Upon arrival at the hotel reception, a dull atmosphere greeted together with messy cupboards at the back of and at the front desk, with loud music blasting from another corner. There was no lift in the building so we lugged our luggage up to our room but one lady tried carrying one of our luggage up the stairs. After entering... More

It might be the usual standard for Lhasa, but when compared to small hotels the world over, this place would rank as pretty pathetic. On the plus side, the location is great for wandering the streets, and is near everything except Potala Palace. You can buy water at the front desk and get good recommendations for restaurants. The lobby is... More

The Flora is a pretty generic Chinese hotel in Lhasa. It's located a short walk from the main square, and small shops etc. are nearby. The location has limited motorized traffic, and is a nice location for a walk between the fruit/veggy selling stands that open up during the day. While the whole hotel feels a bit bland, lacking athmosphere... More

Room was dirty when we arrived - toilet seat was wet and hairs everywhere! Really not very nice. It is only a short walk (10 minutes) to the main centre but I think you could stay closer somewhere nicer. We went for coffee at Kyichu and it looked really nice.

I stayed in the Flora Hotel for 3 nights in a double room. There is a basic standard in the room, I missed nothing. It wasn't very clean but I guess that's also standard in Tibet. I couldn't shut the window completely, so it was sometimes really loud at day- and nighttime. I was really happy about the nice, personally,... More