Gyantse Hotel – Facilities & Services

Gyantse Hotel is located at the center of Gyantse City. It is a 3-star hotel which was constructed in 1988 and is characterized by deep Tibetan style. It enjoys high reputation among tourists who've been here for its high-quality service. This article introduces Gyantse Hotel for tourists planning to visit Gyantse during their Tibet tour. Its location, facilities and services are included.

Brief Introduction of Gyantse Hotel

Gyantse Hotel is located by Nianchu River, one of the branches of Yarlung Zangbo River. It is about 90 kilometers away from Shigatse City – the political, economical and cultural center of Tsang Area. Tourists come to Gyangtse to enjoy the spectacular prairie landscape and visit the ancient famous monastery could choose to stay overnight in Gyantse Hotel. It has been the first choice for overseas tourists willing to rest in a comfortable hotel in Gyantse.

Gyantse Hotel has 120 comfortable rooms and 230 beds. The rooms are divided into Tibetan style standard room, ordinary standard room, single room and deluxe room. There are 200 seats in the restaurant of Gyantse Hotel. It provides tourists the local Tibetan flavor cuisine. The fifth floor of Gyantse Hotel is the best place to enjoy the overview of the ancient Gyantse City.

Facilities & Services in Gyantse Hotel

There are totally 200 seats in the restaurants of Gyantse Hotel. It mainly provides local Tibetan flavor food and Sichuan Food. The hotel is also able to provide tourists with common conference service. The massage center, dancing hall, gymnasium and health center is able to provide some common services for tourists.

Besides, Gyantse Hotel would also hold some Tibetan style party for tourists to experience the local hilarious atmosphere. Typical Tibetan style singing and dancing would play important role in such kind of parties. The elegant café and wine bar provide tourists a comfortable environment to spend the leisure time with your partners. The shopping center here provides a series of local Tibetan handicrafts.