The Blue Sky Hotel and Tower

We recently hosted a workshop at the Blue Sky Hotel in November, and our experience was exceptional. Enkhjin, the Sales and Marketing Manager, was truly amazing throughout the entire process. She was incredibly responsive, professional, and handled all of our needs with ease, such as helping us securing the perfect workshop space and arranging the room layout to managing technical questions and coordinating all of our food and meal plans in advance. Even when we had last-minute requests, she took care of everything smoothly and without hesitation. It was a pleasure working with her to create the best possible experience for our workshop participants and staff. She was flexible, thoughtful, and accommodating at every step. We also want to give a shoutout to Batbaatar, the Head of Food and Beverage, who was equally wonderful to work with. He made the meal planning and service effortless and was very accommodating to our group’s needs. Overall, Blue Sky Hotel’s team made our workshop a success, and we’re very grateful for their support. Highly recommended selecting for your next stay and workshop/conference needs.

The best hotel in Ulaanbaatar! I booked a room here for my business partner who stayed in Ulaanbaatar for 2 days. The hotel is in the beautiful Blue Sky building and truly exceeded expectations. He said the room was amazing and really enjoyed his stay. We even had the chance to discuss business in the sauna / which was free for the guest/ where we ended up closing a great deal all thanks to the hotel’s excellent atmosphere. The staff offered great service and even upgraded his room for free. Everything was absolutely fantastic. The location is the best in the city, better than any other hotel. Definitely worth it and highly recommended for both business and leisure.

We stayed at the Blue Sky Hotel in Mongolia and were very disappointed with the experience. Despite arriving at 3AM after a long journey, the hotel would not allow us to check in until 3PM unless we paid a very high rate for just a half-day stay. The elevators are slow plus one was not working, and the staff overall was not very helpful. To make matters worse, housekeeping attempted to enter our room without knocking first, which was very unprofessional. The hotel itself feels old and dated — definitely not the luxury standard it claims to be, more like a 2-star property. Electrical outlets in the room are inconveniently placed, with none located near the bed, making it very difficult to charge devices. For the price, the value simply isn’t there. I would not recommend this hotel unless significant improvements are made.

I enjoyed my stay at Blue Sky Hotel. If there is any reason to stay at this hotel it is the location. It was so easily accessible and in a central place. It was also hard to get lost when you could see your hotel like a beacon. Our room was nice, it was on the 15th floor so it had an amazing view. It was very clean and had everything we needed. I would definitely stay here again.

The Blue Sky Hotel has a lot going for it, but ultimately didn’t meet expectations, especially considering the price. The location is absolutely fantastic, with a stunning view overlooking Sükhbaatar Square and easy walking access to great restaurants, shops, and cultural sites. Arranging airport transportation through the front desk was quick and convenient.||Our room was clean, and some of the staff were friendly and helpful. Others, while not rude, seemed indifferent or disengaged. One odd detail was a notice instructing us to let the shower run for 20 minutes to flush rust from the pipes, which was a little off-putting.||The biggest issue was the heat. Because the hotel is made almost entirely of glass, our room felt like a greenhouse. The air conditioning struggled to cool it down, and even at night it remained uncomfortably warm. The blinds did not fully cover the unusually shaped windows, so a lot of sunlight came in early each morning. This may not be a problem most of the year, since Mongolia is usually quite cold, but we were there in July and the heat was a major issue.||There is a cool outdoor bar next door that features live music. It creates a fun atmosphere, but the noise was quite loud and could be a problem for anyone who wants to sleep before midnight.||The hotel shows some wear and feels a bit dated in places. While it has a lot of potential, it did not quite deliver the comfort or value we were hoping for.

Location of as perfect. Next to the main square and central Ulanbaatar and walking distance to the Nadaam festival. Breakfast was good but needs to be open earlier.|Despite being on the 15th floor, we could hear all the noise from the local street food market below until late night.|Also the events on the square at 5am was clearly audible in the room which disturbed our sleep. The swimming was very unappealing.

Horrible experience. I stayed here twice on my mongolian trip and the air conditioning wasn't working in both rooms, and apparently in any room in the hotel. The temperature in my room was 32 C by noon and 28 C at night with both windows open! When i complained at the front desk, they said the ac was broken, which i find hard to believe as it was working in the hallways and lobby. Also it doesn't take a week to fix an AC, in case they really wanted to. They told me to just open the windows instead! What i think happened was that they turned it off in the rooms to save money thinking that just because it is cool outside the guests wouldn't need the ac in the rooms. More than 150 usd per night to not even have ac in the room! Unacceptable! And you couldn't even turn off the fan of the ac that just kept blowing warm air inside the room. Shower drain smelled of sewage. The water overflows into the bathroom when you take a shower. Also, the area is really noisy (loud music, cars), lots of traffic, the building is half offices so there are lots of people coming and going, lifts always busy, the lobby looks more like a train station than a hotel. When you turn off the lights at night, all outlets stop working, so don't even think about charging you phone overnight. Wifi is bad and keeps failing. This place is a let down in so many ways it is not even funny! This is not a 4-5 stars hotel by any stretch of the imagination!

Breakfast starts only at 7 am where traffic will be very congested. Aircon in rooms are not working. Check in is terrible. Made to pay extra for checking in even an hour before 2 pm. Made arrangements to have room service delivered to my room at 5 .30 am but room service stopped at 2 am. When my order was not delivered, front office refused to compensate me when I requested for a dinning voucher. I would not recommend anyone to stay who is working on a business trip.