Comfort Hotel

Positive Aspects: Friendly Reception Staff: The reception staff were kind and attentive, providing good service. Good Food: The meals served met your expectations. Negative Aspects: Room Condition: While the rooms were spacious, they appeared outdated and unclean, with unpleasant odors reminiscent of smoke and other disagreeable smells.

I stayed at this hotel with my family for one night, and it was not a very pleasant experience. The room smelled like cigarettes and was uncomfortably hot. We thought there was air conditioning, but it turned out to be just a big fan. Breakfast was supposed to start at 7:30, but when we went to the restaurant at 7:40, there was nothing left to eat. We suspected that the breakfast might have been leftovers from the previous day, so we decided not to eat anything. Definitely won't be coming back.

Run down. In need of some work. Front desk staff is good, dinner was very good, breakfast buffet was bad.

Great king size bed and suit. They have air freshener and a mini bar.

Breakfast, they serve leftovers. And the doors are poorly built. Even though it is close to the city, i wouldn't recommend anyone to stay here. Not really friendly service. Not clean. Just horrible experience.

NOT RECOMMENDED you will regret it: July 10th, 2024. Stayed one night; poor air ventilation system, noisy air blower, noisy pub and too close to road then couldn't slepth. Renovation required.

I stayed from 10/09 to 12/09. I read other comments and I was a bit worried about the karaoke thing. The price was correct and the showers and the WiFi were working nicely. I was on the 4th floor, right 2 levels above the karaoke. It didn't bother me at all. The breakfast was included but it might not be made for foreigners: Tsuivan, spaghetti Bolognese, and soup. Powder coffee and milk. Anyways, the staff was nice. I had dinner twice and the food was good. There is also a cafeteria on the ground floor which is really nice. The hotel is located near the puppets theater and a large park.

Been traveling all over Mongolia for the past 10 days, and was super happy to find a hotel with a decent shower and a bed with a mattress topper (I sprung for the nicer king size bed). I've lived here before, and traveled all over Asia, so some issues are expected. Sometimes in Mongolia there is hot water, sometime's there isn't. That's the government's fault, not the hotel. Hot water is a utility here. Super cool until it's not. This time there was hot water. When I climbed into the shower I suddenly felt like there was something terribly wrong with me. My balance was off, and I felt like I was falling. Then I remembered the time I thought I had food poisoning in China because I felt like the room was swaying.Then it turned out that the problem wasn't me, it was the world, and the room really was swaying. It was an earthquake. This time it wasn't the world, it was just the shower. The whole shower unit swayed back and forth because it wasn't on level ground or bolted down. That was fine, just lean left and revel in endless hot water. One electric socket didn't seem to work, until I found the switch on the other side of the room, behind the wardrobe, that controlled it. Of similar note was the bedside lamp that didn't work because it wasn't plugged in. The cable was wrapped around the base, and the plug was on the other side of the bed. A little rearranging of the room sorts that. There's no AC, but there are screens on the windows, and nights are cool here. All in all, we are lined up for a 5 star experience here in Mongolia. The dining area looks great. The place is well decorated, and the sheets are clean. I even had a little couch and refrigerator in the room. The problem was that I made a rookie mistake and went to a hotel that has karaoke open until 2AM. If your room is on the same side of the hotel as the karaoke, you get to be sarenaded through the night. No one who sings karaoke at midnight while drinking a lot sounds as good as they think they do. Breakfast is ok. There was spaghetti for some reason, probably because I just mentioned yesterday too my kids that I would make spaghetti when we got back to the US and the universe revolves around me. Side note to every hotel in Asia, if you want to cater to westerners, please have like boiled eggs or something not dinner for breakfast. Mongolia usually does well by having bread and jam, and what is essentially a thin rice pudding.