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"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"

"Breakfast was served from 8:00 to 10:00, so I couldn’t make it in time because I had work in the morning. I wish it had started at least from 7:00. Otherwise, the hotel was quite good."

"It was okay, but the room was partitioned off, so the soundproofing wasn't great. It was a bit noisy; I could even hear the person next door snoring."

"The host was very friendly and explained the room layout and how to use all the equipment in detail. English was spoken throughout the stay, so there was virtually no language barrier. The hotel's location was quite good, within a 1-kilometer walk of the train station and conveniently located near key areas like Sukhbaatar Square and the State Department Store, easily accessible by foot or public transport. There was a convenience store diagonally opposite the main entrance, offering breakfast, daily necessities, snacks, and drinks. Turning right after exiting the back door, there was a green-fronted shop selling cigarettes and alcohol. The surrounding area had a variety of shops, fully meeting daily needs."

"This hotel in Mongolia is seriously expensive. For a country whose GDP isn't even as high as Mengniu (a Chinese dairy company), the prices for food and hotels are comparable to those in China's first-tier cities. This 160 CNY only gets you a guesthouse, but at least it has its own private bathroom. However, why is the shower area elevated? And the showerhead is only 1.5 meters high; anyone over 1.6 meters tall will have to practice showering while squatting. Nonetheless, the front desk service was quite good~"

"1. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was soft and comfortable, the front desk service was warm and attentive, the location was convenient, and the price was excellent. I would definitely choose this hotel again! 2. The overall experience exceeded my expectations. The room was spotless, the facilities were complete, the soundproofing was good, and the front desk responded quickly. Highly recommended! 3. The location is excellent, convenient for dining and shopping. The room had good natural light, toiletries were provided, and the service was thoughtful. I was very satisfied."

"This is a very clean hostel. Separate showers and loos for females. They give you free toothbrush, coffe and tea if you like in arrival. Cosy lounge/ kitchen area. Kettle for hot water 24/7 Comfy beds with curtains ( in dorm), as well as individual lighting and power point. Just be careful on maps because another hostel of similar name still features although it has closed and us a 45 minute walk away. Close to restaurants and coffee houses"

"Great hostel! It's clean and cozy, and the owner is really lovely and helpful. I'll definitely be back."