Rainy Sunshine Hostel

I love staying here, particularly I love the view (of the street and the monastry) from the loft in which I stayed for five nights. This is a house being turned into a hostel and being run by two lovely brothers and their families. Some features of the rooms could be considered unusual - for example, the entrance of my room is through the bathroom. Though most of the rooms are on the second and third floors, the brothers helped you carry your luggage up to and down from your rooms. They were ever so ready to help you. They even got and paid for a Didi to the train station for me. The location is just perfect, a five minute walk to the square ( with songs and dance in the evening) and the monastery and the prayer wheel ( which are open for public as early as 6.30 in the morning). And at the same distance in the other direction, you'll find one of the biggest supermarkets. I will definitely stay here again (and at the same room - the loft with a view) when I return. (I think they are expanding their hospitality business as a new building is constructed right next door).