8848 Oxygen Rich Manor

"The hotel is ideally located between Everest Town and the Base Camp, and self-drivers can easily reach it directly. The hotel conveniently arranges sightseeing shuttle bookings, with pick-up available right at the entrance. The rooms are spotlessly clean, offer an ample oxygen supply (crucial at this altitude!), and the service is warm and welcoming. Overall, it greatly exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend!"

Zhufeng Gushan Oxygen Fuyuan Hotel

"A Tibetan-style hotel in Everest Town, parking is available in front of the door. The Tibetan proprietress was very enthusiastic. We arrived at around 4:30 in the afternoon. The original plan was to go to Everest Base Camp the next day. The proprietress immediately told me that Everest Base Camp is best to go up now. The weather is good today and you can see the golden Everest. The result is that the trip is very complete, thank you boss! The hotel is fully equipped: a toilet, electric floor heating, and a diffuse oxygen machine. In particular, her bed is moderately soft and comfortable. Especially recommended! In addition, the conditions of Everest town are limited, power outages occur sometimes, not better than the mainland, just hold a good mood for tourism."

Jiuxiang Hotel

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"The positive reviews are all fake. The owners say the owner is very welcoming, but we arrived late and didn't experience that. When we checked out, the owner was lying on the front desk playing on his phone. We told him we left our room card there, but he ignored us and continued lying there. Is that what you call welcoming? The cleanliness was decent, probably because it's a relatively new hotel. Oxygen supply? I remain skeptical. Driving along the 318 highway, at altitudes of 3800 meters in Zogang and 3850 meters in Shigatse, we used constant diffusion oxygen supply. Taking two breaths directly into the air outlet immediately raised my oxygen level to over 90. I don't know what kind of air this hotel was using. Here, it's less than 4000 meters, and after an hour of breathing directly into the air outlet, my oxygen level was still only 84. I woke up several times that night, and the next morning my lips were a deep purple. (I should mention that there was a pile of construction debris outside, and only a few parking spaces. We arrived late and parked in a distant parking lot, so we didn't get our own oxygen concentrator from the car.) I wanted to sleep a little longer, but I couldn't sleep at all. The next morning, I quickly got up and ran to the car to use the oxygen tank. Breakfast: See the picture. A breakfast for two? Speechless. They could have chosen not to provide it. I haven't had steamed buns and pickled vegetables in years... Temperature: The room had heating, not air conditioning, and it was over 20 degrees Celsius. They gave me a huge, thick blanket, which was practically unusable. My throat was burning the next morning. And there was no humidifier!!! In summary, this was the worst place I stayed since Chengdu on March 18th. Extremely uncomfortable!!!"

Fengxue Yayuan (Zhufeng Xiaozhen)

"This hotel is in Everest Town. The location is easy to find. The hotel and homestay style. I like it very much. High quality and low price! The room is clean and hygienic. Intelligent control. There is no high reaction at night to disperse the supply. The best night to rest after arriving in Tibet. You can ask the boss to help you pick up at the entrance of the hotel. The boss Chongqing is very hospitable. He also upgraded the room type for free. It is recommended."

Kangar Hotel

"The environment is very quiet, the service is OK, basically what boss you want will provide, it is still very cold outside at night, there are electric blankets and air conditioning in the room, so it is OK, quite satisfactory."

Lingyue Hotel

"The room directly looks at Everest and Zhuo Aoyou Peak. The room has good oxygen supply, large hot water, good breakfast, warm and thoughtful service, and elevators. It should be a very good hotel in Gangga. It is highly recommended."

Shenfeng Oxygen Supply Hotel

"The parking lot at the entrance is relatively small, the room space is OK, the health is OK, the room facilities are newer, there is a hot pot restaurant nearby downstairs, the breakfast is very simple, overall it is OK."

Boxin Oxygen-rich Hotel

"The room was clean and hygienic, and the bathroom had a separate shower and toilet (🤣 great!). It had an elevator, underfloor heating, oxygen supply, and a humidifier. Breakfast looked ordinary, but the steamed buns were chewy, and the side dishes were tasty; the only downside was the eggs were too hot, haha. The location is in Everest Town. Just walk 20-30 meters to the right from the entrance, and you can wait for the sightseeing bus on the roadside (tell the owner, and they can help you book it directly). 【Here's the important part 👀】The owners were incredibly warm and friendly 🙆♀️! They were very helpful in resolving some unexpected situations 🥹!! Thank you ❤️"

Shankee Hotel (Basong Village)

"Choosing this hotel for our Everest trip was definitely the right decision! The room was clean and tidy, incredibly comfortable, and the price was very reasonable with no hidden charges. The most convenient part was the shuttle bus to Base Camp, which you can catch right outside the hotel – no fuss, which is a lifesaver for anyone dealing with altitude sickness! The owner is super nice; he even invited us to go stargazing with him at night, showing us the best spots and teaching us how to photograph the starry sky. He stayed with us the whole time in the freezing cold – it was so heartwarming! He also shared so many stories about Everest, making us feel like friends. To anyone coming to Everest, I highly recommend this place!"

Shangkeyou Hotel (County Government)