Mountain View Hotels in Tingri

"Let's talk about the accommodation first. Although there wasn't a private bathroom, I still found it quite comfortable. Figure 1 shows a rough overview of the camp. Our tent had six double beds, Figure 2 showed the communal dining table inside the tent, and Figure 3 showed the room (which only had a bed and two nightstands). The tent had a sink with a water heater next to it (Figure 6), as well as a basin and disposable basin cover (Figure 5), making washing quite convenient. The bathroom was portable and a little further from our tent, about a minute's walk. We couldn't find a shower, but at 5,000 meters above sea level, it's best not to shower. 😅 As for the value for money, we checked in around 3:00 PM and left at 12:00 the next day. We didn't have to worry about the bus's arrival time back in town. If the weather was good, we could easily watch the sunrise and sunset from Mount Everest. We didn't have to pay for two bus rides, which was equivalent to saving one. Minus the room rate, I think it was a good value."

"I didn't expect that this small county town can have this grade of hotel, the decoration style facilities are very similar to Atour. The hardware has reached, and the software service needs to be improved. For example, the service staff should take the initiative to greet passengers. The hotel has a free parking lot and a public parking lot opposite. We parked in our own parking lot behind the hotel during the insurance period. As a result, we found that the right front wheel was out of gas early the next morning, and we changed tires in high altitude areas in the rain. When I opened it to the repair shop for inspection, there was a big hole on the side of the tire. It should not be scratched during the driving period. It means that the safety of the parking lot is not guaranteed and security services need to be strengthened."