thick, so I am not afraid of freezing.
It's worth paying for hot pot at night
It is really great to have such accommodation and dining conditions in this very suburban place.
My friend and I had very good sleep quality
I'm really glad I booked this accommodation
Worth recommending～
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Guest User
October 15, 2024
There is nothing good to say about a hotel like Everest Base Camp. You can't take a shower, but who takes a shower on Mount Everest? Twenty-four-hour hot water, twelve-hour diffuse oxygen supply, and a lively restaurant.
Head towards the base camp and go to the ticket purchase office. Go further to the parking lot and buy a sightseeing ticket here. The driver staying in this hotel can park it, and the hotel will help you call the sightseeing bus down the mountain.
The hotel is very close to the check-in points at both ends of the hiking trail, and some rooms can see Mount Everest directly from the room. Well worth the stay.
I, Ali Dabei Line, actually slept the longest here. hehe
The Rongbuk Monastery near the hotel is also worth a visit. It is the Nyingma sect dedicated to Master Padmasambhava.
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Guest User
October 25, 2024
It's the closest to Mount Everest, so you don't have to go to the square plank road. Diffuse oxygen is sufficient and has been restored after the power outage at night. Floor heating is about 15 degrees. The coldest thing is the toilet. The hotel has a self-service hotpot, priced at 88/person.
The best thing is that during breakfast, Mount Everest is right outside the window.
Building B is not a mountain view room, but it doesn't matter, because most of the time it is outdoors, with sunsets and starry skies and sunrises.
Shanghai ID cards are free of tickets and section fares.
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Guest User
September 21, 2024
The best accommodation in the base camp. It is newly opened this year. The facilities and items are very new. The quilt is huge and the floor heating is sufficient at night. Oxygen is supplied all night. The bathroom has a water heater. Although you cannot take a shower, you can wash your face and rinse your mouth. Hot water and disposable slippers. Breakfast includes cold cucumbers, peanuts, boiled eggs, pickled mustard, highland barley cakes, tsampa, butter tea and white rice porridge, as well as instant coffee. I don’t know about lunch, but dinner is a hot pot buffet, priced at 88 yuan per person. There are only a few view rooms, and you can see Mount Everest from the room. When you get in the car, just tell the driver and he can deliver it directly to the door of the hotel.
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Guest User
October 1, 2024
It is of the highest level in the base camp, much better than the tent, clean, comfortable and warm. I have to say that the self-service hotpot is delicious and tastes just as good as the ones in the city.
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Services & Amenities
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24-hour front desk
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Parking
Front Desk Services
24-hour front desk
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 14:00
Check-out: Before 12:00
Front desk hours: 24/7
Guests Accepted
This property only accepts guests with a valid travel permit, residence permit, or ID card issued in the Chinese mainland
Child Policies
Children of all ages are welcome at this property.
Additional fees may be charged for children using existing beds. Add the number of children to get a more accurate price.
Cribs and Extra Beds
For all room types, cribs and extra beds cannot be added.
Breakfast
StyleBuffet
Opening hours[Mon - Sun] 08:00-09:30 Open
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Children 17 years old and under | Free |
Adult | Buffet:CNY 60.00 (approx. AED 30.58) per person |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Service Animals
Service animals are not allowed
Age Requirements
The guest checking in must be between 18–60 years old.
Paying at the Hotel
- Cash