Hotels in Chingeltei, Ulaanbaatar

This hotel is located in an office building, occupying several floors. There's a convenience store and a coffee shop on the ground floor. Check-in was brilliant! The first at reception spoke some English and checked me in at 7.30 in the morning without a problem. My room was spacious, the bed was large, although on the hard side. At this point the good things about the hotel come to an end. Unfortunately, all the rest is quite bad. The lighting system is broken and you can't turn off the light above the bed unless you take out the key card, but then power outlets go off, so you can't sleep and charge your phone at the same time. Furniture knobs are falling apart, so does the knob on the shower. WiFi was down 2 times during my stay, including a very frustrating 12+ hour outage. Housekeeping doesn't seem to know what a Do Not Disturb sign means, entering the room regardless. Toiletries are the cheapest possible, not corresponding to the hotel name (e.g. Premium), lol. All in all, price/quality ratio was underwhelming. I will not stay here again.

Is an amazing hostel to stay! The hostel host is hardworking n friendly one, this is probably the best hostel i meet since i travel from last month. The property is clean! The owner clean it by himself everyday! The location is very convenient, supermarket n restaurant everywhere, KFC & coffee shop just at GF! The owner provided free coffee n tea 🙏🏻 just a small suggestion, if he provide water machine future will be perfect!

Great location and great service! We stayed at the Holiday Inn Ulaanbaatar recently and were very pleased. The hotel is located in the very center of the city, which was very convenient for visiting the sights. We were especially pleased with the exceptional cleanliness of the rooms - everything was perfect! I would also like to mention the English-speaking staff, who were always ready to help and answer any questions. Special thanks for the wonderful massage in the hotel spa - it was a real relaxation! The only negative is the breakfasts. Unfortunately, they did not live up to our expectations, were quite monotonous and, in our opinion, not worth the price. It was not even possible to order normal coffee, for example, latte or cappuccino. But despite this, the overall impression of the hotel is very good. Due to the great location, cleanliness and excellent staff, we will definitely consider the Holiday Inn Ulaanbaatar for our next trip to Ulaanbaatar. Recommended!

This is my second visit. It is clean and close to the city center, so it is convenient to stay. There are convenience stores, markets, restaurants, and even a private currency exchange nearby, so it was very comfortable.

Excelente ubicación cerca de los principales puntos de la ciudad

It was really so good. I mistakenly went in as a motel. It was the way you gave me a room in your apartment. The owner's uncle is a lover, and she's a good woman. When I arrived in the evening, I made dumplings (although I couldn't eat because I was drinking) and tried to make breakfast for me who went out early in the morning. I'm so sorry that I couldn't eat because I was sick.

烏蘭巴託最好的酒店，步行到gobi店和國營百貨都非常近，附近非常多餐廳，逛吃極為方便。房間很乾凈，打掃也很認真，房間裏有很舒服的香氛。備品都準備齊全。早飯豐盛且可以自選且可以送到房間。不過很不好意思因為在烏蘭巴託每天都吃好多東西最後一天早飯沒吃完😅我們從烏蘭烏德坐火車到烏蘭巴託，我老婆在火車上暈車腸胃不適，前台小夥子幫我們電話聯繫醫生來幫我們，在異國感受到了人情温暖，感恩。下次來烏蘭巴託還會選擇這裏。

I highly recommend you to book this hostel There is very near from center of the city They are so kind and help me a lot They organize taxi and tour Thanks for them I spent really good vacation I swear I book here again if I have a chance to coming back Mongolia

The location is very convenient. It takes about 30 minutes to walk to Ulaanbaatar Railway Station. There are many large shopping malls within 15 minutes' walking distance. The hotel is very similar to domestic guesthouses. The facilities are relatively old, but the rooms are not small. There is no elevator and you need to go upstairs by stairs. Breakfast is not a buffet, but I personally feel that the quality is OK, as shown in the picture. This price is good value for money in Ulaanbaatar. I will consider staying here again.

Facilities: The hotel looks well decorated, and there is a four-star plaque hanging in the lobby, but it feels that the details are not up to the four-star standard. Hygiene: It looks good when you enter the room, but many details are actually not clean - 1. Both mouthwash cups are dirty (there are traces of being burned and melted by cigarettes, maybe some guests use the cups as ashtrays?); 2. The glass cups in the mini bar are obviously not cleaned; 3. The toilet area is not mopped; these are all obvious stains. Environment: The whole environment of Ulaanbaatar is very windy and sandy, and the cars on the road are dirty, so the hotel is also very dusty, about 25 minutes walk from Genghis Khan Square. Service: I don't know if the English communication is not smooth, the service is disappointing - 1. On the first day, the front desk asked us whether we would eat breakfast in the room or go down to the restaurant. We said we would go down, but they knocked on the door and sent it up at 8 o'clock (breakfast was a Western set meal); 2. On the second day, we chartered a car to go out before 9 o'clock, so we told the front desk that we hoped it would be sent to the room at 8 o'clock. As a result, when we went down at 8:20, he said he forgot... After waiting for 5 minutes, we hurriedly ate in the restaurant; 3. The staff who cleaned the room also forgot to give us toiletries... But when we checked out, the front desk helped us use the software to call a car to take us to the train station. Regarding the trip to Mongolia, we chartered a car to go to Terelj National Park. There was a horse riding project on the roadside. It was originally said that each person would pay 25,000 yuan for a round trip (2 hours). There were two of us, but in the end they said that the total was 150,000 yuan (including the person who took us on horseback riding, which was also included in our expenses). We agreed, but the guy leading the team couldn't tame one of our horses, so we only rode for 20 minutes in total and took the car back. In the end, they said they would charge 100,000 yuan... In such a place, we considered ourselves unlucky to encounter such ”barbaric” behavior. The 20-kilometer road on the return trip was blocked for 3 hours (the tour guide said this is a daily routine in Ulaanbaatar). There are many Koreans here, and the chain convenience stores are all Korean GS25 and CU. In general, if your vacation is very precious, Mongolia is not worth traveling.