When you come to Tibet to see the golden mountain in the sun, you must stay at (InterContinental Lhasa Paradise) which can satisfy all your needs

InterContinental Lhasa Paradise In the transparent "snow mountain" in the middle, the InterContinental Lhasa Paradise Hotel has built a city, with transparent glass houses providing shade and wind protection for people. The building in the center imitates the Jokhang Temple, and next to it are traditional Tibetan houses, which are staggered in height and offer changing scenery as you move forward. They are also decorated with traditional ornaments such as red pillars and black windows, the sun, the moon, auspicious clouds, and wind satin, giving you a familiar feeling of Tibet! Style: Different from the Tibetan space under the glass ceiling, the design of the lobby, corridors and rooms is a perfect fusion of traditional Tibetan and European classic styles. The columns, domes, chandeliers, fireplaces, bed curtains, everywhere exudes European splendor and elegance. The snow-capped mountains in the foreground background painting remind you that this is Tibet, in Lhasa. The patterns on the carpets, wallpapers and door frames are very Tibetan, and some have black backgrounds to show their nobility. Rooms: The rooms at InterContinental Paradise Hotel use diffused oxygen supply, which is the first in Lhasa. Humidifiers alleviate the dryness of the air in winter, and there is a 24-hour oxygen bar in the lobby. My room faces the convention center square, and the fountain should be more beautiful in summer. Every morning, the golden mountain in the distance would wake me up.