Lhasa Hotels with Wifi

This is a great guesthouse. The rooms are clean and simple, the owner is warm and chatty, the decor has a ******* style, the price is affordable, and the location is excellent. You're right by Jokhang Temple and Barkhor Street, with plenty of dining and shopping options. The only minor inconvenience is that cars can't pull up directly to the guesthouse entrance.

The hotel was clean and hygienic, with a warm and comfortable environment. The front desk service was excellent. The location was great, and it offered exceptional value for money. I had originally booked another hotel at a similar price, but the location was so convenient; it felt like I could walk to many places. It's about a 10-minute walk to the Barkhor Mall. When traveling, location is everything! The hotel facilities were comprehensive and relatively new. I was very satisfied with my stay.

Excellent location, very close to Potala Palace. The hotel staff are warm, attentive, and very thoughtful. The breakfast selection is extensive. Special thanks to butler Jiang Cuo for his consistently high-quality service throughout our stay. Highly recommended!

This trip stayed at his house for three days. The boss and the couple were really good. I saw others saying that they were good in his comments. This time I really felt that I was over. The mats and pillows in the room were latex I like. It was really comfortable to live. Because there is no way to have a trip, so I can live for three days. If I have time, I want to live for a few days. I will definitely stay at his house next time. Facilities: Great Service: First class Butler service: awesome Good health Oxygen generator: Good Butler service: good

This was my third stay at Thangka, and it has noticeably declined compared to my stays in 2018 and 2023. The main reason I chose it again was its proximity to Jokhang Temple. However, this time I experienced significant and continuous noise at night. The next morning, during breakfast, I realized the noise was coming from a machine in the 4th-floor restaurant or the self-service laundry area. I promptly checked out the next day and informed the front desk. The front desk attendant was very kind and assured me that she would report it immediately. I hope Thangka improves.

The location is easy to find, the sound insulation is very good, the first floor is talking and playing table tennis, the door is closed, there is a drying clothes on the top floor, the hall sells some food and necessities, there is a clinic next to 50m to inhale oxygen (25 pieces), there are many Tibetan restaurants around, sweet tea is very good; No slippers need to buy slippers like a hotel (1 piece), it is a squat toilet, the sanitary environment is OK; the bed is wider than other youth travel, lying very comfortable, the eight-person room is separated; cats are not afraid of people.

This hotel has a strong ******* style, and the owner was really great, taking good care of us visitors from inland China. They helped us with our luggage and arranged for us to stay on the third floor, which definitely made the altitude sickness worse when climbing the stairs! We visited in August, and the blankets were super thick, so I didn't get a good night's sleep either night. Also, I personally think this type of Tibetan-style hotel is nice for a two-day experience, but not suitable for a long-term stay!

The hotel's location is excellent, and the front desk staff were very efficient with check-in. It's very close to Potala Palace, making it super convenient for getting around. All the staff were warm and welcoming, the room was clean and tidy, and the night view was fantastic. Guys, you can book this place with your eyes closed – I'd definitely come back if I have the chance!

After comparing several options for my trip to Lhasa, I chose the Goraka Boutique Hotel, and its location truly earned bonus points. It's just a few minutes' walk to Jokhang Temple and the Barkhor Street kora route, making it incredibly convenient for exploring, dining, and sightseeing without long commutes. The hotel itself is a 400-year-old former Nepalese consulate building, and the Gesar Gyapo Museum is right in the courtyard, exuding a strong ******* architectural charm. My favorite spot was the ground-floor courtyard area; it has a wonderful ambiance. Sitting there, sipping sweet tea or juice, soaking up the plateau sun, is incredibly peaceful and stress-relieving. The room came with a thoughtful 'plateau survival kit' – face masks, hair care products, essential oil makeup remover, and wet wipes were all provided. These little items saved me the hassle of preparing them myself for a high-altitude trip. The courtyard setting is perfect for photoshoots, whether it's for casual snapshots or video transitions, it looks great. The staff were very gentle and kind. It's a quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle; after exploring the lively Barkhor Street, returning to the tranquil courtyard for a peaceful rest was wonderful. Overall, my stay was excellent, and I'd definitely recommend considering this place when visiting Lhasa.

The hotel isn't to far from the Portola Palace (a short taxi trip). I wouldn't say its a true 4 star hotel. The room was a good size, quiet and didn't smell of cigarette smoke. The room was a little worn out; I couldn't get the TV to work, the mirror on the wet bar area was cracked, there were marks to the walls where paintings/pictures had once been. Most annoying was the shower cubicle and the shower over the bath had only cold water! On my last morning the power was off in my area of the hotel and the lift was not working due to the power outage. The hotel staff do not speak English, but one lady working on reception was especially nice and helpful and we were able to communicate by using the translation app. There are lots of restaurants near by, but next time I think I'd prefer to stay closer to the Portola Palace.