Hotel Ulaanbaatar

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• Pierrenodoyunabcn

  09 octubre 2016
  Gloria pasada venida a menos con un precio muy sobrevalorado

  Situación muy céntrica, a pocos pasos de la plaza Gengis Khan. Local: Hace años el hotel más lujosos de la ciudad alojamiento de jefes de estado, ministros, invitados especiales, etc... Un vieja gloria que nada tiene que ver con el edificio actual. Están comenzando a hacer alguna remodelación pero la realidad es que necesita una reforma integral. Las habitaciones son de pequeñas dimensiones y los baños totalmente obsoletos, bañeras desconchadas, baldosas ennegrecidas, WC que se emboza e incluso llegó a desbordar, en fin todo en muy malas condiciones. No entiendo cómo siguen manteniendo los precios actuales cuando cualquiera de los hoteles de lujo cercanos a ellos tiene precios similares y le dan mil vueltas. Servicio: No hablan mucho inglés, lo cual sorprende en un hotel de esta categoría (o que pretende tenerla). El desayuno buffet sencillo pero todo muy bueno y el personal aquí, a falta de fluidez en inglés, es muy amable y se hace entender. Si buscas un hotel de lujo no es tu hotel. Por el precio tienes mejores opciones muy cerca. Espero que se remodele por completo ya que es un edificio histórico que la ciudad de Ulan Bator debería conservar y devolverle sus buenos tiempos.

  

• Christine G

  14 julio 2019
  Nice traditional hotel in the centre of Mongolia's capital city

  Stayed here for one night before a trip to the Gobi desert. The hotel is centrally located and the rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was nice with a good selection of buffet dishes. There was good AC and the bed was comfortable.

  

• GrahamWM

  01 septiembre 2019
  Well located

  Conveniently located in central Ulaanbaatar, this is quite an old hotel with musty smells and peeling beige wallpaper (see picture). Nearly everything in the rooms was a shade of brown. The room was well set up, with tea kettle, robes and so on, and hundreds of television channels, including English-speaking ones. Finding a power outlet to charge devices required crawling around under tables and disconnecting the television. Bottled water is provided, but it's not complimentary. The room's air conditioner was obviously controlled centrally. Setting it to its coolest setting, 17°, resulted in a temperature that fluctuated between 21° in the evenings and 24° in the mornings. It was necessary to keep the bathroom door shut, as it was heated to about 30° the hot water travels through a set of fins that couldn't be adjusted. This would have been a godsend in winter, not very intelligent in summer. The main room's window could be opened and was screened, but there was a big hole in the screen where savvy mosquitoes could sneak in. I didn't encounter any. Breakfast offerings were quite good. My choice of cereal muesli was available. Fresh fruit comprised melon, grapes and orange slices. There were plenty of cheeses, breads, and a variety of hot dishes in bain maries, along with an egg station where eggs and omelettes could be prepared to order. I can't agree with people who gave this place five perhaps they got a newly renovated room? Then again, we're off to spend a couple of weeks touring and sleeping in gers of various quality, after which this may well seem palatial by comparison.

  

• PELOWELOMAN

  02 noviembre 2019
  Good location is main reason for staying

  Good location but the hotel itself needs some upgrading and fixing: old bath rooms fixed up bad. This is an old hotel from soviet times which makes it interesting. Breakfast is ok. In room the heating cannot turned down so you have to open the window which can make it noisy. The standard rooms have a good size, the deluxe rooms are huge. When we checked the bathroom the toilet was still full of sh*t.

  

• keithp520

  19 diciembre 2019
  Faded

  This had all of the charm of soviet style hospitality but was , at least, well located. The food choice was poor and the food itself reminiscent of 1950s rationing. On top of that the heat in rooms could not be controlled, the sockets were dangerous and the shower over a cracked bath haphazard.