Purang Hotels with Kitchens

"Honestly, this hotel is truly the light of Mount Kailash. First, the front desk lady was incredibly helpful. She rented climbing photos and requested oxygen tanks, all handled from the comfort of her home. Second, the hotel's amenities are among the best in the area, practically meeting Wanlian's standards. They even have a massage chair. Third, I won't dwell on the hardware, but I do want to touch on the software. I left my watch at the hotel, and the lady even found a time to ship it to me. She was very thorough in her communication and even did the shipping herself. Thank you so much! Fourth, the hotel offers a pick-up service for circumambulation, but this isn't necessary if you're driving."

"First of all, I really want to praise the owner. He was incredibly dedicated and responsible, and we were deeply moved. We stayed for three days, and on the last day we were going to do the pilgrimage around Mount Kailash. We overestimated ourselves, thinking we could finish the pilgrimage in one day. However, we didn't reach Zhire Monastery until 6:00 PM. Then, at noon, we contacted the owner to say we couldn't come down that day and asked if he could pack our things, cancel our reservation, and let us stay there after we finished the pilgrimage. I was amazed by the owner's generosity. He said it was no problem, it's the off-season, and he understood we couldn't finish the pilgrimage in one day, so he reserved the room for us. I was truly touched. However, due to our physical condition, we eventually had to call a rescue vehicle to come down; there was no way to rest on the mountain. This hotel is very clean and hygienic. The bathrooms have separate shower and toilet areas, which was very satisfying for us, as we are from the south. Oxygen cylinders are also available for rent in the hotel lobby. The parking lot is also very convenient. Our travel companions stayed at other hotels, but we ended up staying here because the cleanliness was excellent, the toiletries were comprehensive, the hairdryer was very good, and there was underfloor heating and an oxygen machine. I still wouldn't recommend staying in those teahouse-style accommodations."

"My stay at the InterContinental Darchen Hotel was truly excellent! The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable. The hotel thoughtfully provided an oxygen concentrator and massage chair, which was so helpful for us trekking around Mount Kailash. After acclimatizing to altitude sickness and hiking, the massage chair was a great way to relax and relieve the aches and pains. The hotel's support was excellent. The smart toilet seat had a fresh, disposable seat cover every day. The breakfast was delicious and very satisfying. The room was equipped with a smart home system, and the voice control for switches and curtains was incredibly convenient. Although there was a minor issue during my stay, the hotel handled it very promptly and the service was excellent; it was resolved quickly and efficiently. Overall, my stay was extremely pleasant. This is definitely the top choice for accommodation when trekking around Mount Kailash in Darchen. Highly recommended!"

"Facilities: Excellent facilities, high oxygen concentration; I woke up to find the room's altitude had dropped to 2000 meters! (I forgot to take pictures.) The entire room is voice-controlled, and the projector movie viewing experience is fantastic. Cleanliness: Very clean, no strange smells, and very well-ventilated. Environment: Elegant environment, well-maintained plants. Separate wet and dry areas in the toilet. Service: The front desk staff were very welcoming and proactively upgraded my room free of charge. They helped bring my luggage to my room and actively assisted with any needs. The hotel's design is excellent in all aspects; it has an elevator and convenient parking. This was the best hotel I stayed at during this trip, and I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"The room window offers a view of Mount Kailash. The room has underfloor heating and ample diffused oxygen, so I slept comfortably. The only minor issue was the weak water pressure in the shower, and the variety of options for the paid breakfast was a bit limited. Overall, it's still a good choice for pilgrims on a Kora (circumambulation)."