Dwa Kita Mini-Hotel

"The room without a toilet is worth only a shelves. It is surprising that first they settle in one normal spacious room with a shower and a toilet, and then reported that they were wrong. Location is inconvenient, passing unit routes. Plus, the shop next to the children's playground can be considered"

Orda Hotel

Ulan Hotel

"It's a shame we were fooled by the photos and booked this hotel. It's surprising there are so many good reviews... We arrived tired from another city, so we didn't see everything right away. The hotel is of very low quality, from the exterior and interior to the girl at reception. There's a smoky smell upon entering (even though there's a "no smoking" sign in the room). The only thing that makes it a junior suite is the large room size. The photos don't match reality. Here we go: there are no tables or armchairs, just a sofa by the door with a lousy bedspread and one table by the wall. The chair has dirty upholstery, covered in stains. The bed has broken slats, the springs are sticking out, everything creaks. The bedding is dirty!! The bedspread on the back is all covered in white stains... I'm afraid to imagine what caused it... The windows overlook the courtyard, on the first floor, so it's a shame someone got in. Very uncomfortable, thank goodness there are curtains. The shower stall is old, dirty, and rusty, with a bunch of wires from the water heater hanging overhead—I hope it doesn't electrocute anyone. There are two large towels, none for hands or feet. The towel rack is terribly rusty, it's scary to even look at. There's trash under the bed. There was no promised breakfast; upon checkout, we were told, "You should have let us know you wanted breakfast so we could prepare it, but it's served from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m." For that price, like any decent hotel, breakfast is negotiated upon check-in, either with coupons, or at least there should be information somewhere about when and how it's served. We finally went to bed—there's a long drive home tomorrow. The hotel administrator talked terribly loudly on the phone until late, even on speakerphone; you could hear everyone and all their swearing. Plus, the kids were running around and screaming. After 11 a.m., like clockwork, everything finally stopped. The girl probably thinks it's okay to be noisy before 11, especially in her hotel. But people come to relax (not everyone goes to bed until after 11), and hotels are supposed to be quiet at all times. Basically, they ruined the whole mood and impression of the trip."