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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

Zaya is an excellent place to stay in Ulaanbaatar! The facilities are complete (including a fully equipped kitchen), modern, clean, quiet. Everything is maintained and functions well (hot water, heating, lights, etc.) The owners are helpful and friendly. The location is great - walking distance to many museums and other city sights, as well as markets, stores and restaurants. The Trip location map is accurate, and once getting to the building, you need to find the access door to the 3rd floor (where the Zaya office is located), which is to the right and the back of ”Urban Beats” (see my photos). Also, the entrance has an electronic lock requiring a code or key to enter (as does the entrance door on the 3rd floor). If you did not get the entrance instructions by email (we did not), you should contact the owner via the number provided by Trip. This is also the owner's WhatsApp number. We enjoyed our time at Zaya and intend to stay again after our foray into the Mongolian outback. We highly recommend Zaya Hostel.

DON’T BE TRICKED LIKE I WAS The listing says it is a 6 minute drive from Chinggis Khan airport, but it in fact is a 30 minute drive. It is very close to the OLD airport which is not in use anymore. They offer free airport pickup, but we stayed the night before our flight so we did not need pickup, we needed drop off. Even though we didn’t use the free pickup service, we still had to pay $25 USD for airport dropoff. I had emailed the property twice during the week leading up to our stay to ask about drop off service and never got a reply. Also, there is a lack of communication between the staff- When we arrived at the property we had to call 3 times before they finally came to meet us to get our bags, then there was confusion about what room we were supposed to get and we were taken to 3 different rooms before it was the right one. The second one we had already settled in and had a shower before they came and told us it was the wrong room. We didn’t have a car so we walked around the area to find food and there were little to no restaurants, and only a couple of very small markets, so we ended up having to order food from the property restaurant. Every room is different as we discovered from being taken to 3 different rooms. They are verrrry spacious but some are definitely in better condition than others. Fortunately our final room was the best, however there was a kitchen stocked with pots, pans, rice cooker, cook top, plates, but no silverware, no microwave, and no refrigerator. Why would you have a kitchen area and not have a refrigerator and silverware? There also was a washer in unit but no dryer. We didn’t have time to wait for our clothes to air dry during our one night stay so that was also useless. Overall, it was a cheap stay but you get what you pay for.

The hotel has a very good location that it is walkable on some of the sites in UB. The hotel, though clean, is very old already. No airconditioner nor elevator. The area is also for nightllife so it could be loud around at times. Breakfast is included but not worth it. Two pieces of bread plus a tea bag and pot of hot water.

This is a capsule hotel perfect for solo travelers. The reception doesn't speak much English, but it wasn't a problem since I didn't need to communicate. It was very clean and the showers had hot water. The breakfast was also pretty good. An older lady spoke to me in Japanese, saying ”Good morning! Breakfast!!” The capsules have an auto-lock and there's no place to hide, so it's safe even for women traveling alone. I didn't feel particularly scared. The location is about a 30-minute walk from the center. It's not impossible to get around on foot, but I recommend taking a taxi. It's close to Narantuul Market.

This is my second visit. It is clean and close to the city center, so it is convenient to stay. There are convenience stores, markets, restaurants, and even a private currency exchange nearby, so it was very comfortable.

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.

The room and bathroom were very clean, and the staff were very kind. The location was inside the building, so I called and they came to pick me up.