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"What I liked: great staff, friendly, the guys speak excellent English, which is nonsense for Mongolia, one of the employees even speaks Russian. Good location. Since there are unreal traffic jams in UB, you need a hotel with parking. Everything is great with that too. There are shops nearby, a good Irish bar. Excellent Wi-Fi, water every day, the room is cozy, large, a good view from the window. The room has everything, including a minibar. What I didn't like: the air conditioning didn't work!!!! Well, that's a huge minus. And also the soundproofing is not as good as they write about it. You can hear your neighbors, there is also constant traffic outside the windows. Disgusting pillows, very uncomfortable to sleep, but the mattresses are excellent. The shower is not very well adjusted."

"First of all, it was very convenient that there was a woman who could speak Korean. The facilities were not bad, and water, toiletries, etc. were provided. There is an elevator, and there is a bar on the first floor, so it seems good to enjoy the atmosphere. However, the hallway lights are not always on, so I recommend turning on the fresh light. The bedding was comfortable and warm, and if you can't eat breakfast, they will let you pick up sandwiches and water if you tell them in advance, which was impressive. Overall, it was a satisfactory hotel, and I would go back."

"Five people stayed, and the facilities were clean and had all the necessary utensils in the living room and kitchen, so it was great! It was nice that there weren't many people because it was new. The desk staff were also friendly."

"我們團體到烏蘭巴托進行會議，一共訂了7個房間，每間都乾淨舒適，有缺的物品房東也立即補上，幫忙訂餐廳訂早餐，協助旅程上的事項很貼心且房內圖文相符，雖然在Google Map上還是很久以前的街景，但目前都有全新規劃，可以放心訂房。地點不是特別市中心，但附近生活機能很不錯，大大小小的超商和Mall，也很靠近當地市集，非常好買。剛入住時覺得空間比較悶，但將窗戶全數開啟就很舒適。真的值得推薦。"

"It is an old-fashioned hotel, clean and with good service. There is a supermarket nearby, which is very convenient for shopping. It is not very convenient to have breakfast when there are not many people. I had a meal in the cafe on the first floor. Everything else is OK"

"I stayed here briefly as a stopover, as there was a gap between my arrival in the country and checking into my next accommodation, and I also wanted to gather some information. Perhaps due to the time of year or my schedule, I didn't see any Koreans during my stay, but I did notice three Japanese guests and a few other international travelers. With a CU convenience store to the right, a GS25 to the left, and a Korean market and restaurant across the street, the location is quite convenient and accessible. You take the elevator to the 5th floor, and then need to walk up one more flight of stairs. Upon entering, you're expected to change into indoor slippers on the right side of the entrance, which isn't immediately obvious and could use clearer signage or instructions. I later discovered that there's a sauna and shower facility located to the left of the entrance. Breakfast is offered, but it's very much tailored to local tastes, which caught me a bit off guard. The reception staff are proficient in English and Japanese, though their Korean skills were somewhat limited. It's fine for a short-term stay, but I wouldn't recommend it for an extended trip or if you have a packed itinerary. However, if you're keen to interact with Japanese travelers, it could be a worthwhile choice. Smoking requires guests to go down to the first floor, which can be a minor inconvenience. On the plus side, having a bank on the first floor was very convenient."

"The room is very big and the clothes are very soft and comfortable. There are two restaurants upstairs, one Korean and one Chinese. There is a convenience store downstairs which is very convenient for shopping. The only thing is that the shower in the bathroom is not used, but everything else is fine."

"I booked a 2-night stay, but after just one night and one morning here, I feel the need to share my experience. I was really looking forward to the hotel breakfast after days of traveling on the outskirts. However, despite paying for a breakfast buffet, I wasn’t given any choice of what to eat. The only option served included bacon, beef sausage and sunny side ups, which all of the above could be an issue for guests with dietary restrictions. When I asked about alternatives, the staff were unhelpful—even though the restaurant was nearly empty with only two tables occupied. Communication was also frustrating. I understand there may be a language barrier, so we used a translation app to clearly request coffee creamer and butter. Even then, we ended up with four black coffees and no butter. When I asked for tomato sauce, I was given warm tomato pasta sauce instead. Small issues, but they added up to a frustrating experience. If you’re only looking for a place to sleep, this hotel might be fine. But if you expect good service and attention to detail, it may not meet expectations. A hotel stay can make or break a trip, and for a four-star hotel, I expected much better. Unfortunately, this experience has made me reconsider Millennium Hotels in general. To make matters worse, after I raised my complaint, the hotel agreed to refund my breakfast. However, they insisted I bear their platform and marketing fees on Trip.com, so it wasn’t a full refund. Lolol. I would have gladly paid 100% for my breakfast if it was what I had actually paid for. Yet, when the hotel is at fault, they refuse to take 100% responsibility and still expect to avoid any loss. Looking back, I wish I had listened to my friend’s recommendation and booked the Kempinski Khan Hotel instead."