Tent 47 Everest

I spent 2,200 to stay in a room, but the boss changed the room type. The quilt was very dirty. I asked the boss to issue an invoice but ignored him. . Very bad experience 5555

The best place to stay on the night you come to Mount Everest is the tent hotel at Everest Base Camp, because if you stay in the B&B below, you won’t be able to see the clear and beautiful starry sky and the golden mountains under the sun at night. If you stay at the base camp, you can have a lively party at the door, and inside the tent It's warm and clean, and it has air conditioning at night especially. The yak hotpot is highly recommended!

I was really touched. When we took the eco-friendly car, the boss came to pick us up and helped us with our luggage. When we came back from watching Mount Everest, we were starved of oxygen. We rented oxygen right away. We were in a state of hypoxia the whole time. The boss stayed in the middle of the night. He came over to see us several times when he got up, and said that if he had any questions, he could call the boss directly. When we left the next day, he put us in the car and helped us deliver our luggage. The tent environment was very good, with air conditioning, stove, and air conditioning. Until 10 o'clock the next day, there was an electric blanket in the tent room, and you could see Mount Everest from the room. The atmosphere was quite good! Recommended!

The boss is very enthusiastic and there is enough heating in the tent. Let’s warm up over the fire together in the evening and eat the yak hot pot freshly cut by the boss. It’s so hot. The tent is fully equipped with hot and cold water. People in other tents came to us to borrow it if they didn't have water to wash their faces at night.

The environment was dirty and messy. The beds were not changed. There were blood stains on the mattress. The tent we booked provided breakfast. We were asked to go to another tent to eat. What we had was still white porridge. There were items left behind. We called the boss back to help find them. , the boss said no, he didn’t see it, he obviously hid it when we left.

The boss was very nice. We originally booked a standard room but later upgraded it to a double room, which was great. . . . .

You need to be mentally prepared to stay at the base camp. The tent conditions are certainly not comparable to those in hotels in the city, but overall they are acceptable. However, the price/performance ratio is very poor during the National Day. Only when we arrived at the base camp did we realize that there is a party time at 10 p.m.

The conditions on Mount Everest are poor. If you have high altitude sickness, don’t challenge it. I woke up from the cold this morning, so prepare more food when I go up! Or the boss’s hot pot looks good too!

I’ve stayed here once and I definitely don’t want to stay there a second time.