Search Hotels Near Choijin Lama Monastery, Ulaanbaatar

"Even tho the breakfast is not the best , but Staffs are great ! I still enjoy the hotel a lot !"

"The Hotel has an amazing view of the city and is easily in walking distance of anything you need. The decor and especially the carpet in the rooms is dated but clean. We didn't have the time to take advantage of most of the amenities available at the hotel but they do offer a lot of conveniences. The staff struggled with us as English speakers but did their best to accommodate us. The conceirge was super helpful in assisting with some last minute tourists destinations. I would stay their again if I ever find myself in that part of the world."

"The hotel staff were very friendly and welcoming, making the stay pleasant. The room was clean and well-maintained, which added to the overall comfort. It offers good value for the price. Overall, it’s a decent hotel and a reliable choice for a comfortable stay."

"The hotel is undergoing a bit of renovation, but the room has already been renovated and was in very good shape. The room is large and very comfortable and well furnished. All of the staff that I had encountered speak very good English and are very responsive. "

"Parking accommodation wasn’t as advertised. It was very difficult to find parking spot. "

"The room was quiet and spotless, with comfortable beds, and the staff was courteous and professional."

"The room itself was fine and comfortable. However, I was disappointed with the breakfast arrangement. What was advertised as a buffet breakfast was changed to a plated meal delivered to the room, which did not meet expectations. Another issue was the very low water pressure in the shower, which made it inconvenient to use. On a positive note, the staff were very accommodating, polite, and helpful throughout the stay, which was appreciated."

"Clean room Amenities limited, but location is very good. The breakfast time frame of 2 hours is a bit short. Perhaps you target on business travellers, but 7 to 9 is not enough for tourists."