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I was about to finish my trip in Lhasa and therefore I did lots of shopping during the 2 days stay in this hotel~ the location of this hotel is quite to city shopping area~about 15-mins walk~and the path is nice and quite~even the temperture is quit high under the sun in Lhasa~ the walk is still pleased~ the room I booked is King Bed Room on the 1/F ~with a Giant Window so I can see the clear and blue sky when I opened my eyes on bed every morning~thats a bonus!! the room is also clean and tidy without lots of unnecessary stuffs~but there is no wardrobe or clothes hanging stand~which makes storing a bit hard~but the bathroom is good too~they promise instant hot water supply which is not easy in other accommodation in Lhasa with the same level of price~ The staff are super friendly and attentive~you can ask whatever about the city and travel and anythings~they would try their best to find out the answer for you! Lovely!!

I had an extra day in Lhasa. The place is actually called a bike hostel on the sign which was confusing when trying to find. The place is new and it looks like there is still a lot of improvements being made. There was people putting together furniture in the main area with lots of smoking. I was given an upgrade because the single room with shared bathroom may have been under construction. The room was nice. Nice sheets, cute tea set, free water. The bathroom was the showerhead over the small toilet area which was awkward. The room was on the street so it was pretty loud. I had the window open because no air con (no AC in all of Lhasa). Also the street lights blazed through the curtains making it bright in the room all night. I think other rooms are better. I just stayed one night. Good location near main attractions but tucked away in some winding back streets.

We stayed here twice during our tibetan trip. The price was excellent for a twins room. Staff were nice and helpful. Rooms were cleam with basic amenities. We felt so good with the hot shower in lhasa. The rooftop was awesome for sunrise sunset and stary sky. We loved the moisturising machine in our room, this was a surprise, never expected rhis. The bad point was, the size of the room, the strength of the wifi/your mobile internet signal was depending on the room you stayed. We stayed on both 2/f and 4/f. The 2/f room was bigger but with very very poor signal for wifi and 3g of my mobile.The 4/f one was way smaller for both the room and the batheoom but wifi and the 3g network were way better than 2/f door. The neighbourhood area was very local and its very essy to approach main sightseeing places in lhasa. We are happy with the stay here and wilould recommend this hotel.

Morden style hotel with friendly staff. Clean, warm, quiet and offers plenty of breakfast options in both Chinese and western style. A bit far from the old town, but bus route 2 takes us to the Podala Place easily. Otherwise it's only a 10-min-taxi-ride. Jardin Secret is our base camp for visiting Tibet, letting us recover from long tiring trips! Definitely recommend!! One suggestion for the hotel is that it would be nice to provide some guest PCs for transferring photos - out of camera memory is always a challenge at such a beautiful place in Tibet. Also if you have an early start the next day, make sure you order your take-away breakfast early.

First off, this is probably among the cheaper hotels in Lhasa where foreigners are permitted to stay at. If price is a consideration and you don't hold a Chinese ID, you can go ahead and book it. Positive things include friendly staff and practically walking distance to the Jokhang Temple / Dazhao Si. The place is somewhat hidden in an alley, but safety really isn't of much concern in Lhasa. Jiangsu Road is the main throughfare and a quick stroll (2 alley blocks) away. Compared to hotels in Lhasa where only Chinese are permitted, you're likely overpaying substantially. Minimal room facilities, with heating provided by a heated mattress pad and a stand-up radiant heater lamp. Bearable, but closer to a Motel 6 than a Hampton Inn. However, as a foreigner, Tashitakge is likely your best choice for value.

Clean great rooms. Comfortable beds. Better than many other hotels in Lhasa. Situated at a quiet clean neighbourhood of Lhasa, this is a place to stay while adjusting to high altittudes. Good service by friendly staff and should there be a need, there is an in-house physician to attend to AMS that might occur during the first few days in Tibet. There is a grocery store opposite to the hotel to get stuff that you might need during your stay.

