The Gorkha hotel was a reasonable stay option for Lhasa. The rooms were nicely decorated with Tibetan touches. While there was no central heat, the combination of a space heater and warm blankets made it very comfortable to sleep at night. The beds were pretty comfortable for Chinese standards, and we had good sleeping once we adjusted to the altitude.... More

We stayed at this hotel for 4 nights. It is a Tibetan hotel in the old town, a convenient location to temples and restaurants and shopping. We really wanted to stay in a traditional hotel and this one was very pretty. The rooms were nicely decorated, the linens were nice and clean and the comforters warm. The decor was beautiful... More

This place is a neat Tibetan hotel in the old town close to the Barkhor and the Jokhang temple (5mins walk). I liked how surprisingly the hotel consisting of several Tibetan houses was renovated in a typical way and not spoiled by chinese influence. Of caurse it had some technical flaws (as we can say about all places done under... More

This beautiful hotel in the very center of Lhasa has very unique vintage atmosphere which will easily grab you. The staff while sometimes confused is always helpful and smiling. Rooms are bit small and dark though beautifully furnished, clean and modern. It was joyous stay and can be recommended for everybody who is looking for the hotel witch the great... More

Clean hotel, good restaurant, and close to Barker Street markets

This hotel were recommend by our tour operator, Spinn Cafe. We book 3 separate rooms and they are not in the same quality one is extra ordinary (a big corner room with bath tub) one is good (standard size with bath tub and proper hot/Cold drinking water) and another one is not that good (Alway wet floor bathroom with no... More

This hotel was selected by our tour operator, spinn cafe. It was quite brillient after all the reviews that I read about bad water pressure and service in Tibet. This hotel has all the charm of traditional Tibet and the rooms are clean and comfortable. They are decorated in Tibetan theme and the staff speak english and are very friendly.... More

We booked this hotel after seeing photos of it on TripAdvisor and on feedback from a "famous travel" publication. And we were not dissapointed one bit. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The hotel yard was as one would romanticly dream about old Lhasa. The Room was spacious and well decorated (loved the door). The food (breakfast and dinner)... More

The Tibetan vibe to the Gorkha Hotel really makes you feel like you're in old Lhasa. Formerly the Nepelese consulate, the monastery-style hotel entryway murals lead the way into a back courtyard of century-old trees and the historic maroon-walled interior. The standard rooms are comfortable and clean, with clean modern bathrooms. The suites, are stylish and cost in the $100... More