Hotels fully booked in September

Replies: 4 - Last Post: 11-Sep-2007 23:48 Last Post By: taras96

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aginster

11-Sep-2007 06:50
Posts: 12

Hotels fully booked in September

I just started calling around to find a midrange hotel in Lhasa around September 17 and finding them fully booked: KyiChu, Ghorka. I know that people reserve and then not show up, so there may be openings when we arrive, but we want something at least a day or two when we get there. Anyone been there recently and find that rooms are easier to get upon arrival than calling ahead?

Thanks.

aginster

11-Sep-2007 07:02
Posts: 12

Additional question:

I've seen a couple of positive mentions of the Mandala Hotel. Anyone else know more about it, or have contact info, rates, etc?

petra28

11-Sep-2007 08:39
Posts: 27

We've been in the Mandala hotel last May and we are also positive about this hotel. It is located in the Barkhor.
South Barkhor Street No31
The phone number = 0891-6338940 or 0891-6324783.

Good luck!

jackatacka

11-Sep-2007 10:30
Posts: 19

Is it possible to make reservations without paying in advance?
That's good news!

taras96

11-Sep-2007 23:48
Posts: 46

There's a lot of hotels in Lhasa, so I don't think you'll have a problem finding one.

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