Purang Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"The hotel was clean beyond my expectation. The most important thing was that we had traveled a long way. The shower water was so good that I wanted to give it a big thumbs up. The shower water in the last hotel got cold halfway through the shower. The oxygen supply was also very good, and the service was also very good. The only thing was that the food... was too bad. Both breakfast and dinner were terrible."

"The hotel environment is very good, the boss is very kind, gave me a free upgrade to the viewing room, opened the curtains is the snow mountain, breakfast is good, it is also a viewing restaurant, the whole atmosphere is very quiet, the bedding in the room is also very comfortable, very satisfied 👍"

"First of all, I really want to praise the owner. He was incredibly dedicated and responsible, and we were deeply moved. We stayed for three days, and on the last day we were going to do the pilgrimage around Mount Kailash. We overestimated ourselves, thinking we could finish the pilgrimage in one day. However, we didn't reach Zhire Monastery until 6:00 PM. Then, at noon, we contacted the owner to say we couldn't come down that day and asked if he could pack our things, cancel our reservation, and let us stay there after we finished the pilgrimage. I was amazed by the owner's generosity. He said it was no problem, it's the off-season, and he understood we couldn't finish the pilgrimage in one day, so he reserved the room for us. I was truly touched. However, due to our physical condition, we eventually had to call a rescue vehicle to come down; there was no way to rest on the mountain. This hotel is very clean and hygienic. The bathrooms have separate shower and toilet areas, which was very satisfying for us, as we are from the south. Oxygen cylinders are also available for rent in the hotel lobby. The parking lot is also very convenient. Our travel companions stayed at other hotels, but we ended up staying here because the cleanliness was excellent, the toiletries were comprehensive, the hairdryer was very good, and there was underfloor heating and an oxygen machine. I still wouldn't recommend staying in those teahouse-style accommodations."

"Highly recommend this hotel in Aliplan! Although it is located in the remote border town of Aliplan, the accommodation experience far exceeded expectations. The hotel environment is clean and comfortable, the atmosphere is particularly good, and the overall stay is particularly comfortable. Special thanks to all the staff in the store, super warm and kind, serious and responsible, any needs are patiently helped to solve, especially warm heart. It is really rare to have such a high-quality hotel in such a remote place, and the price is super high! Friends who come to Alipland for travel and mountain tours, I really recommend that you choose this one to stay!"

"Although the price is relatively expensive, this is probably the best hotel I stayed in on this trip. The service is good, there are dedicated porters, the room facilities are good, except that the oxygen concentrator is too noisy, I used my own oxygen concentrator, everything else is good, the breakfast is also quite rich, there is a large parking lot, it is more user-friendly"

"神往已久之地-岡仁波齊，世界的中心！今天的風有點大，大家都有點疲勞，也有點高反。酒店設施比較齊全，供氧、暖氣、加濕都很齊全。沒有去轉山，有點遺憾！"

"The environment was just okay, and there seemed to be a shortage of staff, but the service was still good. The two young staff members were very service-oriented, always ready to answer any questions from guests. However, during peak season, the hotel price was quite high and didn't really match the quality of the environment. Also, there was no breakfast provided, which I knew when booking. Breakfast options can be limited in high-altitude areas."

"In the town, it is very close to the mountain pass. Electric blankets, humidifiers are available, the bath water is hot enough, the boss is very enthusiastic, help with the luggage, and also test blood oxygen. Fortunately, I saw Rizhao Jinshan and I was very happy. The terrible thing is that the next morning, there was a *** knock on the door, saying that we knocked on his door, and it was arrogant and inexplicable. I said a few times that we didn't, and it was still the same as the repeater: why did you knock on my door. The Tibetan compatriots who met in the mountains were very kind and met each other in Tashi Delek. This kind of ** should be a minority."