Tov LGBT Friendly Hotels

"I have been in Mongolia for just a few days. Since arriving here, I haven't gone out much and haven't traveled far from the hotel I'm staying at. However, I met an old friend yesterday, so we went to Spot Eat&Bar located below the Nomado Boutique Hotel and had a fantastic time. We played billiards and were enjoying ourselves when suddenly it ended."

"excellent service location and breakfast"

"Signature Mongolian hospitality. On all my trips to UB, I’ve never thought of staying any place else. This hotel has everything I need…location, friendliness, comfort, and the staff even remembers my name. They make me feel like family, and have helped me with all kind of minor matters (like eSIM and transportation, etc) Perfect experience. See you again soon Kempinski! "

"The manager is wonderful. She has a great deal of experience and is a wonderful conversationalist. The staff are kind and courteous. Breakfast is very good. The room was really nice. The hotel isn't a chain which, for me is a plus. "

"Breakfast was excellent - though during tourist season a lot of the stuff kept running out quickly and it was hard to keep up demand for certain foods. The rooms were massive and had a great view overlooking the city and staff was extremely helpful and nice!"

"Was an excellent property that had accommodations during a random blizzard which cancelled all the flights for the day - hotel staff was accommodating and the view from the rooms was awesome."

"Great location. Room large, clean and modern. Breakfast very good. This was a great place to relax after an month travelling in rural Mongolia"

"Best hotel in Mongolia. "

"Interstate to be turned away at the door. After some pretty serious 4x4’ing to find the place, we showed our reservation# and booking details, but were told facility was closed for the season. I’ve joyfully used Hotels.com for many years and, and will continue to do so, but this is my first sub-optimal experience. Quite surprised after all the effort to get there, and booking, to be told no. Unfortunate "