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"I stayed here briefly as a stopover, as there was a gap between my arrival in the country and checking into my next accommodation, and I also wanted to gather some information. Perhaps due to the time of year or my schedule, I didn't see any Koreans during my stay, but I did notice three Japanese guests and a few other international travelers. With a CU convenience store to the right, a GS25 to the left, and a Korean market and restaurant across the street, the location is quite convenient and accessible. You take the elevator to the 5th floor, and then need to walk up one more flight of stairs. Upon entering, you're expected to change into indoor slippers on the right side of the entrance, which isn't immediately obvious and could use clearer signage or instructions. I later discovered that there's a sauna and shower facility located to the left of the entrance. Breakfast is offered, but it's very much tailored to local tastes, which caught me a bit off guard. The reception staff are proficient in English and Japanese, though their Korean skills were somewhat limited. It's fine for a short-term stay, but I wouldn't recommend it for an extended trip or if you have a packed itinerary. However, if you're keen to interact with Japanese travelers, it could be a worthwhile choice. Smoking requires guests to go down to the first floor, which can be a minor inconvenience. On the plus side, having a bank on the first floor was very convenient."

"Facilities are good but was completely alone while I was there for three night. Also no staff on site."

"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 receptionist ladies are so kind! They even helped me with my heavy ass luggage despite being ladies as there were no men around to help! They are kind and nice people! The whole city hotels were booked during my stay But it was nice to stay there for one night"

"Location: Located near the center of Ulaanbaatar. It's about a 10-minute walk to the Central Department Store and about a 25-minute walk to Sukhbaatar Square, making it within walking distance while exploring the city. There's a small supermarket on the first floor, making it convenient for buying heavy items like drinks. The room is on the third floor, but there's an elevator. Staff: The staff are all very friendly. They're all women, so they're reliable. They'll even arrange separate rooms for men and women upon reservation, so even solo female guests can stay comfortably. I highly recommend this apartment. One staff member is also always on the same floor, even overnight, so there's no need to worry. The staff speaks English, so socializing is also a breeze. Facilities: There are four shared toilets and showers, so you can use them without any problems. The kitchen is also available, making it convenient for those staying long-term who want to cook their own meals. Thick hotel-quality face towels are provided. Hair dryers are also available. Soap is provided, but you will need to bring your own shampoo and other essentials. This hotel is popular with Korean guests and seems to have few Japanese guests, but it offers a good balance of location, service, and facilities, making it a great choice for Japanese people looking to keep accommodation costs down."

"700km from Inner Mongolia to Ulaanbaatar, it takes a long time by car. I arrived at the hotel at 24pm. The boss waited for me for 5 hours. The room is very new and clean. The Mongolian people are really hospitable. We Chinese and Mongolians are brothers. We hope that people who want to come to Mongolia will bring friendship to promote the friendship between the two countries 从内蒙古到乌兰巴托700公里，坐车需要很久，晚上24点才到旅店，老板等了我5个小时，房间很新，打扫的很干净，蒙古人的性格确实热情好客，我们中国人和蒙古人是兄弟民族，希望想来蒙古国的人带着友善过来，促进两国之间的友谊 I like Mongolia and Mongolian people, and the boss also provides various fruit candies and bread"

"Fortunately, the youth hostel I picked randomly had four compatriots staying for a long time, so I found the feeling of talking (as I only know Chinese and fake English), and the fellow villagers also recommended good restaurants. I walked from the train station, looked at the street view (there is not much scenery on this road), and then searched according to the navigation, but I couldn’t find it. I asked various passers-by and shop assistants and finally found it. In fact, the location is very good, just to the left of KFC. Walk into the coffee shop, take the elevator on the right hand side directly, sit on the 7th floor, facing the police station across the road, and then climb a flight of stairs to the glass door. I stayed on the right side, and the kitchen was right at the entrance. It is recommended to choose a four-person room with a wooden door. The two-person room I saw was all curtained, and the sound and light insulation was a bit insufficient, and the space for organizing luggage was not as good as that of a four-person room."

"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."