Mount Everest Base Camp Tent Camping Hotel

It's truly amazing and beyond my expectations that such a nice accommodation could be built right inside the [景区名称 - please insert the actual name of the scenic area here] scenic area. Although the room is small, it's very cozy and clean. The only downside is having to go outside to use the restroom.

The room has a window, so it's not stuffy or oxygen-deprived. The electric blanket and thick blankets ensure you won't get cold at all. There's a public area for a quick brush-up, and breakfast is simple and fast. You can rent coats and get oxygen at the lobby.

Although it's a tent camp, the conditions are pretty good for this altitude. The communal restrooms are outside, and they were cleaner than I expected, with vacuum-flush squat toilets that someone regularly cleans. There's hot water for handwashing, though you need to let it run for a bit each time. No shower facilities, unfortunately. You can rent oxygen concentrators or oxygen tanks, which is definitely necessary for anyone experiencing significant altitude sickness. Overall, it's an experience worth trying.

It's hard to even soak your feet here. The soundproofing is terrible, and the conditions... well, it's right next to Mount Everest, so what can you do? It's better to stay in town and just get up early.

The Base Camp offers excellent service; the staff actively helped with our heavy luggage. The accommodation at Base Camp is reasonably priced, and with oxygen, we were able to sleep soundly through the night.

For this price, the fact that the rooms don't have oxygen supply is just inhumane. Don't tell me it's a good deal for this location, tour groups get rooms for less than 200. They're just taking advantage of individual travelers.

The environment is good, and the hygiene and service are also great. However, the room's ceiling is too low, which feels a bit suffocating. Plus, there's no private bathroom, so it's not very good value for money.

I hadn't originally planned to stay at the base camp tent camp, but after arriving at base camp, I felt it was quite nice and decided to stay there for the night. The toilets were communal, but quite clean, and worth the stay. I even saw the sunrise over Mount Everest that night! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I visited the base camp a few years ago, and back then it was still just tents set up by Tibetans. Coming back this year, it far exceeded my expectations; the facilities have been greatly improved. A very satisfying stay, and I even got to watch the Milky Way and sunset at night. A truly worthwhile trip.