拉萨驿窝客栈点评

酒,最近才被整修过。我的套房非常的大,而且是非常漂亮的西藏风格,还有一个时尚的浴室。员工特别的友好和热心。因为海拔的原因我有些不舒适,他们很照顾我!这里简直是太好了我住了一周。要是想真正感受西藏的话就要住这里,这里还有友好热心的员工。 食物很好吃种类也很多。大号床很舒适,还有一个纯平电视!!位置是到Barkhor的Jokala只用走5分钟。推荐给每一位想要真正体验西藏文化的游客。可以在GOOGLE上找这家酒店的位置。这是我在全球旅行之中最好的经历之一。如果你住的是第二层或者是第三层你真的要爬楼梯。

ダライラマ１１世の家族が使用していた邸宅を改造し、ホテルにしたもので、部屋は通常のツインの２～３倍はある広さ。バスルームも広く近代的。チベット式を徹底している為の欠点もある（階段がまるでポタラ宮や大昭寺の階段のよう、鍵が使い辛い、部屋がやや寒いなど）が、立地は最高だし、屋上からはポタラ宮を見ることも出来る。レストランの装飾は美しく、肝心の料理も悪くない。なにより従業員が親切で英語も流暢。

这里美丽,食物好,位置很赞,员工礼貌、热情、,没什么能比得过它哎。这里真的是对中国这个国家最美妙的介绍。所有我能说的就是感谢了。

酒店很美:这是一个古老的寺院改修成一个迷人舒适的地方。房间超大,,我们在冬天时期在这里住的还是很舒服,因为员工一刻不停地给我们提供电热毯和小型加热器,把我们的房间布置得温暖又舒适。 他们给我们准备的食物很美味。我们住的最后一个晚上,他们为了适应我们的口味还特意煮了西式早点!员工非常的友善,英语说的很流畅,很努力地保证我们住得舒服。这像是在西藏(Tibet)的家一样-如果你有机会能住在这里,就太幸运了。

我实在是太幸运了,前后在这家旅馆一共住了九晚。Tashi和他的员工人都很好,让我们一行26人住得非常舒心。夜晚很凉,但是床榻是可以加热的,所以保暖没问题。他们的卡布奇诺是我在亚洲喝过的最美味的了!旅馆的房间和庭院非常有特色,仿佛穿越到了另一个时代。从旅馆走到西藏最神圣的寺庙——大昭寺就五分钟。我真想再去一次,希望还有机会。

The hotel is a renovated palace that was originally built for the parents of the 11th Dalai Lama in 1838. It is in a great location, a short walk from the Jokhang and Barkhor. The rooms are excellent, the personal service provided by Tashi and his wife Tsetan was great. There is delicious Illy coffee, internet access, and a shop that may have the best Tibetan artifacts in town. The food when we were there was average, but we found out the chef had just left, and given the overall quality and attention to detail here, it's undoubtedly much better by now. Almost all of the good restaurants in Lhasa are within easy walking distance. Except for the newly opening St. Regis, this is currently the best hotel in Lhasa and certainly the best authentic Tibetan hotel in the country. Highly recommended.

The beauty, the food, the exceptional location, the courteous, accommodating and exceptionally helpful staff - there was nothing to tarnish our stay in the 11th Dalai Lama's family residence. It served as a wonderful introduction to an amazing country. All I can say is thank you.

A lovely old building very well restored with modern amenties. All good except one point. A fine layer of dust appears stuck to the floor. This will come off when rubbing with the finger, but wont come off with a normal mopping. Free wifi and very helpful staff in great location. Overall, best place to stay in Lhasa I would guess.

The Yabshi (meaning parents) Hotel is a charming traditional hotel in the heart of old Lhasa. Formerly the home to the 11th Dali Lama's parents this hotel is on the edge of the Barkhor Market and along the clockwise pilgrimage routes to the Jokhung Temple (647 A.D.) You can observe the Buddist faithful make their trek either walking and meditating with prayer wheels or those postulating their way (full body prone on ground with mats and hand protection) their way to Jokhung or other area monasteries. The hotel is decorated with traditional wooden painted pillars, fabric coverings over the doors and various Tibetan cultural artifacts. Bathrooms are spacious and modern. The second floor room we stayed in had a window bench area with low chairs and table to overlook the rear courtyard. The stairs to the second and third floors are more like broad ladders that you will experience in the monasteries such as Potala. There are laptops for rental and WiFi in the lobby. There is both an interior courtyard (with bar, refreshments) and an outdoor courtyard. The breakfast selection is very limited however there are traditional Tibetan restaurants nearby such as Snowland, Lhasa Kitchen and Second Floor Teahouse. The area also has many massage studios run by blind Tibetans who have learned these job skills as means of support (such as Tenzin studio). The staff at the Yabshi hotel are warm, hospitable people who typify the gentle and welcoming Tibetan spirit. This hotel is an excellent choice for those travelers who want to avoid the predicatable western hotels in the Chinese area of Lhasa and engage with the Tibetans and a centuries old neighbourhood. Yabshi Phunkhang Heritage Hotel Beijing East Road, Lhasa, Tibet, P.R.C. 850000 yabshiphunkhang@gmail.com, www.yabshiphunkhang.com Tel. 86-89-6328885

We recently stayed at this heritage hotel for 4 nights. The location of the hotel is fantastic, footsteps away from Barkhor market and the dining and shopping that can be found there. It really is the best area of Lhasa to stay in. As you would probably already know, the hotel itself was built for the 11th Dalai Lama's family. The rooms are decorated in traditional Tibetan design and have lots of character. However, I found that this is where the hotel's finer points end. The hotel staff whilst always friendly are generally rather inefficient. The same breakfast provided everyday (a fried egg, some potato and 2 pieces of toast) - it would have been nice to have had some variety. In their advertisements the hotel does heavily promote that it provides Illy coffee. Note that the Illy coffee is not inclusive in the breakfast and I cannot speak too highly of its quality (it is ok but nothing worth shouting about). Overall, I would recommend the hotel based on its location and traditional appearance. However any background and history of the residence itself is not communicated in the experience. As a result, it feels very much like a hotel business that has moved into a heritage residence as opposed to an all round Tibetan cultural experience.

After travelling by train from Shanghai to Lhasa, we were staying in Yabshi Phunkhang Heritage Hotel which is the family home of the 11th Dalai Lama's family. During the first night we were put into 2 rooms on the groundfloor in the back yard. The rooms were not too clean, rather small (12 sqm) and loud, due to adjacent neighbours outside of the hotel playing card games until the wee morning hours. The next day, we were shifted into the 1st floor (Chinese 2nd floor) and got large and clean rooms of 20+ sqm. The hotel is perfectly located to venture into old Lhasa by foot (3 min to Barkhor and Jokhang Temple). People are friendly and trying to accomodate your wishes. During our stay the Hotel was partly booked7occupied by a Chinese filmcrew shooting a historic drama with the backset of the Hotel. In all a fantastic stay. Maybe just one remark, the breakfast could have a wider choice and a bit higher quality.