The St. Regis Lhasa Resort

The room was massive, really huge, so I experienced some altitude sickness. They only provided oxygen for one person. The bifurcated tube and long tube they sent later didn't connect properly and kept falling off, which was a drawback compared to Shangri-La. The hotel's uphill and downhill paths were quite tiring. While Barkhor Street isn't too far, it's not exactly close either. If you can't walk much, I'd recommend taking a taxi. Breakfast offers both à la carte and buffet options.

The suite is a bit spacious, and the humidifier and oxygen machine can't quite keep up. Alan's 24-hour service was great. Breakfast leaned towards Western style, and the view from the window was beautiful.

This was my first time visiting a high-altitude area, and after much deliberation, I chose the trusted St. Regis hotel. They upgraded me to a suite in the main building, which was excellent. The room was well-equipped, clean, and tidy. It even had an oxygen concentrator, though the oxygen concentration felt a bit low. For someone experiencing severe altitude sickness, this can be quite unsettling. It would be better if the oxygen facilities were improved, as many hotels now offer diffused oxygen systems. I felt much more at ease knowing there's a medical room on the third floor of the hotel. (It would be even better if the hotel waived the small fees (10-20 CNY) for basic checks like blood oxygen, blood pressure, and heart rate. Oxygen therapy and medication were charged normally.) After all, the medical room is a selling point for the hotel. My butler for this stay was Luodan from concierge. His service was exceptional. He'd provide daily weather updates, temperature forecasts, and remind me to bring an umbrella. He even brought my takeout directly to my room, making me feel truly at home. He helped me arrange a private car and driver, recommending the most cost-effective options. When I checked out, he carefully loaded my luggage into the car and knew exactly which car was picking me up. He was incredibly thoughtful, treating me like a friend. Overall, my stay was very pleasant.

This is a must-stay hotel in Lhasa! The service and facilities are incredibly nice, especially our butler, Irene. I'd give her a perfect 10!

The hotel boasts an excellent location, with its lobby on the third floor offering a distant view of the Potala Palace. The in-room humidifier and oxygen concentrator were a lifesaver, addressing the dry air and altitude sickness. Breakfast was fantastic and varied every day. A special shout-out to Sonam from concierge! We arrived late and exhausted after a long day, and he helped us with our luggage, promptly turned on the humidifier and oxygen machine. His service was incredibly thoughtful. Five-star rating!

The ******* garden-style design of The St. Regis has a great ambiance and is very aesthetically pleasing. The rooms offer 24-hour oxygen enrichment service, which is very friendly for those new to high altitudes. It's very quiet at night, so I slept really well! Our butler, Riri, provided meticulous and thoughtful service, promptly resolving any issues we had. She brought us fruit and yogurt every day and was very enthusiastic! The Tubo Bar on the 6th floor offers great views of the Potala Palace, which was a fantastic experience! I'll definitely choose The St. Regis again next time I'm in Lhasa!

This is my second time booking the St. Regis Lhasa, this time for friends driving into Tibet. I highly recommend the St. Regis; it's a must-stay and a continuation of my first wonderful experience there. We were incredibly lucky this time to capture the Potala Palace bathed in sunlight – a sight that truly lasts a lifetime.

As expected from a St. Regis, the location is excellent, very close to Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Street. They have an independent underground parking garage with both slow and fast charging stations, which is incredibly important! The butler upgraded us to a beautiful, spacious suite, and the complimentary yak yogurt was delicious. The oxygen concentrator in the room was powerful and worked very well. Breakfast was rich and tasty. Ruth's service was exceptional. The drinks at the terrace bar were also great, and you can enjoy the night view of Potala Palace. Overall, it was a very comfortable stay.

Hygiene: The hotel's hygiene conditions are top-notch. Facilities: The toiletries are all Bvlgari. Service: The butler service is warm and attentive. Environment: You can see the Potala Palace directly from the hotel, without even stepping out. It truly is a five-star hotel, and I would definitely choose it again next time.