Toyoko Inn Ulaanbaatar

Although it is a bit of a walk from the center of Ulaanbaatar, it is not far away and there are many department stores and restaurants nearby, so the location is good. The interior is also beautiful.

Can recommend staying Facilities: Complete facilities, very Japanese hotel, although small, well-equipped, well designed, relatively comfortable. Hygiene: clean Environment: Right in the city, opposite a large supermarket and shopping mall, and a 15-minute walk to the city center commercial street Service: Still very enthusiastic, help to call a taxi, you can't change the montu here

We stayed here for 4 nights on a tour with Trapics. Basically, it is a hotel of the same grade as Toyoko Inn in Japan, and I think the service is also the same. However, I think the fact that it is available in Ulaanbaatar is very convenient for Japanese travelers. The female staff at the front desk could speak Japanese, and even those who couldn't speak Japanese were very kind. At the elevator entrance on the first floor, you can't press the button without touching the card key, so I don't think security is a problem. Chairs and tables are lined up on the first floor, and this becomes the breakfast venue. The menu changes daily, but includes boiled meat, salad, one meat dish, and grilled sausage. Meat dishes and soups are synchronized, so when cooking chicken dishes, the soup ingredients are also chicken. To be honest, white rice is not very tasty, so I used to eat it by adding soup to it to make it more watery. My wife brought ``gohan desuyo''. I think rooms on higher floors have better views, but since I was on the 6th floor, I could only see the surrounding buildings. The street in front of the hotel gets very busy from early morning, but the window sashes are excellent soundproofers so you won't hear any outside noise. There is a hot water heater by the window, so the room is very warm. In addition, air conditioning is installed. The bed mats are also good so you can sleep comfortably. When two people stay in a twin room, there are two trunks, which is small, but we were able to fit them under the bed. There is an outlet next to the bed, the same type as in Japan. There are two outlets and two USB ports around the desk, so charging was stress-free. Free Wi-Fi is also available within the hotel. The large unit bath was new and comfortable to use. Since the space around the water area was limited for two people, it was a good idea to bring a hanging pouch. The room was very dry, but there was a fairly powerful humidifier, which helped. Perhaps it was a contractual issue between the local travel agency and the hotel, but the room was not cleaned once during the four nights I stayed. There was no problem, but the trash and used towels had to be put out in front of the room the next morning or they would not be replaced with new ones. You can walk 20 minutes east from the hotel to Nomin Department Store, and another 15 minutes to Genghis Khan Square. Nomin Department Store is open until 10pm, and Galleria next to the square is open until 9pm, so it was convenient for shopping.

This is a low-ranked hotel in Ulaanbaatar, but the location is good (just over 10 minutes walk from the main street to the Cumin Department Store), it is clean, and the room has the bare necessities. Breakfast is served in the lobby on the first floor. There is not much to choose from, but the rice, soup, * and meat dishes are delicious. I do not recommend the raw vegetables and bread. If you are staying for multiple nights, you put the trash can and towels outside the room in the morning and they will replace them, but there is no room cleaning or bed making. Shower caps, soap, and razors are available at the front desk on the first floor, and toothbrushes are always available in the room. There is no table to spread out your suitcase, so you have to put it on the bed or on the floor. There are not many hangers. The sound of water echoes from other rooms. The washlet in the toilet and the refrigerator do not work unless they are switched on. The front desk staff are kind and speak Japanese. This is great because English is not spoken at all in Mongolia.

I stayed alone. The bathroom also has a toilet with a heated toilet seat. Other facilities are the same as those of a Japanese business hotel. The elevator is accessed by touching a card key, so security is perfect. So even Japanese people can stay here with peace of mind. There is also a shopping center near the hotel, which is very convenient. Breakfast was included, but unfortunately I was busy from early in the morning so I couldn't eat it. The staff were very helpful.