Ger and restaurant were very good. We visited there in September and ger was so warm because using a floor heater. It was comfortable to stay and the door was nice. You could see through outside view and also enjoying sit outside the door because it has something like a balcony. The breakfast and lunch literally food was delicious. Breakfast has so many choices that I like.
The location and scenery was beautiful, food was ok, horse riding was fun but ... we paid our tour company for deluxe accommodations and this was not deluxe. Heat from a stove with firewood service that ends at 11pm is NOT what I expected for deluxe. It was June and the weather was cold, so accommodations with a decent heater was a must--esp. since I caught a cold from the tour guide. Not fun at all. If you need heat, look elsewhere.
Terelj Lodge is the most beautiful and comfortable accommodation during our entire tour of Mongolia. Meals are appetising and widespread. It is surrounded by absolute beauty that displays the glory of our Creator.
Good concierge services upon arrival and staff assisted to get my luggage to my Ger. Restaurants available on site. Breakfast was buffet to fill stomach. Floor heating is available as it was raining during midnight. Have basketball. Volleyball Court on site. Toilet and shower was shared and located in the middle of the campsite with male and female separated. Good view of horses cows and sheep's roaming outside the camp as the security will chase them out.
It would be inappropriate to compare ger camps in Mongolia to hotels or motels elsewhere. We stayed in a total of 10 on a tour of the country and have rated them against each other. As a point of reference ger camps are somewhere between camping and ‘glamping’, far more comfortable than just groundsheet and canvas but also far from the luxury of the ‘camps’ in Botswana or South Africa. What the ger (never call them yurts!) camps had in common was safety, spotless cleanliness (truly amazing given their remote locations), spacious gers and comfortable beds. Food was usually plentiful, edible but bland. Most breakfasts were buffet style and both lunch and dinner were three or four courses - typically salad, a meat course with a vegetarian option and canned fruit or cake for dessert. Terelj Lodge is near the capital UB and is therefore inevitably larger and busier than more remote camps. It attracts many tour groups and is consequently more crowded, nosier and less than an authentic ger experience. That said, the gers themselves are comfortable and have the bonus of a balcony. The camp has electricity and sometimes hot showers. The restaurant service is breakneck speed - 4 courses in 20 minutes - in a dining room that feels like a hotel. There is no wiFi.…
Located in a beautiful national park, the camp was very well laid out with very good quality accommodation and facilities. Liked the service and quality of the experience. It was our first stay in a ger camp and was definitely rated as one of the better ones at the end of the trip.
I had to organize picnic trip to our foreign partners. As all the other Terelj area resorts were booked, I have contacted Terelj Lodge. As I was traveling with my teammates, chef and foreign guests, I have requested them in advance to prepare everything including meal, dining environment etc. Khorkhog meat was well done and tender. Good option of salads and aperatifs. Overall good experience
Great location and very clean Gers. Good and friendly staff who are very helpful. Arranged a very enjoyable dog sledding activity. Food is very nice too - lots of traditional Mongolian food served. Worth a visit
The family who looked after us during our stay were fabulous. The Get Camp was great, the Ger's were comfortable with plenty of space (4 person) with a sink and wood burner with table and chairs available inside too. Its placed within an amazing landscape, surrounded by mountains with great hiking trails just outside your door. The food was excellent and facilities basic in that they had drop toilets, no showers.....yet! So take baby wipes for washing or you can wash in your sink. They were building more buildings with different facilities but not yet complete and didn't bother us when we stayed. Highly recommend this :)
We spent just one day in the resort. We stopped to have lunch and relax while visiting the National Park. Seeing the resort which consists mostly of yurts for rent was interesting. The common service building with bathrooms and showers was very clean and convenient. We enjoyed the tasty meal in the restaurant belonging to the resort. Nice wood decor, many ethnic an local accents. Nice staff. Free coffee and tea, and the biggest surprise: we were served delicious horse broth and horse meat for lunch. Some of us took a horse ride in the surprisingly beautiful, serene surroundings, full of spectacular rocks and cliffs. Absolutely great and recommendable. However, the middle of hot and sunny summer may not be the best time to stay there.
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