Jingu Hotel

Very good, timely water delivery and cleaning.

Good service, clean room

I really regret choosing this hotel. I can’t afford to live in a state-owned hotel. The front desk gave me a souvenir on the first day I checked in, which was quite a good impression. The engineering department couldn’t get hot water. The water outlet was only about 30°C, so I couldn’t wash it at all. The shower was stinky for two days, and the central air conditioner was set to 30°C to only blow cool air. The catering department was even worse. On the first day, the breakfast dishes were all gone and there were no more dishes. Several people gathered together to chat. On the second day, when breakfast was about to end, all the lights were turned off at 9:30, leaving only the lights for those inside. This is really disgusting. You can refuse to serve the meal, but if there are still customers who haven’t finished eating, then you turn them away? See you again! Important reminder: If there is no oxygen concentrator, aquatic products can be grown in the humidifier, so you can make up your own mind. Seriously not recommended!

Stayed in a single room, everything was fine, but the bathroom door design was too funny, maybe because the place was too small,

Very standard room, very close to Barkhor Street and Potala Palace. There is a supermarket opposite, very convenient

Environment: The area on the left when exiting the hotel really stinks! A sewer smell Facilities: Poor sound insulation in the room Environment: The air conditioner in the room is too small Welcome fruit on the first night: good