Best Hotels in Lhasa
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Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) ★★★★
"I highly recommend staying at this hotel if you're visiting Lhasa. The view of the Potala Palace from the fifth-floor restaurant is unbeatable. I didn't have dinner at the hotel but went upstairs to take photos in the evening. The hotel even offered a complimentary breakfast, and enjoying breakfast while gazing at the Potala Palace was a fantastic experience! Service: A definite plus! They proactively offered buckwheat pillows, it was quiet, and they provided a fruit platter. Facilities: There's a washing machine and dryer available. The room also came with ******* tea leaves, and the Coca-Cola was complimentary and refillable."
The St. Regis Lhasa Resort ★★★★★
"The service was great, but the overall color scheme was a bit too gloomy. The value for money is not that high! The breakfast had a great variety and was delicious 😋"
Lhasa Potala Palace Yishan Hotel ★★★★
"The room was clean and tidy. The hotel's location is excellent, just a few hundred meters from Barkhor Square, making it very convenient to walk to both the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. The rooftop viewing platform and restaurant offer direct views of the Potala Palace at night, perfect for photos."
Lhasa Potala Palace Square Jiangsu Road Atour Hotel ★★★★
"Our late-night flight landed at Lhasa airport, and we didn't get to the hotel until after midnight. The parking lot was very small, and on holidays, if it's full, you have to leave your keys. What was really frustrating was that they didn't give you any receipt or proof when you handed over your keys, nor did they even tag the car key with the room number. I have no idea how they manage that. What if something valuable goes missing from the car? The hotel really needs to think about improving in this area. After finally managing to check in, the room key didn't even work because it hadn't been activated. So, I had to go back downstairs with all my heavy luggage to sort it out. If I wasn't so used to coming to Tibet and didn't suffer from altitude sickness, this experience would have really soured my impression of the place. No matter how many freebies they offered at checkout, it wouldn't make up for that terrible first impression. The breakfast was just so-so. The only 'pro' was its advertised proximity to Barkhor Street, but honestly, it's not great value for money. If my friends weren't staying here and I needed to be close to them, I definitely wouldn't choose this hotel."
Hampton by Hilton Lhasa Potala Palace Square ★★★★
"Second time staying here during our ten-day trip to Tibet. The hotel is located within walking distance of the Potala Palace. The room was quiet and spacious, featuring 12 hours of complimentary diffuse oxygen supply. The breakfast quality was good, and it offers great value for money."
Shangri-La Hotel, Lhasa ★★★★★
"The hotel entrance isn't very noticeable, as it's right along the main road. However, the service and amenities are excellent, especially the complimentary afternoon tea and happy hour. You honestly don't even need to leave the hotel for meals – that's definitely worth praising! On the downside, on our first day, a silverfish fell from the bathroom ceiling, so it seems like cleanliness could be improved. I had a similar experience at a five-star hotel in Chongqing ten days ago."
ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel ★★★★
"The hotel's location is excellent, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The rooms are clean, tidy, and decorated with a stylish and charming touch. The sanitation is also well-maintained, and the staff are warm, attentive, and provide thoughtful service."
Echarm Hotel（Lhasa Zhaji Temple） ★★★
"Great hotel! Parking is convenient and the rooms are very spacious. The breakfast was delicious too. I shipped snow chains to the hotel in advance, and they kept them safe for me. Excellent value for money, highly recommended!"
Lhasa Barkhor Street Dekang Fuoxi View B&B (Potala Palace Jokhang Temple) ★★★
"The room was great! They delivered my takeout right up to my room, and there was even an oxygen concentrator inside, though it was a bit noisy. The lady at the front desk was fantastic, and the security guard at the entrance was also very helpful with my luggage. The room was nice and warm."
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Lhasa Snow Paradise International Hotel (Potala Palace)
"This hotel was a fantastic experience, and the manager provided excellent service. They even turned on the oxygen supply in advance. Breakfast was also very good. What impressed me most was the parking attendant. When I was leaving, the gate showed a 40 yuan charge. The attendant opened the gate for me and said, 'I know you're staying here, so you don't need to register at the front desk.' That was incredibly thoughtful."
Arro Khampa Lhasa
"Arro Khampa gave me all the wonderful experiences I had in Lhasa. The front desk upgraded me to a room with a balcony. I stayed for two nights. The first day, I was so excited that I played all day long. I only truly started to rest when I got back to the hotel with mild altitude sickness. After breathing oxygen for a night, I was full of energy the next day. There seem to be only about twenty rooms in total, and the staff remember your every need and preference. On the second day, I was exhausted from altitude sickness, and the staff brought food to my room and even helped me change to a more comfortable pillow. It was my first solo trip to Lhasa, and I wasn't fully prepared, but thankfully I booked this place. It's truly worth it~~~. The small shop at the entrance was also full of surprises. I took a small potato with me when I left. 🥔 I hope to have the chance to come back again someday."
