2-Star 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!

It has been more than a month since I left Lhasa. I think of the days in Lhasa and the Fengma Feiyang Hostel where I stayed twice. It was a very friendly hostel. You can walk to the Jokhang Temple, the Ramoche Temple, Barkhor Street, and the Potala Palace. I will probably stay there again next time I go there.

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.

There are some homestays, as well as free oxygen generators and disposable oxygen inhalers. The boss service is very enthusiastic. This cost-effective homestay is really great. The Gesang flowers in the public area on the roof are very beautiful, and there are Jingjing floating with the wind. It is recommended to live in this homestay. It is close to the attractions. There is a courtyard sitting and having a cup of coffee and chatting, the experience is very nice

I stayed for 3 days and then added three days for a total of 6 days. The boss is very good. The Cantonese is the most pleasant surprise. I can speak Cantonese. So I know that the boss can listen to Cantonese and I am very excited. Because my Mandarin is very poor, the boss has no money to upgrade my room. Going out to the road to the left is the Potala Palace. Add the side is the Jokhang Temple near the food market. If you have a day group, this place is a pick-up point. The room is large. There is a washing machine on the rooftop. The price is close to the people. All of the above are the best advantages for me, but there are other shortcomings. Because the store is a homestay, I asked an aunt to do things every day. She only negative Responsibility to add items to clean up the garbage, others will not be dealt with (so it is completely homey) Because I lived for 6 days and changed the sheets on the fourth day. There are large windows but no window flowers, so you think clearly, I also see other staff going to do errands, so you have to close the door when you leave. It will be better because I am not in good health, so I stayed in the hotel and planned to wash my clothes, so I hindered my aunt's work. I also saw two washing machines. I didn't expect to hinder her work. When I left for half an hour, I went back to the rooftop and saw my clothes. Auntie was very good at helping me dry them, but strangely, I saw them. His sheets (because I didn’t dry any objects when I went up to wash clothes) were just washed in another machine, that is, three machines of clothes were washed within half an hour. Auntie worked very quickly. Because I was old and sensitive to skin, people were afraid of washing powder chemically. I couldn’t wash it. I would get a doctor. Trouble, then I took out the sheets I just washed in the washing machine and I washed it again. Auntie was unhappy and said that I had washed it and helped me dry it. I said before that I didn’t discuss it with her because I didn’t speak Mandarin. I just stood by the washing machine and waited for the first round. There are still 25 minutes after the first round. I only left after washing time. I had about 10 minutes to go to the rooftop. When I was about to dry my clothes, I had taken out my clothes. The washing machine had washed the sheets of another machine. Later, I also complained to the proprietress. She said that because this time was her work, I hindered her, but why me When they wash clothes, they don’t tell me and help me get the water flow problem. I don’t know that I can’t wash clothes at this time without posting a notice. Because I have stayed at the hotel many times, they have written when it is available. If they don’t write the guests, how do they know that they should fill in the notice without any misunderstandings?

Detailed & Social (Great for backpackers looking for a vibrant vibe) Title: Incredible community vibe and the best dorm experience in Lhasa! ”I spent 3 days in one of the shared dorms here, and it was easily one of the highlights of my time in Lhasa. The dorm rooms are incredibly clean, tidy, and well-organized, with sturdy bunks and enough space so you never feel cramped. The social energy in the main lobbyist is unmatched—it is so easy to grab a drink, strike up a conversation, and find travel buddies to split tour costs or explore the city with. They even had local singing and ******* dance performances right in the common area, so which was amazing to experience. To top it off, the hostel has a sweet resident cat who loves to hang out. If you’re a solo traveler looking for a comfortable dorm with a true community feel, this is the spot.” Barkhor bazaar (30 min walk/ small bus ride away) and Nice place to run 5 mins away by the riverside

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.

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.

Parking is very convenient and you can park in front of the hotel. But we came late and there was no parking space in front. Then, parked in the underground parking lot of his house, you need to go around a traffic light. The bed is very large, the bed in the standard room is 1.5 meters, the bed is big! ! ! , The room is also big. The hotel should not have been open for a long time. Anyway, the facilities and equipment inside are very new. The hotel staff service is great. Like 👍🏻

這次入住體驗特別滿意。前台服務周到熱情，辦理手續很快。房間寬敞明亮，一進來就感覺很整潔，沒有異味，衞浴乾濕分離，用品齊全。床鋪柔軟好睡，隔音效果也不錯，休息得很安穩。地理位置便利，出行逛街都很方便，整體性價比十足，已經推薦給朋友了