2-Star Hotels in Tibet, China

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

Bosses and staff were caring with my altitude sickness. Great, friendly and convenient services like laundry for free at the rooftop with a beautiful view on the Potala Palace, helping out with food orders & car pick-ups and drop-offs, various trip arrangements, luggage storage and so on. The hotel has a nice authentic architecture with a big lounge area and cool temperature inside. They have a heating blanket, humidifier and if needed, also oxygen. Located just off the main road which offers quiet sleep at night. Surrounded there are eateries, fruit shops and nice traditional alleys to walk to both well-known and local places. I extended my stay and returned for another night after a trip.

It is a very clean and comfortable small courtyard. I can lie on the bed in the single room on the second floor and take a nap while looking at the blue sky and white clouds in the afternoon. In the evening, I can go out for a bite to eat and a walk. At night, I return to the inn to chat with some friends from all over the world and have a drink quietly. I come out just to relax for a while and then return to real life to continue working hard.

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.

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.

Definitely the best hotel in Nyalam. It's conveniently located right next to the county government building and has a parking lot with direct elevator access to the lobby. The rooms are clean, feature floor heating, a bathroom with wet/dry separation, and a standalone sink. However, the design and layout felt a bit impractical. Despite the spacious rooms, there isn't a proper desk or table to put things on. While the bathroom isn't small, the toilet is awkwardly squeezed into a corner, which would be very uncomfortable for taller or larger individuals, as you even have to push the shower's glass door outwards to make room. Additionally, there's no heater in the bathroom, and the hot water wasn't quite hot enough. The sink height is also awkwardly positioned, making it very inconvenient for anyone under 1.6 meters tall. Furthermore, I suggest the hotel improve its parking lot management. While there are plenty of spaces, some inconsiderate drivers, purely for their own convenience, park directly in the driveways, blocking properly parked cars from exiting.

I am very satisfied with the hotel I chose. I like to experience such a pure Tibetan-style room. There is a spare quilt in the room, which can cover two beds. It is not heavy. I like the circle of seats next to the bed when I enter. It is very comfortable to sit. The ones on the table There is water in the copper vessel, and the whole energy field feels very comfortable. The only thing that bothers me is mosquitoes. I get up every night to fight mosquitoes. The service attitude is also very good. I will choose to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

It's good. I stayed here again after I checked out. It's a Tibetan-style hotel. Overall, it's good. The free breakfast is simple, but it's good. It's good. I stayed here again after I checked out. It's a Tibetan-style hotel. Overall, it's good. The free breakfast is simple, but it's good.

fully equipped Health: OK Environment: OK Service: The front desk is very welcoming Parking: Parking is available in the courtyard, and the parking space belonging to his house is tied up with a line, because there are also parking spaces for restaurants and so on. Others: There is a restaurant nearby, which is very convenient for eating.

Friendly staff and the big fluffy dog was the best part. Walking distance from Potala Palace which was nice