Ulaanbaatar Hotel Tips by Willettsworld Top 5 Page for this destination

Dream Hotel: Good option for the price

Odd name but I guess it's owned by a South Korean as they have hotels with names like this over there. Anyway, I stayed here for about 6 nights after my 10-day Mongolian tour and I liked it very much. My room came with a double-bed, TV, fridge, 2 armchairs, 2 tables and phone and was nice, well decorated and clean. The bathroom was very big and more like a wet-room kinda thing with a shower in one corner and again was nice and clean. The staff were friendly and helped out with a few things. Breakfast was fairly simple and consisted of bread, cold meats, cheese, jam, biscuits, tea and coffee. My room was US$34 and double rooms are US$36. It's located just off Baga Toyruu where it meets Sambuu Street.

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Bayangol Hotel: Four star luxury Bayangol Hotel Review

I stayed here for a couple of nights - the first and last night’s of my Mongolian tour. This 4-star hotel, which was opened in 1963 and renovated in 2003, is split into two 12-storey towers with a large restaurant in the middle. It's located about a five minute walk south of Sukhbaatar Square. My room on the first night was very large and well furnished with a TV, safe deposit box, fridge etc but the bathroom was very small. The general decor is a little rough around the edges especially around the windows. The room I had on the last night of the tour was smaller and had a slightly larger bathroom. Breakfast is served buffet style in the main large restaurant and is very plentiful. The hotel also has another two restaurants called Casablanca and Bellagio, a wine bar, Gift, souvenir shop, Health and Fitness Centre and a sauna. All-in-all a nice place to stay with comfy thick bed linen.

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Website: http://www.bayangolhotel.mn/

UB Guesthouse: Cheap backpacker vibe UB Guesthouse Review

I only stayed here one night as I was going on a tour the next day and when I pulled up outside the rather grim exterior of this guesthouse, it didn't bowl me over with confidence. But, once you get inside, things aren't too bad considering how cheap it is. My room cost T12,000 (about US$10) and, yes, was small with nothing more than a table and chair. All rooms have communal bathrooms which do tend to get a bit dirty with hair etc but there is a good backpacking vibe here with a very small communal area where there's a TV. Breakfast is nothing more than bread/toast, jam and coffee and there's laundry and one internet PC so you have to wait your turn. Staff here are very friendly and answer all manner of questions. If you're backpacking on a budget then this is OK and is well located but if you've got a bit of cash then go elsewhere.

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Website: http://www.ubguest.com/