Lhasa Family-friendly Hotels

The Lasa Guilai boutique Homestay provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Lhasa will find that the Lasa Guilai boutique Homestay is a fantastic accommodation choice. With Lhasa Railway Station just 9km away and Lhasa Gonggar Airport only 59km away, transportation is very convenient. This hotel is located near many of Lhasa's attractions including Snow City, Potala Palace, Zongjiao Lukang Park and Potala Palace Square. This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing. Guests of this Lhasa hotel can make use of the parking facilities. According to our guests, this hotel provides a very high level of service. For guests traveling with groups of friends, this hotel is consistently one of the most popular choices.

The Dorje Tsang Hotel is named after the founder's maternal clan. The Dorje Tsang family is a prominent local family in Chaya County, Chamdo City, similar to the Bangda Tsang family in Markam County. "Dorje" in Tibetan means "a thousand sheep", symbolizing a bountiful harvest and prosperous livestock; "Tsang" means "family". Therefore, "Dorje Tsang" represents a wealthy, harmonious and thriving family or place. This indicates that the Dorje Tsang Hotel is a place where fortune, happiness and good luck converge. There are three reasons why the Dorje Tsang Hotel is said to be a place where these three energies converge. From the perspective of feng shui, the hotel is backed by the Potala Palace, adjacent to the Lhalu Wetland, the Lhasa River and the Middle Canal, and is located at the intersection of the busy Deji North Road and the Second Ring Road. This creates an interaction of energy among heaven, earth and people, as well as a harmonious coexistence of nature and human beings, making it a place where guests feel at home, pursue noble dreams and accumulate wealth. From a historical perspective, the hotel's location was once the residence of the Lhalu family, a high-ranking official of the former local government of Tibet. To ensure the family's long-term prosperity, they chose this feng shui location close to the Lhalu Wetland as their residence. Today, the area enjoys a superior geographical location, convenient transportation, a thriving business environment and a steady stream of tourists. The hotel's presence here will provide important services and guarantees for guests from all over the world to stay and rest. In terms of the living environment, the hotel is constantly nourished by the moisture from the "Lung of Lhasa" - the Lhalu Wetland, resulting in a significantly increased oxygen content and a distinct regional microclimate advantage. It also benefits from the protection of the Potala Palace and the Jokhang Temple. From the top floor of the hotel, one can overlook the entire panorama of Lhasa, offering a breathtaking view. The hotel is luxuriously decorated yet offers affordable prices, and is sure to become a popular destination for domestic and international tourists. Leave the hustle and bustle of the city but remain within it, observe history in an instant and create a bright future - all at the Dorje Tsang Hotel!

Remember, Wanshui Qian Shan. Are you the same reason for coming here? The landlord's story begins in Lhasa, with one room, two people, three meals and four seasons. Is this your desired life? On the road, everyone may have a heart-warming moment, but how many people choose to stick to it? Do you want to hear the landlord's love story? Nianqi is a homestay with feelings and temperature. Someone here asks you that porridge can be warm, and someone here will accompany you at dusk. I have a story. Do you have any wine? The room is equipped with a kettle, a humidifier, teacups, disposable toiletries, a separate toilet, 24-hour butler service, four-star bedding configuration, and a view of the Potala Palace from a distance outside the window. Three meals can be enjoyed in the homestay, and BBQ can be organized in the small yard of the homestay. When you think about it, you can have both late-night wine and early-morning porridge.