Jishan Jishe (Zhumeng Base Camp)

Staying at Jishan Jiushe near Mount Everest, I was deeply touched by the owner's family's warm hospitality throughout my entire stay, and I absolutely have to write a glowing review to recommend them! As soon as we arrived, the owner greeted us warmly and brought us hot, sweet tea to help us recover from the long journey. When they learned we were experiencing mild altitude sickness, they proactively brought oxygen tanks and meticulously explained the precautions, without us even having to ask for help. If you want to see the starry sky over Everest or the 'Golden Mountain' sunrise, the owner will thoughtfully remind you of the best viewing times and even drive us to prime vantage points with excellent views. They patiently guided us on how to take photos, helping us capture a complete shot of the Everest galaxy. They helped us plan our entire itinerary, proactively arranging the shuttle bus to Base Camp and mapping out our routes. They were on call for any questions, and there was never any perfunctory service. The ******* hot pot and yak noodle soup in the guesthouse were authentic and generously portioned, and the owner would even thoughtfully adjust the flavors to suit guests' preferences. The rooms were clean and warm, with oxygen supply and floor heating, making our stay in the high-altitude region especially comfortable. Upon our departure, the owner presented us with a white Hada (a traditional ******* scarf) and offered blessings. It was simple, sincere, and as heartwarming as family. At the foot of Mount Everest, over 4,000 meters up, it's rare to find such a genuine, enthusiastic, and considerate proprietor who puts guests first in every way. Choosing this place when you come to Everest is absolutely a sure bet. This owner's passion alone makes it worth coming back!

As soon as we arrived, the owner was already at the door to greet us. The hotel is located right in the Everest Scenic Area. The room was perfectly clean and well-equipped with oxygen supply and a humidifier. The owner even told us the best time to see the 'Golden Summit in Sunlight' and took us stargazing at night. The shuttle bus into the scenic area stops right in front of the hotel, which is super convenient. When we left, they even presented me with a Hada, a traditional ******* scarf, in Melbourne. This is a hotel with warmth and attention to detail.

The boss was very considerate and not only gave us oxygen for free, but also allowed us to watch the stars at night! The room has an electric blanket, which is very warm and I slept well. I look forward to meeting you again if there is a chance!

The boss and his wife are very nice. First of all, the B&B is in very good condition. The rooms are clean and sanitary. After coming down from Mount Everest, you can have a hot pot buffet in the folk custom. After the buffet, the boss will drive you to see the beautiful starry sky. The next morning, he will take you to see the sunrise on Mount Everest. The experience on Mount Everest is really full.

The home of a ******* friend at the foot of Mount Everest Base Camp. It was very cozy. The eco-friendly car door could take you directly to the base camp, which was very convenient. The boss was also very enthusiastic. He prepared sweet tea and took us to see the stars. Before leaving, I gave him a Hada and a small gift. A very special stay.

It exceeded my expectations. The boss was very nice. Before I went there, I thought the accommodation near Mount Everest might be average, but this one was clean. The hot pot buffet is also delicious. The boss is also a very enthusiastic person, although the moon was too bright on the day we went and we couldn't see the stars. In the morning, we will also take customers to watch the sunrise. The staff will also help us with the luggage

Brother Doji is a warm and friendly person with good service. He accompanied us to watch the stars and take pictures late at night. I like him.