Spa 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.

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.

Location: It is about 15 minutes' drive from the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. There are also many shops and places to eat nearby. You can walk to Wanda for more than ten minutes. It is very convenient to go shopping and eat. Service: The front desk staff is very enthusiastic, and they are busy with any questions. They are warm and thoughtful, which makes me feel the enthusiasm of the people of Lhasa. Room: The room is large, there is enough space for luggage, and there is also a humidifier and oxygen generator, so that we are not afraid of drying. Parking: The hotel has its own parking lot, it is free, and the parking is very convenient. I heard that parking in Lhasa is not convenient, so I found this free parking hotel. In short, it is really good.

Because of Namtso, I chose to stay in Damxung for one night. The conditions of the hotel were unexpectedly good, with whole-house water heating + oxygen concentrator, breakfast and ******* sweet tea. A very satisfying stay experience! It's a pity that I didn't have the chance to go to the park to see Namtso because of the snow. I look forward to coming back next time! Or choose to be a show of oxygen.