2-Star Hotels in Ulaanbaatar

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Exceptional Hidden Gem! No Tourist Hassle, Just Pure Heartfelt Mongolian Hospitality and Amazing Comfort❤️ Our three-night stay at Hunnu Tourist Camp completely exceeded our expectations. It offers insane value for money and is the ultimate choice if you want to escape overcrowded commercial traps and experience the true harmony of Mongolian nature and genuine human connection. Pure Hospitality with Zero Hassle (Our Deepest Impression): The best part about this camp is the vibe. The hosts give you complete peace and space—there is absolutely none of the aggressive upselling or tourist hassle you often find elsewhere. They might seem quiet, but they are deeply attentive, showing their warmth through thoughtful actions rather than loud words. July Summer Comfort & Cozy Bedding: We visited in early July. Even though the daytime temperature reached 30°C outside, the inside of the ger remained surprisingly cool, airy, and refreshed without any air conditioning. However, summer nights on the steppe can plunge to single digits. To our delight, the beds were equipped with electric blankets, and the hosts even proactively brought us an electric heater because they were worried we might get cold. We slept incredibly warm and soundly! Wonderful Included Breakfast & Great Dining Options: Complimentary Breakfast: A delicious buffet breakfast is included in the room rate. It was a wonderful surprise to have a varied spread of fresh vegetables, meat, fruits, and boiled eggs on the steppe, along with comforting Korean seaweed soup and traditional Mongolian hot broth. Dinner Recommendation (Khorkhog): We highly recommend pre-ordering the traditional Mongolian stone-roasted meat (Khorkhog). It takes about 2 hours to prepare, so we usually ordered it during breakfast for our dinner. The portions are huge and come with a great variety of side dishes. Paid À La Carte Options: For other meals, the restaurant offers an excellent and affordable daily menu of Mongolian and Korean dishes that are freshly made to order. We loved the Kimchi tofu soup with rice, stir-fried spicy pork belly, handmade mutton fried noodles (Tsuivan), and crispy Khuushuur. Everything was satisfying and very well-priced! The Sweetest Check-out Gesture: On our final day, we had to catch a chartered car back to Ulaanbaatar Airport (UBN) at 7:00 AM, long before breakfast hours. We went to say goodbye to the host the night before and mentioned we would leave our ger door open upon departure. Hearing this, the host immediately went to pack a breakfast box for us for the next morning, filled with boiled eggs, fresh cucumbers, and mandarins. Receiving this thoughtful, handmade meal in the chilling steppe air deeply moved and healed us. Facilities & Activities: Shared bathrooms were kept spotless with abundant hot water. The surrounding nature is stunning for hiking, featuring lush meadow wetlands, unique gully erosion, and roaming livestock. You can even spot the Genghis Khan Statue Complex in the distance. The camp has its own stables where you can pay to ride horses directly to the Tuul River. They even provide traditional Mongolian costumes (Deel) in the lobby for guests to try on for free. Final Thoughts on Mongolian Culture: Throughout this journey, I deeply felt the spirit of the Mongolian nomads, who have coexisted alongside horses, sheep, wolves, and harsh blizzards for thousands of years. They hold a profound reverence for nature, viewing humans and animals not in a hierarchy, but as equal living beings nurtured by the same earth. This dignified, grounded, and unpretentious attitude is worlds apart from modern commercial societies, and it is precisely what made this journey so rare and precious to us. A perfect 10/10!

The hotel was renovated in 2026, and the rooms are very clean and new. The rooms are spacious with ample lighting. Each room has a kitchen, induction cooker, basic cooking utensils, and a dining table and chairs for easy cooking. The sheets and towels are very clean and white. However, shampoo and shower gel are not provided. The hotel's location is also very convenient; a supermarket is a 10-minute walk away.

I stayed at Eagle Town a second time on my way home from Mongolia, and even though I arrived late, the staff was extremely helpful and friendly, especially the guy at the front desk whose name I didn't catch. He got me a ride to the airport the day after, and -- although this was a misunderstanding -- had prepared the room specially to house four people (I was traveling alone, but Trip.com had made it look like there were four of us). The rooms are nice, with very comfortable beds, perfect after having been in the countryside for a week. The location is rather close to Chinggis Khan Airport, or at least as close as you're likely to get for now, and there are plenty of grocery stores and convenience stores in the area. I didn't have any use for the kitchen, but it seemed to be supplied with at least some basics for people who want to cook themselves.

There's a KFC downstairs, on the main street between Ganden Monastery and the Genghis Khan National Museum, and it's also close to the National Department Store. Overall, Ulaanbaatar's core area feels quite small. This place seems to be a building run by Koreans; all the bars and hostels are called ”The Joy.” The one I stayed in was on the top floor, the seventh floor. You need to tell the front desk on the first floor. Strangely, there weren't many people there. The room was very clean, but the price was a bit high. It's suitable for girls and people who want a quiet place. Finally, note that check-out is at 11 am. The kitchen is in the middle hallway; the facilities are very basic—just a microwave, refrigerator, and water dispenser. It's okay for making a simple breakfast.

The location is superb and very convenient. The surroundings are well-kept, and getting around is quick and easy.

This slightly outdated apartment has a large living room and two bedrooms, making it affordable for six people. The microwave and refrigerator are old, but usable. E-Mart 3 is a five-minute walk away, and there's a GS25 convenience store and a Korean restaurant called Cheonsaranu within the apartment complex, making it convenient.

The main advantage of the hotel is its location. It is in the very center of Ulaanbaatar. Opposite there is a 24-hour minimarket CU, where you can buy everything you need. There is also a supermarket with a larger selection nearby, open from 9 to 21. We stayed in a Standard room on the fifth floor. There was no hair dryer in the room, the light in the bathroom and in the backlight above the bed was blinking. The windows are very dirty, so it is better not to move the curtain away from them, it will be more comfortable)) Breakfast is brought to the room from 08:30 to 09:30, but if you do not walk to the reception and do not remind - they will not bring it :) and the room will not be cleaned either, if you do not remind. The staff does not speak English well, Google Translate from Mongolian helped out. Breakfast consists of a sausage, a fried egg and two pieces of bread, and they also bring a tea bag. The room has a kettle, mugs and glasses. No refrigerator. The bed is very comfortable, we slept well. Overall: if you soberly assess the price-quality ratio, it is acceptable. Don't expect too much. For a short stay of one or two nights on a limited budget, it will do.