Stayed 5 nights at the St. Regis Lhasa. The hotel seems newly built and is conveniently located for touring Lhasa. Upon checking in we were generously upgraded to a large suite. After 2 nights we asked to be relocated to a different room as there was a foul odor in the room. We were promptly relocated to another suite. The bed and room were both quite comfortabl, though the bathroom lacked true hot water - only cold and warm water were available. Breakfast options were adequate, but lacked some of the variety normally associated with a hotel of this class. Dining room staff are inadequately trained and have no idea how to serve guests in an international hotel. Dining room staff struggled with basic requests (cream for coffee, fresh napkins), prepared place settings for next guest while we were still eating, and paced back and forth beside out table while we were eating. The hotel has great facilities and has so much potential. The dining room staff however need training.

We were a group of four (two couples). Very nice hotel - very stylish, excellent location and nice staff. Getting to the hotel was a bit tricky and not appealing (Lhasa old town is being dug up). However once in the hotel its a quiet oasis. Nice clean room with space and good bathroom although bed tibetean hard and wireless access intermitient. Good views from roof top. less than 5 mins to centre of Lhasa Old Town. We stayed on our return (pre-booked) at the 4 points Sheraton - but that was much more expensive, charmeless and further out of town. I would definitely recommend the Shambala palace (and Lhasa!). We will be returning.

Yabshi Phunkhang is a charming boutique hotel with authentic Tibetan style architecture and deco. Unlike other boutique hotels in Lhasa, this one is very clean, from bed sheets to bath room. Besides its traditional exterior and interior, the hotel also equipped with modern plumbing. Staffs are very friendly. They sometimes go out of their way to accommodate our seemingly out-of-ordinary requests. The hotel location could not be any better, it's only 200 meters from the famous Jokhang temple and Barkhor street, at the heart of Lhasa. It could be a bit noisy during the day but was really quite at night. I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone who wants to have a taste of traditional Tibetan life.

I decided to book this hotel to relax after a tour to Everest Base Camp and back knowing that we would probably want to relax and knowing that in we would be trapped in Lhasa because of the Chinese rules and reg's. On arrival we had a problem as I booked a room with a "Landmark View". When we went into room there was a view of the garden and other rooms in the shangri-la. I asked where the landmark was? They didn't know what a Landmark meant, they said it was the garden and then suggested I could see a Landmark "Potala Palace" from the bar anyway so all good. Eventually they agreed that I could have a room with the Potala Palace view. They were very kind and apologetic about it all. Everything there is beautiful. Lovely long swimming pool, gym, oxygen room, spa. The breakfast is gorgeous as is the Horizon Lounge which provided complimentary drinks and food. You can easily walk to Potala Palace or a taxi to Jokhang Temple/Barkhor Square and the bars and restaurants down there for $1.5. Be aware that the taxi's stop and pick up other people along the way (more like a car share). Sadly, at the end of the stay I went to pay and they'd added 6% VAT and 10% Service Charge to the agreed Agoda price and they wouldn't back down even though on Agoda it said, "What you see is what you pay". I had no option but to pay and I am currently taking the issue up with Agoda ad hopefully they will reimburse, Other 5* hotels work harder for you, example, larger minibar, fruit left in your room etc, coffee machine etc. The hotel lacks the special touches you are paying extra for but I was glad I booked to stay here if only to relax after an amazing trip around a beautiful and amazing country. Hopefully the issue with the VAT and SC can be sorted between Agoda and the Shangri-la as it was a disappointing end to a lovely stay.

This place looks and feels amazing, everything is grand and service was great - would have been better if more staff can speak/understand English as most of the people that I spoke with have a lot of trouble speaking anything other than Chinese (some even just ran away, luckily to grab someone else that can speak ~slightly better English...) Was disappointed that they didn't have a Gym even though it's advertised that they have a Fitness Centre - the location is also really far from the main Lhasa City, about 15/20 mins Taxi or DiDi. I'd still recommend staying here 1 or 2 nights just to experience and take some photos on how grand this place is, but there may be others that's more value for your money if staying longer.