The Walnut Tree Boutique Inn Lhasa provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. Visitors to Lhasa will find that the Walnut Tree Boutique Inn Lhasa is a fantastic accommodation choice. Traveling to the hotel is easy with Lasa Railway Station located approximately 9km away and Lhasa Gonggar International Airport roughly 60km away. The nearby area boasts an abundance of attractions including Zongjiao Lukang Park, Tibet TV Station and Potala Palace. In their spare time, guests can explore the hotel's surroundings. This Lhasa hotel provides parking on site. When it comes to Lhasa hotels, the Walnut Tree Boutique Inn Lhasa is highly regarded for its excellent facilities. This hotel is particularly popular with those traveling alone.
"Before coming to Lhasa, we selected the walnut tree.
The old walnut tree is the most eye-catching presence in the yard, the branches and leaves are very open, and the shadow can cover half of the yard on sunny days. There are always many birds on the tree, which is very lively. The first formal chat with us was to ask if we had raised a cockroach, because the yard flew in, and I didn't know who lost it, so she raised it. This opened a warm head for our impression of the Walnut Tree Inn and the next journey.
The room is small and exquisite, clean and warm. As soon as the doors and windows are closed, the plateau outside sunlight penetrates in, and there is a sense of being wrapped in it. The courtyard is carefree and beautiful. A few chairs and hammocks are scattered under the walnut tree. When people sit there, the time slows down.
Before I came, I didn't expect much from the homestay, but the walnut trees were different. The people living here have a sense of stickiness that can't be said. It is not deliberate socialization. It is everyone sitting around at the tea party in the evening, and they naturally start chatting. On the day we arrived, Sister Potato put a ”Sweet Honey”, old movie, I didn't expect several people to watch it seriously. After watching the chat, I found that everyone's reaction to a certain plot and a certain line was slightly different. The process of exchanging memories and feelings with each other was more memorable than the movie itself.
After living in this house in Lhasa, I don't feel like I need to try it elsewhere. Recommend to come to the walnut tree with friends. See you next time!
ps sticky taro and slightly cooler June"