Zhufeng Ruishan Jinding Oxygen-enriched Hotel

Located near the end of the sightseeing bus to Everest Base Camp and the beginning of the return trip, this hotel is highly recommended. The room has aerobics, making it a perfect rest stop before climbing Everest.

Breakfast is OK... freshly made, the oxygen is also very good, the service is actually OK, but there is no supermarket nearby, so you can only eat and drink in the hotel, which is too dry. I asked for a few bottles of water, but the front desk phone was not connected. I finally responded, but they didn't deliver it, and in the end I didn't drink any water.

After walking such a long way and turning 108 corners, I finally arrived at the foot of Mount Everest. I didn't expect that the boss would do this. The oxygenator was working well before going to bed, and the equivalent altitude was 1,800 meters. As a result, I was woken up by suffocation at one o'clock. I saw that the oxygenator was still venting, but the equivalent altitude showed 3,800, and there was no oxygen production at all. From one o'clock to six o'clock, I held my breath for one minute and didn't sleep. The next day's plan was fully reimbursed. I slept until 10 o'clock and checked out and returned. Why was I able to fall asleep later? Because the oxygenator was working normally again. The boss manages the business so well. The Living Buddha will definitely bless you with "good luck and wealth."

Very satisfied, the service is friendly, you can directly ask the front desk to book a shuttle bus to Mount Everest, get on the bus directly at the hotel entrance, and get off directly at the hotel entrance when you return.

The room was clean and the service was good. The front desk staff came to help with oxygen. The breakfast was quite limited. The room was marked as non-smoking, but there was a strong smell of cigarette smoke.

The service at the B&B hotel at the foot of Mount Everest is very good, and the floor heating is also very powerful. The oxygen production will be stopped, and it is not a 24-hour oxygen supply. It is best to communicate clearly before checking in.