Hotels in Xian'Zu Island, Lhasa

The hotel is very clean and the boss is a special soldier who has left the army and told us the story of the army. The hotel is clean and the room is very comfortable. The sun is very good every day. Very good. Very good Tangka type hotel is highly recommended.

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.

Treasure Hotel! The room was cleaned very clean and tidy, the big windows were very comfortable and comfortable to live in. The location is excellent, not far from Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street, and it is convenient to travel to the Potala Palace. There are many restaurants downstairs, Tibetan food, Sichuan food, Hunan cuisine, and eating is super convenient. The staff is warm and caring, the demand is very fast, the travel accommodation is one-stop worry-free, it is highly recommended to live in Lhasa!

Three girlfriends came to Tibet, two went to the Potala Palace, leaving me alone in the hotel to adapt to the high reaction, the photographer black fish taught me to adjust the breathing method to fight the high reaction, the blood returned quickly, but did not dare to go out to meet with the girlfriends, simply played a selfie, and also asked the black fish to help me capture a few photos, I actually got the most satisfying photo I have ever taken in recent years. Black Fish said that the girls who live in this room will become beautiful, and reluctantly accept this statement, speculating that the boys who live in can also become princes. Next, what will be gained in Tibet time, full of expectations.

The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get around by public transport or on foot, and it's easy to pop back for a rest. That's why I extended my stay by two more days. The complimentary foot bath service is a great touch, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. What truly stands out is the free luggage storage for guests checking out for a few days – it's easy, safe, and a real lifesaver.

My stay at the Shuwang Oxygen View Hotel was a perfect experience. The hotel is very close to Potala Palace, making it super convenient to walk everywhere. They have 24-hour diffused oxygen supply throughout the entire hotel, which really helped counteract altitude sickness, and I slept very soundly at night. The environment was clean and tidy, and the staff were attentive and thoughtful. Overall, it's great value for money and the best choice for accommodation in Lhasa.

The hygiene and facilities met Huazhu's standards as always. However, the front desk and restaurant staff did not meet expectations (for example, the restaurant staff seemed to be afraid of the cold and did not check breakfast vouchers at the entrance; when we asked for vouchers, they didn't look up and were constantly playing on their phones; even though the room number was clearly marked on the voucher, we had to say it ourselves, which made me have to check the Huazhu mini-program). Furthermore, the biggest problem was the shower temperature control in the bathroom – either scalding hot or freezing cold, with no temperature gradient, making showering impossible; and the overhead shower was terrible, scattering water everywhere except on the skin.

Due to an unexpected situation, I had to stay at this hotel for one night, but I really loved it. To paraphrase a popular saying: even an old Ferrari is still a Ferrari! It's a long-established hotel with an excellent location—all within a 10-minute walk to the square, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, and the airport bus station. Yet, it's also very quiet at night, which is perfect! The service was also standard star-rated hotel service—warm and welcoming, without the lazy atmosphere of some older hotels. I sincerely hope they maintain this! The room furniture was a bit dated, but the materials were really good and sturdy! The bedding was incredibly comfortable, something you can't find in budget hotels! In Lhasa, a food wasteland, the hotel's Chinese restaurant was a delight. The 88 RMB Medog stone pot chicken set meal for one person was the most satisfying meal I had during my week in Lhasa! The waitress was very helpful and attentive; thank you!! In short, next time I come, I'll stay for several more nights!! However, the room phone seemed to be malfunctioning. Following the instructions on the table, I dialed the front desk, but the automated voice said: ”I don't have this dialing function; please check it!” The hotel's large air conditioner lacks usage instructions; hopefully, this can be improved! However, this minor flaw doesn't detract from the overall excellence of the hotel.

The room is clean and tidy, the service attitude is friendly, there is a diffuse/nasal oxygen supply facility. If you need nasal oxygen, it is recommended to bring a nasal oxygen tube. If two people need to breathe at the same time, it is recommended to bring a three-way tube. Sometimes there will be midnight snacks.