Songtsam Hotels in Lhasa

I brought my children to Lhasa and chose to stay in Songtsam ******* Cultural Hotel. The service experience from check-in to check-out exceeded that of some domestic five-star hotels. I stayed in a twin room with a balcony on the third floor of a three-story ******* building. I could see part of the Potala Palace. The bedroom was equipped with an oxygen diffuser and the washlet in the bathroom was a pleasant surprise. I moved to St. Regis a few days later and there was no such condition. The whole hotel is full of strong ******* culture. The service staff are all handsome and beautiful ******* girls and boys, and they are all very polite. You can see the night view of the Potala Palace when dining on the outdoor platform of the Chinese restaurant. The stone pot matsutake chicken soup and yak hot pot are also very delicious. I moved to St. Regis after 2 nights because I sprained my foot and had difficulty walking when I went to the Potala Palace. In comparison, the service gap is huge. As a Marriott member, St. Regis Tibet should be the Marriott hotel with the worst service in the country. There is no harm without comparison. The only drawback of Songtsam Hotel is that there is no stone slab for sitting bath in the shower room. After all, this is a plateau and some guests may feel more comfortable sitting down to take a shower. I have become a Songtsam member this time and will continue to stay here to experience the culture of Songtsam Hotel next time. I came to Tibet 20 years ago and have been longing to return to Lhasa and Namtso. I wish the ******* people a better life!