Ulaanbaatar Hotels with Gym

"This is a very famous, long-standing hotel.🏨 I decided to book this hotel because of the Genghis Khan portrait in the lobby and the numerous international celebrities who have stayed here. Of course, the price was also quite affordable! However, the hotel is a bit of a walk from Sukhbaatar Square (where the airport shuttle bus stops), and it was quite tiring to drag my luggage all the way to the Chinggis Khaan Hotel. On the way back, I asked the hotel front desk to call a taxi directly to the airport. The usual cost is around 100,000 MNT! Remember to leave early, as Ulaanbaatar traffic is incredibly congested!"

"I stayed with my girlfriend who is Mongolian. I detected the receptionist's hostility towards her and found the receptionist's attitude a bit nasty. We checked in around 11pm. And my gf was the one who booked it. And she wanted to change the name to mine/foreigner. So there won't be any problems, but her request to modify the travelers' name through Trip app by the hotel was denied . And when we were checking in, the reception was demanding her passport for which she explained why they could use my passport instead. But after some minutes of explanation, we finally got to check into our room. I wish the receptionist was more welcoming. Although I don't speak Mongolian well, I felt the tone wasn't very pleasant. Facilities are minimalistic and modern. They have nice strip lights around the mirror. We liked the overall interior. One downside is the hot water often disappears. Apart from that, it was fine. There's TV in the Double room and a private shower. Nice amenities"

"Conveniently located along Ulaanbaatar's central avenue, near the Bayanzurkh district. Nearby are E-Mart, Narantuul, and Sunday. Parking is available for the hotel's guests (pay per hour) on the building's - 2nd ground floor. The breakfast selection is very limited during the off-peak season."

"The location is decent, right in the city center of Ulaanbaatar. Overall, it's a pretty standard hotel with a bit of an old-fashioned vibe. Check-in is at 2 PM, and even though I arrived an hour early, I couldn't check in ahead of time and had to wait until the official check-in hour. However, I was able to store my luggage."

"Water in the shower smelled like iron and it was not pleasant experience overall. The hotel doesn’t offer airport shuttle or anything so you would need to hire taxi and it’s cheaper if you order official airport taxi ($30) compare to book it via hotel which costs $42."

"The location was truly excellent, and the service was decent. However, the room condition, showing its age, was a bit disappointing. Despite that, I still recommend it."

"We had a pleasant stay overall, the most positive thing is the professionalism and friendliness of the staff. However, I have to note a few negatives: I was quite shocked that a 5-star hotel did not have a working AC, it was very hot in the room and very noisy and smelly outside to open the window. The rooms are a bit dated. While breakfast was varied enough, the quality wasn't up to standard compared to other Kempinski hotels I stayed in."

"Firstly, this hotel is Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia's highest-rated luxury hotel, and most of its services are of a very high standard. For example, the two male managers who served me on the night of my check-in were professional and friendly, which prompted me to extend my stay for another day at my own expense. The hotel's dining service is also top-notch, both in terms of staff quality and food excellence – truly fantastic. However, on the last day of my extended stay, there were a few incidents that I can't quite get over. Firstly, a female manager, in front of several staff members, questioned whether I had paid for the first two nights. This was not only bad luck during the Chinese New Year, but such an inquiry in public, without regard for the guest's dignity, is truly debatable. Secondly, I trusted the hotel to help me call taxis, one for sightseeing in the morning and another for the airport the next day. The cost was significantly higher, but they explained it, and I accepted. The taxi for sightseeing went smoothly as I booked it on the spot. When I returned to the hotel at noon, no one informed me whether the taxi for the 6 AM airport transfer the next day had been confirmed. I couldn't help but go downstairs to ask if there was a taxi available to the State Department Store. After a staff member made a call, they said the taxi company had no cars available due to the holiday, and I could only walk or try my luck on the street. I was dumbfounded at that moment. I was supposed to leave at 5:50 AM tomorrow, and no one had informed me whether the taxi booking was successful, nor was there a contract or notification. What was I supposed to do? So, I quickly arranged a car through a travel agency for an airport transfer at 5:50 AM the next morning. When I checked out at 5:30 AM the next day, the receptionist told me a car had been booked. It was a very passive situation, and I also had to explain the issue with the room fees from the previous two days. Fortunately, the receptionist that day was very professional and understood my urgency to catch my flight, helping me resolve each issue professionally. Highly commendable!!"

"I stayed at the ibis because I was looking for an international hotel. The hotel was nice. The area the hotel is in is still significantly under development. So there didn’t appear to be a lot of options for going outside and eating. Therefore, I went to the hotel restaurant, which was quite nice. Food was good price was reasonable. The only drawback on this hotel at all is the location if you’re interested in being able to go outside and walk around and see things."

"Five people stayed, and the facilities were clean and had all the necessary utensils in the living room and kitchen, so it was great! It was nice that there weren't many people because it was new. The desk staff were also friendly."