Hotels in Khan-Uul, Khan-Uul

This Ibis is much better than the ones I stayed in China and Korea. The room is big and clean. The waiter speaks good English and there is no communication barrier. The only problem is that the breakfast is room service. The variety is not rich enough, but the taste is good. There is a pedestrian street next to it, where you can eat and drink.

The facilities and interior furnishings were excellent, and the staff responded promptly to my requests. Because of this, I will use this place again in the future. However, it's worth noting that the main door needs to be opened with some force.

The rooms are excellent with great bathrooms. The food food is very delicious with good room service as late as midnight with a wonderful selection. Breakfast is excellent too. Although the room was good size and clean, the air conditioner or fan did keep me awake all night on both times I stayed there. I asked room service, they said someone would come to sort out but unfortunately they never did and so I couldn’t sleep each time - for light sleepers like me, this could be a problem . But overall, I would still stay here again

This slightly outdated apartment has a large living room and two bedrooms, making it affordable for six people. The microwave and refrigerator are old, but usable. E-Mart 3 is a five-minute walk away, and there's a GS25 convenience store and a Korean restaurant called Cheonsaranu within the apartment complex, making it convenient.

The room is very clean and well-equipped. The hotel is in a good location and the transportation is very convenient. The service staff are warm, thoughtful and very professional. Recommended!

The room is very clean, relatively new, the area is not small, but the breakfast is not very rich, business trips can also

Nice, specious, very very comfortable

I stayed here for 2 nights in early October 2023. This is my first time in Mongolia. I sometimes take early morning flights to the next country, so it fit my travel style. ◯Good points ・A luxury apartment built in 2022? A room like a room. It's quite spacious and it's interesting to see the housing situation in Mongolia. ・There is floor heating and heating in all rooms, keeping the room warm. ・There is a balcony where you can have a drink in your room while looking at the magnificent land and sunset. ・There was a kitchen, cutlery, and a drum-type washing machine. ・Although there is a rhythm, the temperature and water pressure of the hot water are satisfactory. There is also a bathtub ・There is a large supermarket about a 15 minute walk away, and a convenience store-sized supermarket on the first floor of the hotel, so you won't have any trouble shopping. ・Almost all the outlets in the room are universal, so Japanese home appliances can be plugged in. △Points that caught my attention ・There is no hair dryer. It's dry so it will dry within an hour... ・Maybe you can't flush paper in the toilet. Is this also normal in Mongolia? ・There are some amenities, but I have sensitive skin so I didn't use them just in case. Better bring it ・It's better not to drink water. The shower is a little yellow. ✕Hard points ・Taxi is the only route to the airport. The front desk called it for me and it was $25, which was a bit expensive for a solo traveler. However, since it takes 30 minutes to get there from the new airport, it was a great addition to our itinerary. When you arrive from the airport, if you make a reservation in advance, we will pick you up for free, and if you forget, you can take the shuttle bus for 30,000T. The public bus ride from the hotel to the city center takes 1-1.5 hours and costs 500T each way. Depending on the search site, the airport may be displayed right next to the hotel, but please note that this airport is currently not in use.