After 3 weeks of travelling solo around mongolia and staying largely in ger camps, I decided to splash out for my final three days at Hotel Mongolia, advertised as Ulaanbattaar's only resort. On their website they advertised amenities such as a shop, small museum, a masseuse, day trips, three restuarants featuring excellent Asian cuisine, mini-naadam's put on for the guests,... More

We arrived late in the evening and after the check in procedure we were asked at what time we want the breakfast.It seemed odd such a question but anyway we said we prefer at 9:30 am About the room:very big but the carpet seems not to be cleaned in the last two years,the left door of the closet was literaly... More

The hotel looked great and it had a huge compound with a a nice reception and restaurant. I suppose the room was clean and comfortable too. But the TV and phone in our room weren't working and there was no wifi. The activities on the website were also non-existent. Our breakfast was a huge disappointment. There's no buffet, just a... More

Group check-in was efficient. However some things as you might expect in a ger were ineffectual - e.g the showers! Hot water was hit and miss. Its a strange touristy place - but an experience. We had a group dinner BBQ one night and there was a surprising lack of food supplied. The wine was cheap which was a welcome... More

Both my partner an I were really disappointed with our stay at the Hotel Mongolia after we booked the "Romantic Package", and rather than stay the two nights we booked, we left after one. While our room was nice, the service was poor to say the least. As there was an event planned for that night we were told that... More

We were in UB almost two weeks on a family volunteer trip and stayed most of the time at this hotel which is 20 km outside the city center. We have stayed in many standard hotels in our travels but try to make our stay a cultural experience as much as possible. In Mongolia, a stay in a ger is... More