Pet Friendly Hotels in Lhasa

Staying at Puxin for my Lhasa trip was a great choice, I was really happy with it overall. The location is super convenient; you can walk to several main attractions, which saved a lot of travel time. The rooms aren't super luxurious, but they're clean and practical, with thoughtful touches like disposable towels, bath towels, and toilet seat covers. Some rooms even have individual oxygen concentrators, and there's nasal oxygen available in the lobby, which was very reassuring for adjusting to Lhasa's altitude. The owner can help with booking tours and recommending itineraries, which made planning our excursions to nearby areas much easier – we took so many scenic photos! What impressed me most, though, was the owner's attitude. He was incredibly warm and helpful without being intrusive, giving advice and solving problems like a friend. Plus, the Potala Palace view from the rooftop is fantastic. Definitely worth staying here!

This homestay really exceeded expectations, the decoration style is elegant and beautiful, the facilities are complete, and the bedding is soft and sleeps particularly peaceful. The surrounding environment is quiet and comfortable, and it is particularly healing from the hustle and bustle. The landlord is kind and easy-going, and the answer is very intimate. The living experience is full. It is really worth everyone to stay!

Yunshang Four Seasons Shangpin Oxygen Fu Hotel is awesome! The room dispersion oxygen supply is very intimate, perfect to alleviate the high reaction. The top floor cafe can see the cloth palace with a panoramic view, and the view is absolutely amazing. The room is clean and smart, the service is warm, the location is close to the Potala Palace, and the travel is super convenient. The front desk lady is very warm and the service is very good!

Today, I checked into the Wanhui Intercontinental Hotel in Damxung. It's at a pretty high altitude, but the service was excellent – they even brought my luggage right to the room. Everything inside is smartly controlled by Xiaodu (a smart assistant), and there's an oxygen concentrator and a massage chair. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. The hotel hasn't been open for very long, but if I ever have the chance to stay here again, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a great guesthouse. The rooms are clean and simple, the owner is warm and chatty, the decor has a ******* style, the price is affordable, and the location is excellent. You're right by Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street, with plenty of dining and shopping options. The only minor inconvenience is that cars can't pull up directly to the guesthouse entrance.

The stay experience exceeded expectations, the hotel location is very convenient, and it is very convenient to travel for food. The check-in efficiency at the front desk is high and the service is warm and polite. The rooms are clean and tidy, the bedding is soft and comfortable, the sound insulation effect is good, and the rest is very stable at night. The bathroom facilities are complete and the hot water supply is stable. The public area is clean and quiet, and the overall environment is warm. Very cost-effective, no invisible consumption. Whether it is a short business trip or a leisure trip, the details are in place.

Overall satisfaction, must have a room with floor heating, June night is also very cold. The parking lot in the courtyard is quite large, parking is convenient, there are charging piles, two fast charging, several slow charging, very convenient, that is, slow charging parking spaces are often occupied by oil vehicles. Special praise to the waiter's little brother, warm, cheerful, diligent, and constantly busy.

The location is very close to the Princess Wencheng Theater, the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and the popular S-shaped bay. The staff were friendly, the bedding was comfortable, and the environment was quiet; I slept until 10 am. The two puppies were adorable.

It is located in Beijing Street, the downtown area. Just turn right when you go out and walk for 10 minutes to reach Barkhor Street and Jokhang Temple. It is very convenient. The decoration of the hotel is very exotic. The owner is Nepalese. There is an open-air restaurant in the courtyard where many locals come to eat. The facilities are a bit old. It seems to have been open for more than 20 years. At first, there was no hot water, but when the hot water was available, it was very small. I told the boss, who was very nice, but nothing was solved. If the requirements are not very high, it is still a good place to stay.

Affordable, second time to live Facilities: Private bathroom, air conditioning, washing machine, humidifier, TV Hygienic: The linen is clean and odorless Environment: The lobby on the first floor is the front desk and the Tibetan tea house. You need to climb the stairs to go upstairs. There is a small simple staircase in front of the door. Pay attention to safety. Outside the door is Beijing East Road, close to the Chongsaikang bus station, it is very convenient to go anywhere. Service: Miss sister and big brother are very enthusiastic, the front desk will get off work at 9 pm, but there will be a big brother responsible for helping you check in, don't worry