Nyetsang Grand Hotel
"I feel that the service is very attentive, the customer service is very considerate, and the phone voice is nice. It is really great. I just love it. I will stay here again next time I have a chance! Send a cute picture to customer service"
Songtsam Lhasa Linka
"The reception, service, welcome sweet tea, snacks, and dinner are all very good. I still need to comment on the breakfast. It has been more than 8 years since I first stayed at the Songtsam Hotel. It is indeed gratifying to see the rise of self-branded hotels, especially in areas with difficult environments. However, if we want to continue to develop, we must not only increase various brand cooperation and cross-border publicity, but also return to the essence and make the service and management seamless. Look at the management and service of old five-star hotels. The key is that middle-level management is very necessary. I won’t elaborate here. For example, breakfast ended at 10:30, and I arrived at the restaurant at 10:20. They had already collected the food and started cleaning? You can compare it with the St. Regis next door. This kind of problem is far from happening in international brands. I hope that self-owned brands will get better and better."
Ruixi Fuoxi Hotel (Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, Lhasa)
"Not bad, highly recommended! The overall experience far exceeded my expectations. From the meticulous details to the actual user experience, everything showed great sincerity. Whether you're a newcomer trying it for the first time or someone with similar needs, you can definitely give it a try. After experiencing it, you'll likely be pleasantly surprised, just like me. It's completely worth taking the time to check it out."
Atour Hotel Lhasa the Potala Palace Plaza Beijing Middle Road
"Extremely satisfied, the front desk service was also excellent. Very happy with my stay."
Lobbum Tsang Boutique Hotel
"Location: About 2km from Potala Palace, which can be seen from the rooftop on the fourth floor. It's situated in a very quiet and safe neighborhood, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. There's a bus stop within 200m, making it convenient to get to both Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Facilities: The rooms have a distinct ******* style. While the ******* decor might make the rooms appear less bright, the hygiene is good. Service: The staff are also ******* and very warm and friendly. I especially want to thank the front desk lady, Decuo. As a solo traveler in Lhasa, I experienced altitude sickness and the rare event of being bumped by a yak. She provided me with a lot of comfort and encouragement 💗. Overall, I highly recommend staying here!"
The Potala Palace Jicai International Hotel (Barkhor Street Branch)
"The hotel was well facilitated especially the self laundry service was superb. Only thinggy is some room (mine one) there were some oudor of urine especially the toilet seat. But, both my friend one was okay. So really depends... since we were staying only one night, generally experience is good. Very convenient nearby plenty of food. Staff were helpful. Hotel provided fresh fruits too!"
Thangka Hotel
"First time staying at this hotel and it was a fantastic experience! At an altitude of over 4600 meters, the room was equipped with oxygen, which was great. The housekeeping was incredibly thorough, even the corners were spotless. The room itself was spacious and bright, and the air conditioning and hot water were quick to respond. The service was attentive and meticulous; any requests were handled promptly. There are plenty of dining options nearby, and parking is convenient. It's perfect for both business trips and leisure travel. I've already saved it and recommended it to my friends!"
Home2 Suites by Hilton Lhasa Museum
"I'm usually very lazy when it comes to writing reviews, but I really have to complain about this hotel. First, the location service always automatically redirects to "Hilton Gardens" on Didi (a ride-hailing app), even after I changed the address yesterday. Second, my sleep schedule is quite irregular, and I'm particular about beds, so I always put my room on "Do Not Disturb" mode. I didn't fall asleep until 7 AM, and the hotel front desk called my room at 11:30 AM to remind me to check out at 2 PM. I want to ask what's going on? I can understand if you call at 1:30 PM, but what does it mean to tell me the check-out time at 11:30 PM? Don't you understand what "Do Not Disturb" means?"
Lhasa Gorkha Cultural Manor (Potala Palace Barkhor Street)
"I still really like the courtyard. However, the hotel has been fully booked with events recently, so I had to wait a long time to check in and couldn't even extend my stay. The staff also look noticeably more tired and worn out compared to before. The boss really needs to give them a raise!"
ji Hotel
"I was very satisfied. The hotel is close to the attractions, so I walked to Barkhor Street every day. The service was excellent and friendly, and the room was clean. It's very convenient, though parking can be a bit challenging when it's busy."
