"It should be an old hotel that has been renovated. The location is OK, about ten minutes' drive from the Tibet Museum. The oxygen concentrator is a separate one, which is a bit noisy but acceptable. The service is also quite enthusiastic. The breakfast is a bit sloppy. There is only one old-fashioned washing machine in the laundry room. It is worthy of the price."

"Facilities: Well-equipped. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: Comfortable and spacious. Service: Warm, attentive, and responsive. They even offer hot congee at night, which is a really thoughtful touch for guests coming back late. The butler-style service is excellent and they respond to requests promptly."

"The location is convenient, with everything nearby. The room is warm with a beautiful view, the hot water is plenty of hot, and the front desk and management are excellent. Amenities include a washer and dryer, breakfast, heater, oxygen concentrator, and Wi-Fi. I've stayed here multiple times."

"The room is clean and the environment is nice. The facilities are complete, and there are many snack bars and convenience stores around. There is also a bar. The landlord is warm and hospitable. Living here is like living at home. A recommended B&B!"

"The service was excellent. The lady at the front desk even escorted me to my room, and I received a free upgrade to a room with a view of the Potala Palace. It was lovely to sit by the window and enjoy some tea. The only downside was the lack of parking; I had to park in the Shenli Plaza parking lot directly across the street, but the hotel reimbursed the parking fee."

"Choosing the Spring and Autumn Oxygen Hotel for my Lhasa trip was definitely the right decision; the overall experience completely exceeded my expectations. The hotel boasts an excellent central location, just a 10-minute walk from Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and Barkhor Street. This means no long commutes for sightseeing and pilgrimages. The surrounding area is packed with ******* restaurants and outdoor shops, making dining and shopping incredibly convenient. The hotel's overall atmosphere is tranquil and elegant, offering a peaceful escape amidst the city's hustle and bustle. The guest rooms are spacious and airy, featuring wooden floors and minimalist ******* soft furnishings that create a warm and relaxing ambiance. The amenities are comprehensive: all rooms have 24-hour diffused oxygen supply and humidifiers with adjustable oxygen flow. They even thoughtfully provide nasal cannulas and oximeters, perfectly addressing the challenges of high-altitude hypoxia and dryness. The bathroom is designed with a wet/dry separation, offering stable hot water all day. Tea sets, charging facilities, and high-quality toiletries are also fully equipped, showing great attention to detail. Cleanliness is absolutely impeccable. Guest rooms, hallways, and public areas are meticulously cleaned at regular intervals daily. The bedding is soft and odor-free, and there's no dust or stains on surfaces or corners; the bathroom is dry and spotless. From its prime location and comfortable living environment to its complete amenities and strict cleaning protocols, every aspect provides peace of mind. It's perfectly suitable for both solo travelers and those traveling with companions. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Lhasa."

"This quaint Tibetan-style hotel is located just inside Barkhor Street. It is very convenient to the Jokhang Temple and the Potala Palace. There are also many delicious shops nearby. The proprietress is very welcoming. I originally booked another hotel, but because it couldn't accommodate people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, I changed to this Babao Hotel, and I was very satisfied with the result."

"The overall experience of staying at this hotel for the first time was very good. The check-in efficiency at the front desk was high and there was no queue. The room was clean and warm. The bedding was soft and comfortable. The bathroom hot water was sufficient. The details were in place to relax. The room was very clean. The more distinctive thing is that there is a free Tibetan service experience on the roof. You can also see the Potala Palace directly, there are very, very good seats. The front desk is also very talkative, the equipment and facilities are very new, and passengers who come to Lhasa are worth recommending."

"The room perfectly blended traditional customs with modern conveniences, and the toilet was heated. The underfloor heating only went up to 20 degrees Celsius, which wasn't hot but not cold either. However, ventilation was a bit difficult; I'd get a headache as soon as I entered the room, but I was fine outside. I booked the room expecting complimentary sweet tea or milk tea, but it wasn't provided. On the bright side, the front desk staff was very friendly and helpful whenever I had an issue."