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Perfect location to all the places to see/visit in UB. Room is very spacious and most importantly the bathroom is clean. The room we had has a balcony and perfect spot for sunrise views. The staff are very accommodating and helpful. There is a CBTL coffee shop at the ground floor as well as a convenient store but only open during office hours. A travel agency for flight bookings and request is also located in front of the hotel main lobby. You can exchange currency at the front desk. There are also 4 restaurants within the compound of the hotel. During our week long stay, we strolled around UB by foot because the hotel location is at the central. You can also ask staff for help for tips on where to go and where to eat.

Frankly, Springs is somewhat overpriced, but in fairness so is every other hotel in Ulaanbaatar. Rooms are clean, the beds are unusually comfortable by Asian standards, and the staff are extremely helpful and speak excellent English. The Korean restaurant on the 2nd floor operates independently of the hotel and should only be regarded as a last resort in, for example, extremely bad weather – many other dining options within five minutes' walk of the hotel offer better food. Veranda is probably the best of the nearby restaurants.

I've stayed 5 different hotels in UB and it's been the best so far. Location is over looking the central square, staff were amazingly attentive (trust me, this is very difficult to come across in UB), the room was comfy and the club lounge was nice. The staff at both club lounge on the 23rd floor and premier lounge on 25th were very nice. Perhaps I don't need to look for the 6th hotel next time when I come to UB?

Everything you'd expect from a Shangri-La. Staff is very service oriented and go out of their way to serve you. I needed some medicine and they went to the pharmacy for me and brought to my room. Hotel is very new and nicely decorated - only open a month. Rooms are spacious and have standard amenities for a 5 star. Had been traveling in the countryside and the splurge for our last night here in Mongolia was worth it. Lobby is nice and welcoming. I only stayed one night so can't comment on any restaurants. The main square is about a 10 min walk away. I'd stay here again.

We booked the standard room with 2 single beds. The beds are a bit short for anyone over 6ft but we had comfortable sleep otherwise. Complete basic amenities and everything is quite clean. The staff were very helpful and efficient since we had several issues due to a snow storm when we were there. Close enough to a monastery (nice pics) and restaurants (plenty within walking distance) and State Dept Store (less than 2km walk or 5min by taxi)

The main reason I chose the Chinggis Khaan Hotel was that it had a swimming pool and sauna. I was very disappointed that they were closed for maintenance during my stay. The receptionist who I spoke to told me they would re-open next month, which meant I could not use them. The room was big and comfortable, but my toilet seat was partly broken. The room was clean, but I noticed two flies in my room on my first night. There was a well-stocked mini bar, but the water was not complimentary, only the tea and instant coffee.There was direct access to a shopping centre across from the hotel, but on one day access from inside the hotel was closed, so I had to go outside and walk to the shopping centre. The breakfast buffet was good, but there were never any scrambled eggs and though you could often have an omelette, you couldn't have it made according to your specifications. The employee just made omelettes and left them for guests to take. There was brewed coffee, but it wasn't very good. On the last two days of my stay, there was no breakfast buffet. No explanation was given. Maybe the chef got sick, but at the very least, I thought the hotel could have compensated its guests in some way. There was free wi-fi in my room, but for the last three days of my stay, it didn't work well, In fact, it didn't work at all on the last day of my stay and there was no wi-fi access in the lobby. There was supposedly a Mongolian restaurant on the fifth floor, but I never saw any guests eating there except in the morning when the breakfast buffet was offered. Also unfortunate is that there was no menu for the Mongolian restaurant. On the first floor there was a Chinese restaurant, but I didn't eat there. The hotel is very quiet, but it's a little far from downtown. It takes ten to fifteen minutes to get downtown on foot. The staff speak good English, so communication is not a problem. In my opinion, this hotel is a little expensive. In hindsight, I wish I'd chosen a different hotel.

I booked this hotel through Agoda for its good review and value for money. Overall I had a peaceful and relax one night stay. It's value for money and good location within 10 mins walking distance to Chinggis Khaan Square where most of the shops and restaurants are located. There's no price indicated for the items in the minibar. The hotel management may want to improve its services by listing down the price of the items in the mini bar. A bottle of mineral water cost me USD1.38 which is rather expensive considering that most other hotels will give it as a complimentary. The receptionist was helpful in helping me to book a taxi to the airport with her limited English. The trip from the hotel to airport took about 25 minutes.

I booked twice so please check the other review as I won't repeat myself. Kaiser is the perfect base for a holiday in Ulaan Baatar and even when youre heading outside. i went to Khustain then to Terelj and the huge Chinggis Khan Monument at the "Golden Whip". Kaiser is perfect because it is set back from Peace Avenue so this is a quiet place to be, but it's easy to walk to watch movies (yes they show Hollywood fare, Spiderman 2, Rio 2, and a Mongolian movie at a nearby cinema). I would walk to Sukhbaatar Square everyday which also has the museums, the opera house, the post office in its vicinity. Forget the alarmist notes from online travel sites and even LP, I could walk around without fear even at 9,10, 11. I even came out from the cinema at 1 AM. Before i forget, I got locked out of the hotel when I came home from the movies at 1 AM. I had to wait for 15 minutes before someone finally came. They should have a door bell for this eventuality, and when Ulaan Baatar is frozen at -1.3 degrees at 1 AM, this is a considerable debacle. However, I have to say that the staff in this hotel is nothing but warm, helpful, accommodating. Kaiser was my home away from home. Highly recommended.