Gesang Huaxiang Xiangfen Hotel(the Potala Palace Baguo Street Store)
"This was my parents' first trip to Lhasa, and when choosing a hotel, I prioritized location and oxygen supply. Both proved to be very practical during our stay. We could walk to places like Barkhor Street and Jokhang Temple, and my parents could return to the hotel to rest whenever they got tired. The lobby offers nasal cannula oxygen, which was helpful when feeling unwell. We booked a triple room, perfect for the three of us. Since there seemed to be availability that day, the owner kindly upgraded us to a first-floor room free of charge, noticing my parents' age. Our room also had its own oxygen generator, which gave us peace of mind at night. The hotel even provided welcome milk tablets; though a small gesture, it felt very authentic to Lhasa upon arrival."
Orange Hotel (Lhasa Jokhang Temple Barkhor Street Hotel)
"The worst hotel I stayed at in Tibet for ten days! 1. When I entered the room, there was a pillow on the bedside table that smelled strongly of mutton, so I threw it away immediately! 2. The toilet had a terrible stench coming from inside! 3. The soundproofing in the room was absolutely terrible! I could hear everything outside clearly. There was construction outside the window, so it was like there were no windows at all. I had driven all day the night before and checked in around midnight, so I was exhausted. I was woken up by the noise around 7 a.m. the next day! I complained to the front desk, and the manager said he would add me on WeChat and compensate me, but I haven't responded at all until I sent a leave request! It was awful!"
Orange Hotel Lhasa Potala Palace
"The hotel is nice, but don't book the tours recommended by the front desk. Also, the water in the humidifier is very dirty."
Lhasa Chijiang Larang Historic Hotel (Bakuo Street Jokhang Temple Branch)
"This ******* hotel is full of ethnic customs. As soon as you enter the door, you will be given a white Hada, which makes you feel very warm and respected. The overall decoration is dominated by distinctive ******* totems and paintings. The environment is clean and tidy, the courtyard is green, and the atmosphere is quiet and comfortable, which is very suitable for relaxation. The room is carefully arranged, the bed is comfortable, and the public space is also very tasteful. The service staff is warm and kind, especially thankful for the attentive reception of Ci Ta, which left us with unforgettable memories. Highly recommended, five-star praise!"
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More Information About Lhasa Hotels
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Number of reviews |
385,616 |
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Total properties |
1,055 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£31 |
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£31 |
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Trending hotel |
ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel |
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Popular area |
Barkhor Street/Jokhang Temple |
FAQ – Hotels in Lhasa
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What is the average price of a hotel in Lhasa this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lhasa this weekend is £38 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £58 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Lhasa this weekend typically cost £127 per night.
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How much do hotels in Lhasa cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lhasa during weekdays is £38 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £58 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Lhasa generally cost £127 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Lhasa?
Some of the best places to stay in Lhasa are near popular attractions like Potala Palace, Princess Wencheng Drama and Jokhang Temple, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Lhasa?
Families visiting Lhasa often prefer hotels like ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel (from £23), Lhasa Potala Palace Yishan Hotel (from £42) and Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) (from £15), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Lhasa near Potala Palace?
Some of the top hotels in Lhasa near Potala Palace include Home Inn Plus (Lhasa Potala Palace Store) (from £27), Shangri-La Hotel, Lhasa (from £82) and Xinding Hotel (from £24), all offering easy access to Potala Palace, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Lhasa?
The most popular Lhasa hotels for your stay: ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel (from £23), Lhasa Potala Palace Yishan Hotel (from £42) and Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) (from £15) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Lhasa are pet friendly?
Home2 Suites by Hilton Hotel (Lhasa Municipal Government) (from £46), Gesang Huaxiang Xiangfen Hotel(the Potala Palace Baguo Street Store) (from £10) and Intercontinental Wanhui Hotel (from £22) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Lhasa are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel (from £23), Lhasa Potala Palace Yishan Hotel (from £42) and Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) (from £15) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Lhasa provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Lhasa? Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) (from £15), The Potala Palace Jicai International Hotel (Barkhor Street Branch) (from £23) and Lobbum Tsang Boutique Hotel (from £17) provide airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Lhasa have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Harbor Star Hot Spring Hotel (Lhasa Municipal Government and Xizang University) (from £22) has hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Lhasa have swimming pools?
The St. Regis Lhasa Resort (from £101), Shangri-La Hotel, Lhasa (from £82) and Minshan Xintiandi Hotel (from £31) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Lhasa offer an especially good breakfast ?
ChunQiu Oxygen-Rich Hotel (from £23),Lhasa Potala Palace Yishan Hotel (from £42) and Tibethostel Scenic Hotel (Potala Palace) (from £15) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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