Nice hotel but not suitable for winter. Here we spent the coldest night of our lives. With temperatures of -3°C outside, we only had a small electric heater in the room, we didn't have hot water and its own employees worked with jacket and scarf. The hotel is very nice, I guess in summer will be a nice place but... More

Recently saw this 9-room property cited under Lhasa in The New York Times’s “Places to go in 2012” and wanted to comment on a recent December 3 night stay. Overall the hotel delivers a strong atmospheric feel , but it must be noted this has both advantages and disadvantages. First off the advantages. The location, while arguably a bit hard... More

After spending time in a couple of other "approved for foreigner" places in town. We managed to find and switch to this place. More expensive than your run of the mill, Yak, Shambala etc. But, as other's note, this place as the residence of one of the teachers for the 14th Dalai Lama. It's a traditional Tibetan construction, down to... More

This hotel is converted from a former residence. It's very charming. The rooms are very comfortable. there is no central heating, but you can ask for a space heater. The construction of the building is solid enough that it doesn't get very cold, even without heating. Room rate include breakfast. They'll ask you breakfast time and make it before you... More

To find an authentic Tibetan Hotel in Lhasa with good service and good food is quite hard. Lingtsang Hotel is a nice exception. The renovation of the typical noble house is made with passion and with love to small details. The service is excellent and the restaurant serves local tibetan food and also international cuisine. All suites are in a... More