Top 5-Star Hotels in Lhasa

We stayed at the Shangri-la after a week of being in Tibet. It was a nice change from the more Chinese style hotels we had stayed in and was ideal for the night before our flight out. The rooms are great and we booked one with a bath. The shower was very powerful and hot. The breakfast buffet was, by Chinese standards, decent for western options and the evening buffer was good for approx 200rmb/person if you're in need of more western options. The big plus for me was the gym. Decent by most hotel standards and had a good mix of resistance machines, cardio and free weights (mainly dumbbells of up to 20kg plus a pair of 27.5kg). The only thing missing from the gym really is a squat rack but otherwise very good. Would stay again.

The hotel upgraded our room, provided us with an extra bed, allowed us late check-out and provided smiling/prompt service. Overall a very good experience.

Great hotel, large room (was upgraded for free to Suite), clean. Marshal at reception was friendly and attentive. Large variety at breakfast, although the western options are still slightly limited. Would be nice to have greek yoghurt and more cereal choices. Chinese options are great. Joy (waitress at breakfast) was very good and deserves a mention!

The hotel staff was very enthusiastic and took the initiative to help upgrade the room type. A buffet breakfast was given as a gift. In particular, the hotel staff Zhuoga was very warm and thoughtful, the reception was attentive and meticulous, and she considered the guests very well. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks.

1. Service. The hotel was booked many days in advance, and a family of three booked a twin room specifically for sleeping comfort. On the morning of check-in, the hotel called to confirm and made it clear how many people would be staying. But when I came to check in at around 8 pm, I was told that the twin room was no longer available and the room I booked had been given to someone else. I was really speechless. Standing at the front desk for a long time can't solve it. At first, I was told that I would cancel the order and then book the Tibetan-style building, but I couldn’t book it on the same day, and the Tibetan-style building was not displayed on the platform. Later, he said that he could coordinate a room without air conditioning. It would be freezing in Lhasa in winter? After more than half an hour, it still couldn't be solved. I finally said, if it doesn't work, please give me an extra bed in the double room, so that I can sleep comfortably. It turned out that I was asked to add money myself, which was simply ridiculous. Finally, we were told to call the manager to apply and asked us to wait in the lobby for a while. Finally, after waiting for an hour, we were told that we could add an extra bed for free. 2. Room facilities are relatively old. It is no different from all hotels with place name + hotel + VIP building. 3. The breakfast was terrible, totally sorry for the quality of the hotel.

The first time I went to Lhasa, I stayed at Songtsam Linka. I had a very good experience at first, because its hotel facilities are relatively new, giving you a special feeling of entering Lhasa. The hygiene is also very clean. It is a small independent room, and there are several guests in the independent mobile room. But they don't disturb each other. The environment is even better. In the place with blue sky and white clouds in Lhasa, coupled with the unique geographical environment of this hotel, it is very quiet and secluded. As for the service, I can only say that there are no major mistakes, but the emergency response ability is too poor. When encountering emergencies, the service staff did not make me feel that they handled it well, and their ability to solve problems needs to be strengthened. We have also communicated with the person in charge of the hotel. Next time if we encounter conflicts with hotel guests, I hope we will do better in the future, instead of just apologizing and making peace. Diffuse oxygen supply: This is really a very important system. After all, Lhasa is still at a very high altitude, and rest at night is very important. With this oxygen supply system, you can really sleep well at night, and their bedroom shading effect is very good. Once the curtains are drawn and the lights are turned off, it is pitch dark and very quiet. It is really nice to sleep. Daily afternoon tea (only available in the designated afternoon tea area of ​​the hotel): We did not have afternoon tea due to time constraints. Welcome fruit: The welcome fruit is not very delicious, especially sour, and it feels like it has been left for a long time. Then they will make the bed for you at night, and they will give you the Tremella soup they prepared when you come. Very considerate, right? It gives you a feeling.

The hotel is strategically located not far from Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace, and not on the main road, avoiding the noise of passing vehicles. The room was clean, especially the professionalism and enthusiasm of the housekeeping manager Wang, which made me feel at home, and was also an important reason for me to stay for 4 more days. The housekeeping attendants were also enthusiastic and serious. The only unpleasant thing was the first night of check-in, because the weather in Lhasa was relatively dry and I needed to drink more water, so I asked the housekeeping department to send two more bottles of water at night, but the housekeeping department refused because they had already given two bottles in the afternoon. Two bottles of water are not worth much, but it will chill the hearts of guests staying on the first night. After all, Lhasa is a plateau city, and it takes some adjustment on the first day.

During this trip to Tibet, I stayed at the Sunshine Hotel in Lhasa for 2 days. Entering the lobby gives me a low-key and elegant feeling. Entering the lobby is the warm and kind greeting of Xiao Chen at the front desk. The room is clean and tidy. The staff are very professional and skilled in responding to my consultation. The problem is excellent. I am very satisfied with being able to provide services to guests in time. Compared to other Trip five-diamond hotels, the price is very high. And the hotel has a good view of the window. But there are still two problems. One is that air conditioning uses central control, and cannot heat in summer. Although summer cooling is enough for Lhasa locals, it is difficult for foreigners to call the climate warm even in Lhasa in summer. The second is that the location is a bit biased. The hotel is on the easternmost side of Lhasa, not far from a Wanda Mall, a bookstore and Tibet University. The Million Serf Liberation Memorial Hall seems to have been moved to the Tibet Museum. So there are not many attractions around. Although the hotel is not far from the bus, it still needs to take a taxi in the case of time constraints. Overall, this hotel is very cost-effective and is very suitable for the first few days of high anti-reverse.

A hotel you must stay in when you come to Lhasa. The free sweet tea in the hotel is delicious. I bring a cup every day when I go out. The breakfast is also great. The room is really warm. I couldn't sleep on the first day because it was too hot. The hotel provides oxygen. My husband said it was very effective. I can ask the housekeeper to bring breakfast to the room. The service is very good. I stayed for three days. There were a lot of express deliveries every day. They helped me bring them up. They also helped me get the takeaways. Thank you very much. I personally like this hotel very much

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.