Shangri-La·Three Seasons·Liulu Cultural Resort Homestay (Dukezong Ancient Town Branch)

The hotel is right in the Dukezong Ancient Town with convenient transportation. It offers a tranquil escape in the heart of the hustle and bustle, and features a strong sense of design. The morning butter tea was quite good, the afternoon tea was plentiful, and there is even a Thai massage service. The facilities are fully equipped.

The hotel is convenient for parking and even offers free EV charging stations. It's a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. The garden features two lovely willow trees, and the breakfast is rich and varied, complete with ******* butter tea. The room is equipped with branded bedding, and there is a Thai spa massage available. The overall design is exceptionally stylish.

The water piano in the lobby is a stunning highlight full of design flair, and the weeping willows in the garden are lovely. There’s an ultra-cute Bichon Frise at the front desk, plus Thai massages and ******* Thangka painting classes which the kids loved. Excellent service, spotless cleanliness, delicious breakfast, great facilities, and incredible value for money.

The butler service was excellent 👍🏻, very responsive to all requests. Although there were only three breakfast sets, you could eat as much as you wanted, and the fruits were all very fresh. The in-room bedding, bathroom, and toiletries were top-notch, all from premium brands. The butter tea was the best I've ever tasted, and parking was convenient. I recommend the Thai massage for those tired from traveling; it was incredibly relaxing, and all the technicians were from Thailand.

The family room came with kids' toothbrushes, slippers, and bathrobes. The garden had swings, a treehouse, wooden horses, and a relaxation area, which the children loved. The butter tea at breakfast was delicious, and the ******* pastries were good too.

I loved all the little details throughout the hotel. They offered airport pick-up and drop-off, and even brought ginger tea when it rained, which was a thoughtful touch. The American coffee was plentiful, and the rice noodles and butter tea for breakfast were delicious. The design was also quite nice. They even have Thai massage, a gym, and a book bar.

The hotel is right in the ancient town, very close to the prayer wheel and conveniently located. The breakfast spread is generous, and the yak butter tea is much better than what you find outside. The owner mentioned it's made from authentic yak butter bought from a mountain ranch. The lobby has a fantastic design, and you can enjoy a Thai spa at the hotel after a day of sightseeing.

The place is clean and the service is great. There's a cute Bichon Frise at the entrance. The lobby has a piano, and in the evenings, you can enjoy drinks, music, and cigars at the bar. The gym has oxygen, which is a nice touch. The design is fantastic and the quality is high. They also offer Thai massages and a Tibetan-style book bar where you can practice calligraphy. It's very close to the Kora (pilgrim circuit).

The hotel's mini-bar is well-stocked with a variety of drinks, and they even have cigars. The garden is exquisite, and they offer authentic Thai massages by skilled technicians, comparable to what you'd find in a five-star hotel. The bedding is the same brand as Marriott, and the design, quality, and amenities are all top-notch luxury. The book bar incorporates ******* design, which is highly, highly recommended!