Ulaanbaatar Hotel Guide - Dunjingarav Shopping Mall hotels in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

"Great location, beautiful city view, and nice staff."

"There wasn’t room to walk around the bed but there was more wardrobe space for hanging your clothes. The bathroom is spacious but the shower area is fully enclosed so it can be a little cramped for someone of a bigger size. Also, water can leak out of the shower into the toilet area if you’re not careful. The room isn’t very soundproof either and I could hear the loud music being played outside from some event. However, it was still a comfortable stay and I wouldn’t mind staying here again. "

"Room was clean, friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast options were limited but they were delivered to room which was convenient and nice. I walked everywhere because UB traffic sucks, took me about 20-30 minutes to the main square "

"Great service from check-in to check-out! "

"Great location. Excellent views. Rooms are spacious. Dining options are excellent. Staff is good but a bit cold in their ways (probably cultural). In my opinion, the best place to stay in Ulaan."

"Céntrico, un lugar limpio y agradable. El restaurante era muy bueno, no solo para desayunos. El precio bueno también, hay un centro comercial conectado con muchas buena ropa"

"Clean rooms, efficient delivery of bags to room and very speedy check-in"

"Nice place with great staff. My only complaint (which is common in this part of the world) is that I could smell the drain in my room."

"Very comfortable, classic hotel in the National Wrestling Federation area. Some staff were top tier, going above and beyond to make the stay great and easy; others probably need more training in hospitality but the good ones were excellent. Decent gym, okay spa (both operated by private companies). Could use more furnishings in the lobby and more/better restaurant options, but the bar is excellent. Rooms are solid, with great beds and other furnishings. The suite is worth it. Good proximity to some bars and restaurants, and not too long a walk to Sukhbaataar Square. "