This hotel is not bad, but for $80 a night, you're better off going somewhere else. The staff was friendly, but not particularly accommodating. There were many off details in the room, but the most indicative was the fact that there weren't enough batteries for the remotes. I could talk about the paltry soap and the fluctuating shower temperature, but it's Mongolia. These things happen. The wi-fi is unrelialbe, for you traveling workers. For the price, you would probably be better off staying in a guest house if you speak a little Mongolian.

On the main crossroads, it is fairly simple but reasonably attired. Comfortable bed, decent shower. It has a serviceable restaurant, with solid Mongol fare - dumplings, various meats, etcetera. Within walking distance of everything worth seeing.

We stayed at this hotel as part of our group tour to Mongolia.

A big and spacious room that was very old and out dated, carpet looked dirty, one half of the shower door was missing so water splashed out onto tiles making it slippery, no fan or aircon, no flywire screens to stop blow flies etc from entering the room, no lift so you had to carry your bags up several flights of stairs. Had a fully stocked refrigerator BUT it did not work!

The room had a kettle but no cups or tea/coffee! The bathroom basin had a fixed plug that leaked, therefore impossible to keep water in the basin. Breakfast was adequate.

Is located opposite a supermarket.