Ulaanbaatar Hotel Guide - Wedding Palace hotels in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

"Excellent service and pleasant atmosphere."

"Great relaxation and quiet after intense expedition. "

"Staff was extremely helpful with my additional stays."

"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. "

"An old soviet era hotel which has been well renovated. Right in the city centre, reception staff speak good English and arranged airport transfers and tours at a reasonable price. Large, comfortable room. Good range of food for breakfast, dinner quality is more variable but excellent Chinese restaurant as well"

"Short walk to main square. Never any noise from busy streets nearby. "

"It was located inside a mall with restaurants. Its also walking distance from the square other attractions. "

"The Holiday Innin UB is the standard, the bar, by which all other hotels are measured. It did not disappoint. If you want a high level of quality and professionalism this is the place."

"It is near a number of Embassies and consulting firms like KPMG or Deloitte, so quality of foreigners is somewhat better than other places with mostly English teachers or companies of mining/manufacturing/construction industries. It has three restaurants downstairs and were mostly modest Mongolians who seemed to be from well educated/disciplined families. There is a club-ish lounge for young people across the road but people were not loud or trashy around the entrance as I experience in US cities. I stayed only for one night on Saturday due to the city's utilities maintenance caused the area (where my main hotel was) to lose hot water that day, but I would consider staying here next time in Mongolia."