Nice hot springs, beautiful location, well organized for food and facilities. Most of the other tourists were locals which was nice. There is beautiful surrounding scenery and walks if you have the energy.

There are a few Ger camps and some hotel buildings clustered around Tsenkher Hot Springs. This review is about KHANGAI RESORT who consists of a hotel building and yurts. I don‘t know what our guide was thinking to book us into this ramshackle hotel. The rooms are beyond old. The floor was dirty, the wallpaper was peeling from the wall, on the ceiling you could see severe water damage, the rooms smelled awful. The bathroom had a toilet (no shower) and to flush it you had to dip your hand into the dirty water of the open flush tank. Everybody was banging doors, because the room doors hardly opened and closed. The walls were paper thin. From our room window (the window handle felt off after use) we got the view of the hotel bulk trash For the whole complex with hotel and yurts they had 4 shower cubicles. Khangai Resort has two little tiled hot pools and a "VIP pool "(the size of a bathtub ). The pools were occupied by fully clothed teenagers/young adults. In the evening we got a bad tasting dinner. I did not eat the chicken but my daughter did and she was throwing up (& more) the whole night. The lady greeting us at the hotel (hotel manager ? Janitor ?) was very nice. Everything else was disgusting.