Platinum Hotel Ulaanbaatar

There are really no Chinese comments, so I will comment. The room is near Genghis Khan Square, about 10 minutes walk, 2 minutes walk to the bank and pharmacy, and there is also a bus stop. If you want to go across the road, you need to take an underground passage. You can check in first and pay by credit card later. The service is good. You can also exchange money at the front desk, but the exchange rate is a bit low. The breakfast is quite rich, basically enough to eat, with dumplings, sausages, fried noodles, bread, juice, fruit, but no milk. The room is quite big, and there are two free small bottles of water in the room. There is a refrigerator, but the drinks in it are charged. This hotel is suitable for two people to live in, not cost-effective for one person, but it is generally OK, and it is recommended to stay. The front desk called a taxi to the airport for 80,000 Mongolian tugrams, which is a good market price, but you have to keep a two-hour mentality on the way to the airport. The distance is 50 kilometers, and the most terrible thing is the traffic jam in the rain. The nearby bank A** has a UnionPay logo and can exchange money, and there will be a handling fee. The front desk can speak English, so you don’t need to worry about the language, it’s Mongolian English!

Very good, good environment, large room, high cost performance!

房間比較寬敞，明亮，安靜。

When I picked up the hotel business card at the reception desk, I was a bit surprised. I could have thought that we had landed in paradise. Yes, the hotel rooms are spacious and quite comfortably equipped, and the bathrooms are functional and comfortable, but the hotel surroundings are far from paradise. This is where we spent our first and last night in Mongolia. We spent the remaining nights in the gerah, i.e. the local yurts, so I can't compare it with other hotels, but the business card is a bit idolatrous.