Spa Hotels in Ulaanbaatar

"This is an old-established hotel; even the immigration officer knew it when I entered the country. Although some details in the room felt a bit odd (like the scarcity of power outlets or the extra-long shower curtain), you can tell they've made efforts to renovate in recent years. At least the room was spacious and clean, and the staff spoke basic English. You can order breakfast to be delivered to your room for 15,000 MNT (the apple was bought separately). There are convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so daily life is very convenient."

"I stayed for 2 nights in early August. **Front Desk:** There was someone who understood Japanese, which immediately put me at ease. **Room:** It was clean, and the bed was soft, so I slept comfortably. The air conditioning felt a bit cool. There's a park behind the hotel, and I could hear lively voices even after 9 PM. It might have been a one-off, but if that bothers you, pay attention to the room location. **Nearby Shops:** Having an EMart next door and convenience stores like GS25 and CU very close by was extremely convenient. **Nearby Attractions:** Sukhbaatar Square is about a 15-minute walk away. If that distance isn't an issue for you, I think this is a pretty good option."

"My very 1st trip to Ulaanbaatar has been made perfect with the staying at Best Western Premier Tuushin Hotel. It’s located in a very central and convenient area, just next to the Sukhbaatar Square. Rooms are clean and spacious. Breakfast has a good selection. More importantly, the staffs at the Reception desk are extremely friendly, professional and helpful. I wish to give 10 out of 5 for their incredible hospitality. In particular, when I inquired the airport bus, Degi not only helped me downloading the UB Smart Bus app to check out the buses but also prepared a small map to ensure I can find the bus stop at night. She also helped us in arranging a cab for work. Bold, a young gentleman on his gap year, warmly received us upon arrival. He even took some cash out of his own pocket when I asked for help in getting smaller notes for the cab charge. Besides, they also speak very decent English, making our communications much easier and impeccable. I shall definitely come back to Best Western Tuushin for future trips to Ulaanbaatar. Many thanks indeed for all the wonderful experiences and memories."

"It feels like there are 2-3 rooms within one apartment, divided into male/female shared, female-only, and male-only sections. It's very compact. For the low price, the cleanliness offers good value for money, but I think it's best suited for just sleeping. Pros: ・They lend you one towel. ・There are two convenience stores in the same building, so you won't have trouble finding food. ・Breakfast? You can freely eat/drink the food and beverages in the kitchen (bread, cornflakes, biscuits, coffee). ・The owner's personality is genuinely good. Cons: ・There are no partitions for the beds. ・There's only one toilet and shower, and they're in the same room."

"I stayed here the day before my flight home. There are local supermarkets nearby, and a shopping mall is just a short walk away. Gandan Monastery is also within walking distance. When I asked the hotel to arrange a taxi to the airport for the next morning, it cost 150,000 Tugriks, and they prepared a lunch box for me instead of breakfast. It seems like there are a lot of Korean guests, and it was a bit noisy at night."

"Good location in front of the Shangri-La hotel, comfy be, good shower and toiletery products and good customer service at the reception!"

"A really excellent hotel! The reception staff are so friendly and professional, and they speak very good English. They helped give me directions to nearby ATMs and also called a taxi service for me to go to the airport on my last day. The room was always very clean and the bed was comfortable. They have a laundry service that is quite cheap, and it was very convenient - you just have to put your dirty clothes in a bag and give it to reception, and they will return it to your room (usually on the same day). The breakfast was also delicious - a combination of a cooked breakfast, fruits, yoghurts, salad, cereals and cakes, along with tea, coffee and juice. I really enjoyed my stay here and I would definitely come back!"

"After a 3-night, 4-day tour of Central Mongolia, this was an excellent choice to relax and unwind before flying back home. Everything was satisfactory: the convenient location close to the airport, the comfortable, spacious, and clean room, the free access to the swimming pool, and the delicious breakfast."

"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!!"

"The Novotel in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, provides a modern, comfortable, and consistent international hotel experience with a central location, making it easy to walk to popular spots. Key features include friendly, English-speaking staff, spacious and well-equipped rooms, and a good gym and pool area."