Our tour group stayed here for 4 nights towards the end of July 2008. The bedroom was OK, but the hotel had clearly suffered several weeks/months of closure before we got there. Two or three of the floors were still closed off. The “VIP Building” (Building Number 6), where western tourists stay, is at the rear of the compound next... more

Biggish hotel, couple of buildings. Refurbished rooms are nice, clean and good bathrooms. Breakfast okay and starts early. Bit out of town but taxis are very cheap and plentiful. Free broadband in newer rooms. more

This hotel doesn’t look good on the outside, but inside and especially in the room, it is a fine, clean hotel. The first night the air conditioning worked, the other two nights it did not and it didn’t for my traveling companions. The breakfast was not very good, but get a little something in your stomach and then go out... more

The Tibet Hotel was a good mix of local and western tastes. Even though we visited in November, the city had wonderful sites, but please get out of the city to experience the real flavor of this once proud and independent country. The hotel has three levels of lodging and you must be sure not to agree to the sub... more

My wife and l spent five nights at this Hotel as part of a Tibet Tour. After reading these forums l approached our stay with a little trepidation, but not much expectation. Sadly, that turned about to be appropiate. Many travel documents rate this hotel as four star, this is totally inappropiate, and it should be rated as at best... more

Tibet Hotel seems to have received very negative reviews. However -- one must be realistic and take some of the criticism with a grain of salt. First the location -- it is located several kilometres from the centre of Lhasa. However, a taxi to anywhere in Lhasa is a fixed rate of 10 yuan -- and there are lots of... more

My husband and I found the Tibet Hotel to be quite adequate. The room was spacious and very clean, and we had spectacular views of the mountains. We would spend the late afternoon basking in the sun with the windows open to take in the fresh air and sunlight. The hotel, save for the room, was unheated in October, and... more

The Tibet Hotel was a very strange experience indeed, possibly because we went off-season. The rooms are located in a block behind some other outbuildings and it felt like we were intruding most of the time. We seemed to have an entire floor to ourselves and when walking about the hotel surprised the staff who looked like they thought the... more

No por el hotel sino por lo tibetanos, Hotel decente hay que provar la hamburguesa de Yak... Gracias al servicio... more