Hotels with Parking in Purang

I highly recommend this guesthouse! The owner is incredibly honest and helpful. We came to Kailash for a Kora, and before we even set off, the owner helped us meticulously plan the entire pilgrimage. They even arranged accommodation for us at various supply points along the way in advance, saving us the hassle of finding beds ourselves. A high-altitude Kora has many variables, and with the owner's comprehensive planning beforehand, we avoided so many detours along the way. The entire journey felt incredibly secure and peaceful. If you're coming to Kailash for a Kora, choosing this place will truly save you a lot of worry – highly recommended!

Guiyu Hotel (Darchen) - Highly Recommended Staying at Guiyu Hotel in Darchen, at the foot of Mount Kailash, was a particularly heartwarming surprise on my high-altitude journey. The hotel's architecture blends ******* style, with warm yellow exterior walls and distinctive arched doors and windows, creating a strong ethnic atmosphere that's perfect for taking photos. Inside, the corridors are clean and elegant, with exquisite Thangka decorations on the walls, showing attention to detail throughout. The overall decor is simple yet comfortable. The rooms were clean and refreshing, with spotless floors, bathroom fixtures, and bedding, and the facilities were well-maintained. Most importantly, they were equipped with an oxygen concentrator, which was absolutely essential for travelers who had just experienced altitude sickness and were prone to palpitations. Using the oxygen at night greatly alleviated the discomfort of altitude sickness, providing a solid foundation for my pilgrimage. I must especially commend the hotel's service! The three young ladies were warm and attentive, and I especially want to commend Ms. Huang Mei; she was beautiful, kind-hearted, and genuinely considerate. I encountered many questions related to the pilgrimage around Mount Kailash during my trip, and she patiently and meticulously answered them all, proactively offering practical advice and considering the needs of her guests in every way. In this challenging high-altitude town, such kindness was especially precious. The staff were generally polite, friendly, and responsive to all requests. In Darchen, where resources are limited, it's rare to find such clean, comfortable, well-equipped, and warmly welcoming accommodation. Whether resting after the pilgrimage or adjusting to life in Ngari, this hotel is highly recommended. A comfortable and reassuring stay made my Mount Kailash journey a truly memorable experience.

The hotel is amazing! 👍 The location is incredible; you can see the sunset over Mount Namnani to your left and Mount Kailash to your right! The hotel rooms have the best facilities currently available in Darchen, including massage chairs, automatic flush toilets, and foot baths. All your needs can be communicated to the front desk via the AI ​​assistant by the bed, and a robot will deliver the items to your room! The front desk staff are very attentive and responsible, always ready to answer any questions and provide assistance – incredibly thoughtful! ❤️ I originally booked two nights at the Marriott before my pilgrimage, and then booked another hotel near Purang Airport to catch my flight. However, the experience at the Marriott was so wonderful that I decided to cancel the other hotel and stay at the Marriott again after my pilgrimage. I could finally relax with a massage and foot bath, instantly feeling refreshed. The hotel is also very conveniently located near the airport! Next time I'm in Darchen, I will definitely choose the Kailas Marriott International Hotel again! 👍👍👍

設施：設施齊全，設備都是全新的，房間配有彌散式和鼻吸式氧氣，有洗衣烘乾機，早餐有咖啡機，豆漿機，烤麪包機。 衞生：房間衞生乾淨，床單都是新換的，電梯和公共場合都會定時清理，客房服務態度好，積極配合 環境：可直麪看到神山，廊廳還可看到納木那尼峯全貌， 服務：工作人員態度超熱情，有需求響應超快，前台接待温柔耐心，發現房間衞生問題後立刻安排重新打掃，處理問題積極負責，服務滿分。

The hotel is generally OK, health is good, but there are two points that make me feel that the price is not worth the price. The first is that there is no elevator. Although someone helps to carry the luggage when you check in, it is also very unfriendly to people who climb the stairs up and down. There is also the oxygen generator in the room is oxygen and nitrogen separation, you must connect the nasal oxygen pipe, there is no way to open the dispersion, this is not explained clearly before moving in, we opened the dispersion until midnight, feel a headache, searched to know that you have to take over the child and open the window. If you want to stay, consider it yourself. If it is a hotel of one or two hundred, I will not say anything, but this price makes me feel very worthless.

First of all, I really want to praise the owner. He was incredibly dedicated and responsible, and we were deeply moved. We stayed for three days, and on the last day we were going to do the pilgrimage around Mount Kailash. We overestimated ourselves, thinking we could finish the pilgrimage in one day. However, we didn't reach Zhire Monastery until 6:00 PM. Then, at noon, we contacted the owner to say we couldn't come down that day and asked if he could pack our things, cancel our reservation, and let us stay there after we finished the pilgrimage. I was amazed by the owner's generosity. He said it was no problem, it's the off-season, and he understood we couldn't finish the pilgrimage in one day, so he reserved the room for us. I was truly touched. However, due to our physical condition, we eventually had to call a rescue vehicle to come down; there was no way to rest on the mountain. This hotel is very clean and hygienic. The bathrooms have separate shower and toilet areas, which was very satisfying for us, as we are from the south. Oxygen cylinders are also available for rent in the hotel lobby. The parking lot is also very convenient. Our travel companions stayed at other hotels, but we ended up staying here because the cleanliness was excellent, the toiletries were comprehensive, the hairdryer was very good, and there was underfloor heating and an oxygen machine. I still wouldn't recommend staying in those teahouse-style accommodations.

I wanted to sleep well when I returned from the mountain, so I booked a triple room, a family of three, one person and one bed to sleep well. After arriving, I found that the triple room was in the backyard board room. The bathroom was not separated from wet and dry as in the details introduction, but fortunately the water was very hot and the bath was very comfortable. The room was warm at night and there was oxygen supply. I gave a five-star praise because the room was next to the generator and the roar was very loud. Our father slept lightly. It was very tired to change the room at the end of the mountain. The little girl at the front desk was very active to change a big bed room upstairs.

The hotel is conveniently located right by the road, easy to find. It's an old house converted into a hotel, so the facilities are a bit dated and cleanliness is just okay. However, given the high-altitude environment, the landlady was very warm and welcoming. She even offered to put our milk and yogurt in the fridge and helped us with our luggage. The hot water was strong and really hot.

I have lived in the Three Gorges Hotel for more than 10 days. The room is very clean and hygienic. Every time I can smell the clean and refreshing smell of the sheets. And the boss wife is very good and gives a lot of help. Every time I transfer to the mountain, I need to put the luggage at the front desk and then come back to pick it up. It is as comfortable and comfortable as living at home.

The boss, the boss, the service is still very warm, but the toilet smells back. The elevator is broken and cannot be repaired in time (repaired the next day). The overall stay experience is not good. I hope it can be improved in the future.