All rooms are traditional Tibetan-style integrated into modern aesthetics.
Wooden floor, fireplace, Tibetan carpet, and hand-made copper ware create a cozy and pleasant atmosphere.There are 92 rooms in total, which include:

- 8 Superior Twin Room (32m²)
- 32 Deluxe King Room (34m² to 65m²)
- 20 Deluxe Twin Room (37m² to 84m²)
- 11 Superior King Suite (57m²)
- 10 Superior Twin Suite (57m²)
- 7 Deluxe Suite (99m² to 106m²)
- 2 Family Suite (115m²)

Songtsam Linka Shangri la is located in Xiaojiezi village, a Tibetan village beside Songzanlin Monastery. It is 3280 meters above sea level, with open terrain and idyllic scenery. Highland barley, buckwheat, potatoes, and turnip etc. are planted in the land. The villagers mainly eat high-heat meat, milk and grains such as Tibetan pork, beef and mutton, Zanba, buckwheat cake, yak butter, etc. Every year, matsutake and various wild mushroom are produced in the surrounding mountains and forests in the rainy season, which also adds a lot flavor on the dining table. Songtsam Linka Shangri la’s restaurant provides Chinese, Tibetan and Western cuisine, especially Tibetan cuisine use local traditional ingredients, and improve the cooking methods to make new tastes.

The spa with 254m² in size includes four therapy rooms featuring handmade bronze bathtubs, a Zen-style lounge, and is elaborately designed for traditional Kum Nye Tibetan massages.

Shangri-La has long been viewed as a paradise-on-earth, with its majestic landscape, diverse cultures and deep spirituality. Located in wide valley, Shangri-La is surrounded by mountain ranges on all four sides. It is the capital of the Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, and the gateway to the ancient Tibetan Kingdom. Shangri-La is characterised by snow-capped mountain peaks, pristine forests and lakes, traditional Tibetan villages with white-walled and richly decorated buildings.

Jampa Buddha Puja Celebration
This festival celebrates the Jampa Buddha (Maitreya Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism), regarded as a future Buddha of this world in Tibetan Buddhist eschatology. It is the most important Tibetan Buddhist festival celebrated on 15th day of the first Tibetan Calendar. During this day, monks start chanting Buddhist scriptures within The Garden Sumtsenling Monastry(also known as The Songzanlin Monastery ) in the early morning. At nine o’clock AM, they get Jampa Buddha outside the inner sanctuary within the temple into the garden with worship. Then the guard of honor circles the Monastry clockwise. Behind the guard of honor, bodhisattvas and believers present Hada to Jampa Buddha while chanting hymns all the way and praying for good luck and peace of the New Year.