This is a spa center that happens to also have 7 hotel rooms. The room we stayed in was massive and had many amenities not typically found in UB hotels (Japanese toilet, fully stocked minibar, big screen TV, in-room breakfast) and at very reasonable prices. After spending 2 weeks in different ger camps every night, this was a welcome respite. And I haven't even mentioned the spa. An entire room filled with Himalayan sea salt, 3 gorgeous ger-shaped saunas, hot tub, pool, steam rooms, meditation rooms, on and on. Best back massage ever. The only downside for a first-time in UB tourist like me would be its distance from downtown UB (25 min walk, 5-10 min taxi ride). To be honest, that was an upside for us in the end- we even extended our stay an extra 3 nights rather than move downtown to our previous booking!

Due to Naadam festive period all hotels in the city got rather pricey; UB INN was my choice due to its location. Compared to several other places I had been staying, it instantly appeared quite plain and - almost empty! In fact, no buffet breakfast was available in the restaurant - instead a plate with varied cooked and cold food was served in the bar area behind front desk. For some reason my room didn't get serviced, so had to go to get towels and toiletries from reception myself. On mentioning my remarks to one of the reception staff members, my rate was 'adjusted', which was a nice surprise! Very clean and quiet room equipped with kitchenette (microwave!) and small but functional shower/toilet room.

An amazingly place to stay with great staff. Very helpful in planning tours for Mongolia and providing info about UB. Place is kept clean and the kitchen is available for free tea and coffee. Dorm was very big with very comfortable beds. Out patio os good to hangout at night. Close to Seoul street and places to eat. Again the best part is the hospitality of the staff which is second to none.

I didn't have a hard time choosing an affordable hotel in Ulaanbaatar. The moment I saw Zaya Hostel in the top search results and read its reviews, I was sold. And based on my personal experience, it was easy to understand why. Upon arriving, I was eagerly welcomed by its manager, Anand. He speaks great English and always checks up on the guests. He toured me first around the hostel and gave me helpful tips before going out of the city. The hostel also offers great tours, so if you don't have any tours booked yet, you don't have to book online or look elsewhere. The tour that I got was a full-day Terelj National Park tour (normally 150$ to 200$ in tour sites), which I got at a discounted price (45$) because we had a larger group. The breakfast was great as you'll be able to help yourselves with the food and drinks available. Water is free so you don't need to buy outside. The room I got was big for 1-2 persons. It was warm and cozy inside, and the WiFi is okay! Two thumbs up!

My stay at the Corporate Hotel was a very good one. The staff in particular is very helpful and speak very good English. Also the location of the hotel is good. And the facilities (gym, restaurant, rooftop bar) are good too. Room was a bit worn out but it didn't really bother me much - not sure what the general quality of hotels in Ulaanbaatar is elsewhere... Overall, ok value for money.

We paid 80usd/day for a total of 8 days tour across the Gobi desert and central Mongolia and it was the time of our life. The package was actually the cheapest (we surveyed another 3 tour agents in Ulaanbaatar). We had a wonderful and skillful driver, a good tourguide who was also our cook, unlimited supply of water, comfortable stay at local gers, also tickets to national parks and other attractions. The guesthouse is located at Peace Avenue, which is the main road of Ulaanbaatar, with easy access to shopping complexes , multi-national cuisine restaurants and public transport. The halal indian restaurant Hazara is within walking distance. The awesome and authentic Korean restaurant Shalom is just next door to the guesthouse. Victor was awesome and helped us planned our itinerary. Other staffs also speak fluent english. We had a great time in Mongolia thanks to them.

Really love my stay with this family who treats guests with sincerity, offers free airport transfer and provides hearty breakfast. There's a place for currency exchange right opposite this guesthouse, which exchanges Singapore dollars (not commonly available). As every car can be flagged down as taxi (similar to Uber/Grab service) but we are unable to communicate in Mongolian, the guesthouse owner (Urnaa) wrote for us the "agreed" price and location on a post-it to visit the black market. Location is quite central and walkable to the state department, post office etc.

A great stay here at the Guide Hotel. The staff were very helpful and the rooms were comfortable, basic, but perfect for what you needed. Near to the main areas of interest and close to restaurants and bars. All in walking distance, which is a bonus. We asked for a pick up from the train station, which went smoothly. We have stayed in many hotels where the pick up did not happen, so this was an excellent start. We would happily stay here again and would highly recommend.

Prime Minister A.Amar Street, at where the hotel locates, is 3-minute walk away from the Sukhbaatar (Chinggis) Square. You can find the general post office (don't miss the beautiful stamps and postcards, opens from Mon and Sun) at the southwest and the National Museum of Mongolia at the northwest of the square. Further walking westward along Peace Avenue from the general post office, you will find some souvenir shops, restaurants and banks. Another 10-minute walk you can find the State Department Store ("SDS"), in where you can find money exchange (rate is so-so), tourist information centre and a small supermarket. A bank at the corner of Peace Avenue and the small street east of SDS (I can't remember the bank's name) has money exchange as well. It opens till 8pm/9pm and the rate is better. The Internom Bookstore is extremely close to the hotel (see Google Map for details). For dining, the Modern Nomads Resturant at 2/F of the hotel is highly recommended.