Tibet Lhasa | A homestay that makes you not want to leave

| A homestay that makes you not want to leave. Tibet Lhasa | A homestay that makes you not want to leave. Arro Khampa Lhasa Manor | A homestay that is not inferior to a five-star hotel. It was the best night I slept in my half-month stay in Tibet. From check-in to check-out the next day, the whole experience was great. There were not many people, it was not noisy, and the decoration style had a sense of design. Every staff member I met was very considerate and friendly. On the day of check-in, it suddenly started to drizzle in Lhasa in the evening. It was a bit chilly. Just after the staff brought two cups of goodnight milk, they also brought ginger tea after the rain, which was really heartwarming and warming. The whole house is filled with oxygen, making people who have just arrived on the plateau feel at ease. But what I love more is the humidifier. I don't have much altitude sickness, but I wake up with a dry nose or mouth every day, to the extent that I wake up in the middle of the night because of dryness. In Tibet, I really, really need a humidifier. I want to especially praise their toiletries. I suggest everyone take them away because you can't buy them outside (I asked when checking out, they have been carefully selected for two years). The scent is a light woody fragrance that I really love. Actually, from the moment you enter the door, you can feel that they have done a great job with many details, including the careful selection of products. I suggest they could offer an online purchase channel so that customers can buy them after leaving. For me, toiletries are something I really want to buy, and also the soft and fluffy wool blanket. The breakfast is also quite rich, with Western, Chinese, and Tibetan options to choose from. It's a pity I can't stay in Lhasa for a few more days. Next time I come, I will still firmly choose this place. I really love this atmosphere; it makes people feel very comfortable and relaxed.