We stayed here for two, two night stays in April 2013: one on the way to Everest Base Camp and the second on the way back. The best thing you could say about this place is that it is barely tolerable and only slightly better than camping in the street in a tent! Of our 4 nights, the electricity "failed"... More

was suppose to stay for 3 nights, but stayed only one, very very hard beds, the decor is very outdated, rooms are dark, breakfast was ok. good that our tour company moved us to a different hotel.

It's a nice hotel. Like in almost all of the chinese hotels I've stayed in, the carpet is a little grody looking, but at least here it's clean. The staff is probably the best part about the hotel. I especially adore the woman who works in the convenience store downstairs. The front desk people are helpful and they all speak... More

Neat, clean, spacious, the usp of this hotel is it's proximity to the Jokhang Temple and the narrow inner lanes of old Lhasa. It exudes warmth and a doctor on call 24 /7 is reassuring for the myriad problems regarding high altitude. Helpful staff, a fair breakfast by Lhasa standards, with a convenience store thrown in inside it's compound.....it's as... More

Its billed as a 4 star hotel and it compares with other "Chinese" 4 star hotels I have stayed in. The rooms are clean, the shower is a nightmare to work, but once you suss it out you are all set. The Breakfast is okay, you may think its not too clever until you try breakfasts in other Tibetan hotels,... More

I stayed there for 3 nights in April 2010. Overall I think I had a pretty good time there. Location: Walking distance to the old marketplace district. Many restaurants, gift shops, and sightseeing places nearby. Room: Was clean, had no problem. One minor issue I had was trying to understand how the shower & sink equipments work. But I got... More

We were aware that Chinese 4-star hotels (like Gang Gyan) were approximately equivalent to 3 star Western hotels, so we went in with that mindset when booking. Turns out, not quite accurate. I would compare the quality of the Gang Gyan Lhasa Hotel to a 2-star motel like a Days Inn or a Super 8 Motel. Not as nice as... More

Stayed 4 nights in this hotel during our trip to Tibet in May 2009. Hotel was built recently and the location is very convenient. However it is bit far to Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple. Taxis are plenty in Lhasa and charge 10 RMB to go anywhere in the City. The rooms are fairly new and spacious. Front desk staff... More