Hoteles en Lhasa con traslado al aeropuerto

Spring Festival Activity Preview As seasons change, warmth remains. This Horse Year Spring Festival, our Xizang and Han staff will join guests on New Year's Eve to make dumplings and *Guthuk* (Xizang's noodle soup), celebrating the arrival of the new year and sharing the warmth of reunion. Lobumtsang · Sanctuary Nestled in Xingfu Community, Chengguan District, Lhasa, Lobumtsang offers expansive views of the nearby Potala Palace. The name "Lobumtsang" originates from the owner’s Mi-nyag family heritage, meaning "Home Sheltered by the Divine Dragon." Legend has it that two centuries ago, this land was regarded as a dwelling of sacred dragons, where previous settlers met with misfortune. Yet, the owner’s grandfather settled here with his family, living in peace and prosperity—a tale cherished by locals ever since. Our boutique homestay blends authentic Xizang's style with Nepalese influences, equipped with high-quality amenities and heartfelt service. Each room is designed for comfort in all seasons, featuring a television, refrigerator, in-room safe, oxygen concentrator, humidifier, and premium brand bathroom essentials. Every piece of furniture is hand-painted by local artists with traditional Xizang's motifs, each carrying profound meanings and showcasing distinctive Xizang's artistry. Our team includes Xizang, Han, and Nepalese members, offering a diverse menu of Xizang, Chinese, Nepalese, and Western cuisine. The viewing restaurant not only overlooks the Potala Palace but also serves as a window into local daily life. At Lobumtsang, we welcome you with the warmth of home and the sincerity of Xizang, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay in Lhasa.

The Tone · Chain · Poshtel (Lhasa Jokhang Temple Ancient City) provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The Tone · Chain · Poshtel (Lhasa Jokhang Temple Ancient City) offers a pleasant stay in Lhasa for those traveling for business or leisure. The hotel is only 9km from Lasa Railway Station and 60km from Lhasa Gonggar International Airport, giving guests a number of convenient transportation options. Guests will find Xiami Temple, Potala Palace Square and Lhasa Mosque just a short distance from the hotel. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. According to our guests, this hotel provides a very high level of service. For guests traveling with groups of friends, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.

Yaduo Hotel on Beijing Middle Road, the Potala Palace, Lhasa is located at No. 44, Beijing Middle Road, Lhasa. It is located in the Norbulingka Business District in the center of Lhasa, adjacent to the Potala Palace, Xizang Museum, National Lalu Wetland Park, Jokhang Temple, Nanshan and other famous scenic spots. The surrounding facilities include the famous chain supermarket Baiyi Group in Lhasa, Tianhai International Mall, famous Tianhai Night Market, KFC, Starlight KTV and other leisure and entertainment industries. The hotel property area also has e-sports internet cafes, billiard rooms, foot massage and bath leisure and entertainment projects. The hotel is 1.5 kilometers away from Potala Palace, Xizang Museum and Norbulingka Park, 15 minutes' walk, and 3 kilometers away from Jokhang Temple and Balong Pedestrian Street. The hotel is designed with reference to the Yaduo 4.0 design style, inspired by the natural scenery and local culture of Yaduo Village in Yunnan. The rooms and public areas showcase a natural and simple atmosphere, hoping that every guest can experience the relaxation of nature and tranquility during their journey. The room is equipped with diffuse feeding equipment, which is currently free of charge every day. The smart toilet and 65 inch high-definition LCD TV meet the function of screen mirroring at will. The Plant upgraded fast mattress and memory pillow are also available. The leisure area is also equipped with three new generation intelligent micro hyperbaric oxygen chambers, providing a healthier stay experience for travelers who are worried about high reaction rates during their trip to Lhasa.