Songtsam Choskyi Linka Lhasa
A luxury lodge with amazing views of Potala Palace, Songtsam Choskyi Linka is the perfect location to explore the Tibetan capital of Lhasa.
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Generously spacious rooms starting from 80sqm
Songtsam Choskyi Linka Lhasa is located on the edge of an old linka with a distance of 5 km from the Potala palace. From the lobby, restaurant, book bar and room balcony of hotel, guests can enjoy the magnificent view of the Potala Palace. The architectural form of Songtsam Lhasa adheres to the traditional concept of local culture and referring to the Tibetan classic building model of new Norbu Lingka palace.
There are 50 rooms within the premise of the property. The in-house restaurant serves both Tibetan and Western cuisine.
The various areas of hotel are beautifully decorated by nearly 100 pieces of ancient Tibetan and Chinese textile art, making Songtsam Lhasa a famous ancient Tibetan and Chinese textile boutique art garden.
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