Unilaterally declaring this the ceiling of Lhasa's B&Bs!

Unilaterally declaring this the ceiling of Lhasa's B&Bs! Visiting in the off-season of December is really too too too too too blissful! During the day, go to the rooftop to bask in the sun, at night come to the hall to watch the projector, then go back to the rooftop to listen to music and have a drink, it's simply the ideal laid-back life in Lhasa!! Newly decorated + underfloor heating This place was newly decorated in 2022, the owner's aesthetic is also very good and suits young people's tastes, very clean and modern, personally I think it's better than staying in a Tibetan-style hotel haha, and B&Bs in Lhasa with underfloor heating that's on throughout the house must be very rare! Underfloor heating is so important in winter! The B&B has an elevator Buildings in Lhasa city are not tall, and the overall architecture is relatively old, many accommodations do not have elevators, it's easy to get altitude sickness when you first come to Tibet, not suitable for a lot of exercise, Manju is four stories high, having an elevator means you don't have to carry your luggage up and down, very friendly for those who just entered Tibet! (At the same price, Manju is definitely the best environment) Surrounding environment The location is on Gama Gongsang Road, which is very bustling and there are many places to eat, delivery is convenient, and the B&B also has a kitchen for cooking, when there are more people you can also share meals. It's a ten yuan taxi ride from Potala Palace and Barkhor Street (ps: taking a taxi directly in Lhasa is cheaper than booking a car online) Atmosphere Very fortunate to have spent New Year's at Manju, the owner also prepared chicken soup and hot pot, it felt like coming home, everyone gathered for a meal and it was really blissful!! The owner is also super nice and very enthusiastic, often making us tea and bringing us fruit. Stayed for five days, have already gotten familiar with the roads around Gama Gongsang, already missing the happy times at Manju, will definitely come again next time I enter Tibet! (Words are insufficient to express the happiness at Manju, look at the pictures to feel it!)