Metropolo Hotels(Potala Palace store, Lhasa)

Xiao Shang's service attitude is very good. Helped us with our luggage. Knowing that we were leaving very early, he prepared bread for us to take with us. We were very considerate.

The room is quite large, but the facilities are old, the bed is peeling off paint, and the quilt cover is missing a hole. There is no diffused oxygen supply in the room, and there is no humidifier. I have stayed in three hotels in Lhasa, and this one is the only one without oxygen or humidifier; We booked the hotel because there was a gym, but when we went there, we were told that the gym was being renovated. We had breakfast at 9 a.m., but there were few varieties and it was all cold. There was no dryer in the laundry room, and the service was poor. You had to go down and get everything yourself. .

Avoid the pit! Avoid the pit! Avoid the pit! Don't go and live, don't go and live, don't go and live! Because the travel agency booked this hotel, I booked the same hotel one day earlier. The so-called oxygen supply room is a small oxygen supply machine that is broken and can no longer be broken. It broke in the middle and was replaced with an even more broken one. of. The air conditioner was broken and didn't provide heating, so the waiter gave me an electric heater because I couldn't help it. The equipment and facilities are extremely old. There are black marks on the toilet seat that cannot be wiped off. There are clumps of hair on the ground that have not been wiped clean. The windows are full of dust when touched. It feels like a liquor store that is about to close down is operating under the Jinjiang Metropolis label. The standard of the Jinjiang brand is already so low. The biggest pitfall of this trip to Tibet is that the hotels in Basongcuo, Bomi, Lulang and even Suosong Village are much better than those in the provincial capital city of Lhasa. Let me say the important thing three times again, don’t live, don’t live, don’t live!

The room facilities are outdated, the toilet is blocked all the year round, the sanitation is poor, there are bugs in the room, the hotel service is poor, the toilet paper has to be taken until 9 o'clock in the morning the next day, and the staff has a bad attitude. The worst hotel to live in, be sure to avoid pits.

It was already night in Lhasa, so I specially booked two rooms, one with oxygen supply and one with no oxygen supply from a local friend. Since I checked in, I have been dealing with oxygen supply problems. The manager came up and delivered an oxygen tank on the first night. When I came up, the pressure was only 3, and there would be no oxygen for a while. When I checked in, I kept asking me if I paid for the oxygen fee. I showed the order to the front desk and sent an oxygen generator. It is said that the room is full. The oxygen generator in the staff dormitory has no switch panel and sounds like a tractor. The manager came to deal with an oxygen cylinder with only 3 pressure gauges. Then I kept negotiating about oxygen every day. What is the meaning of my paid oxygen room? Ctrip's manual phone has been unable to get through, and there is no way to complain. I didn't clean the room for two days. I went to the Potala Palace for a day. I came back for a rest hour to do the cleaning. I said it would be late, and then I went out for dinner and told the front desk to clean up the garbage and change a towel. I didn't do it. I was extremely disappointed with Jinjiang Metropolis. The manager's attitude was not bad when he came up to solve the problem on the first day. He also knew that we booked a room from the platform. It’s easy to come here for a trip. You need an oxygen supply. Every night when you come back in the middle of the night, you are tired and panting. You can only go to the pharmacy and rent an oxygen bottle. I hope Ctrip will call the shots for me. The oxygen supply room is paid, but the oxygen supply is not provided. Every day, I keep negotiating with the front desk, security, and duty personnel about this matter. I live in room 451.

The front desk and room attendants are very friendly, the room is clean and comfortable, and it is very close to the Potala Palace. There is a street outside where you can eat, which is very convenient and a very satisfactory stay experience.

Environment, location, good health! Great travel and living experience

Very nice, very comfortable, big bed, big TV, very clean and comfortable