The St. Regis Lhasa Resort
No. 22, Jiangsu Road, In Lhasa (Chengguan District), Lhasa, 850 000, China
Rating
4.4
Travelers Choice
2020
Price Level
$$
Rooms
199
Pets
No
30
May
The St. Regis Lhasa Resort, Lhasa
The St. Regis Lhasa Resort
Reside in timeless splendor in the ancient Barkhor area of Lhasa. At 3680 meters above sea level The St. Regis Lhasa Resort sits at the legendary "Roof of the World" overlooking the wondrous Tibetan landscape and the magnificence of the Potala Palace.Be seduced by an unfolding series of delightful moments in three remarkable restaurants and our intriguing wine bar. Experience healing Tibetan treatments in the splendid Iridium Spa and bask in the warmth of our sparkling Golden Energy Pool.Our 205?guest rooms spacious villas and suites exude gracious hospitality with motifs inspired by the nearby Sera Monastery. Each offers pampering amenities and inspiring views. St. Regis Butler Service is available any time day or night.
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Overall
Excellent
4.4
37 reviews
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Customers Review
Cleanliness 4.4
Comfort 4.5
Neighborhood 4.7
Amenities 2
Condition 4.4
Recomendation 91.7%
“Could be better, next to restaurant, free breakfast, floors are dirty and bathroom is terrible.”
— Frank Junkar
“If you have to go to Lhasa, this is the best clean hotel you can find.
(Stay away from Shangri-la, Lhasa. It's 3-star quality with bad food.)
One thing important, use the hotel car!
(The local taxi drivers are violent. They not only smoke, spit, but also get aggressive if you do not let them stop on street to pick up strangers to share your ride. It's very common in this area.)
If your taste is refined, I recommend to wait till Rosewood, or at least Four Seasons and Riz to open a branch here. (I planned a 10-day Tibet trip, only ended up tolerating 4 days max. You get the point.)”
— Kavin
