We stayed here for two nights before and one night after our tour through Tibet and really enjoyed our stay. The staff was very friendly with changing the dates of our reservation (due to change in tour by border closure), making breakfast the day before as we'd left very early and even with searching tv channels to find the olympics!... More 

Just step away from Barkhor Street in a quiet ally of Lhasa old town. The hotel is also known as the "Babao Hotel" - Chinese name. Due to it's great proximity to Barkhor Street we were able to wander around the Barkhor circuit many times without expending too much energy. We stayed here 4 nights in two rooms. First for... More 

This had a really great location. I enjoyed the surroundings and ease of getting to where I needed to be. There is much to do and I found this hotel a restful place during my journey. I would stay again.

Stayed 4 night in this hotel during my time in Lhasa. Located in quiet alley inside the main ring of Barkhor Old Town, only 3-5 minutes walk to the Barkhor Street where the Tibetan do their kora. From the main street where the van drops you it might be a bit hard to find your way, especially if you bring... More 

The rooms are small but comfortable and most importantly they are equipped with a powerful heater. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful and goes out of her way to make you feel very comfortable. She speaks excellent English. There is a restaurant on the top floor which serves breakfast, either western or chinese style and snacks during the day.... More 

The hotel is very close to Bakhor Street and Jokhang Temple. The staff are friendly and several speak English. The lady in charge spoke excellent English and was very friendly. The rooms are built around a central internal courtyard and unfortunately this means that there is a lot of noise from other guests, coming and going or talking loudly in... More 

I stayed 4 nights in total in this hotel during my trip to Tibet. The hotel is rather small but with nice calm atmosphere and amazing rooftop terrace where you can see the Potala Palace. The room is equipped with electric heater and electric heater mattrace, TV, WiFi and bathroom. Free breakfast is served {either western comprising of egg, vegetables... More 

Friendly staff, Chinese owned with good English, rooms adequate with good heating and hot water. Could be fresher but rooms serviced daily. Breakfast nothing special but all in all a good place to be based in Lhasa. We booked through booking.com which was of the rack room rate. Lhasa is more expensive than most China towns

Our family of four spent four nights at the Tashitakge Hotel during our recent trip to Tibet in Winter. A lovely Inn, decorated in traditional Tibetan style, it is located in the old town less than 5 minutes walk from Barkhor street. Whilst not luxurious the rooms are comfortable, warm and the staff accommodating. The Tibetan decor is charming and... More