Hotel near Potala Palace/Sun Island,Lhasa49.1% of visitors choose this area
AAnonymous User2026.06.01
First, let me praise the cleanliness; it was truly spotless. When I first entered, I instinctively touched the bedside table and desktop, and there wasn't a speck of dust. The bathroom was also free of water stains and hair. For a guesthouse to achieve this level of cleanliness is better than many chain hotels. The room's overall design is warm and bright, with light beige walls and warm, non-glaring lighting. The curtains are cotton and linen, allowing light in but not letting in, so even during the day, it's not dark and feels very comfortable. They've spared no expense on amenities. There's a Marshall speaker on the table; I connected my phone and played a song, and the sound quality was excellent, with full bass. It was quite a pleasant surprise to have such a small treat in a place like Lhasa. The hairdryer is a Dyson, powerful yet lightweight, drying hair incredibly quickly without the arm getting tired from holding it up for so long. The humidifier deserves special mention. Lhasa is incredibly dry; I didn't use the humidifier the first night, and my throat was so dry I woke up several times in the middle of the night. The second night, I turned the humidifier on full blast, slept soundly until morning, and my nose didn't feel sore in the morning. This humidifier has a large water tank, so I don't need to refill it all night, which is great. The oxygen concentrator is the medical type, not a portable canister. I had a headache the night I arrived in Lhasa, and after inhaling for about ten minutes, it immediately relieved the pain; the effect was very noticeable. Plus, the machine isn't very loud, so it's not noisy even next to the bed.
However, there is one minor drawback. The floor seems to be poorly maintained; some areas look old and even a bit dirty. Upon closer inspection, it's not actually dirty, but rather worn and scratched, but it does look unsightly. A renovation or a rug would greatly improve the experience. The flooring issue doesn't affect my sleep, but I hope the seller will take note of it.
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