Accommodation

In the heart of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s vibrant capital, a wide range of accommodations awaits. From cozy 1-star stays to luxurious 5-star hotels, the city caters to every preference. Internationally acclaimed brands such as Shangri-La, Kempinski, Holiday Inn, Novotel, Ramada, Best Western and Ibis Styles bring world-class amenities and impeccable service to the city’s growing hospitality scene. Centrally located and carefully curated, these hotels provide an ideal base for exploring Ulaanbaatar.

Beyond the capital, Mongolia’s accommodations reflect the country’s vast and varied landscapes. From the warm hospitality of countryside lodges to the novelty of sleeping in a traditional ger, there’s something for every traveler. Lodge-style retreats, rustic homestays, rural ger camps, and even camping offer opportunities to experience Mongolia’s beauty and culture in unique ways.

The quintessential Mongolian experience lies in staying at a ger camp. These locally operated camps are situated in breathtaking rural locations near cultural, historical, or natural landmarks. A typical ger camp includes 30–40 traditional gers, each equipped with 2–4 beds and a wood-burning stove. Shared bathroom blocks with western-style facilities and communal dining gers serving Mongolian and European dishes ensure a comfortable yet authentic experience.

For those seeking additional comfort, luxury ger camps in popular tourist areas offer private bathrooms with attached toilets and showers. These upgraded facilities are ideal for travelers who value convenience and are available in select regions. In more remote areas, such as western and eastern Mongolia, camps maintain a more rustic charm with shared amenities.
Spending a night in a ger is more than just a stay—it’s a window into Mongolia’s rich nomadic traditions. Warm in winter, cool in summer, and undeniably cozy, these iconic accommodations offer a genuine connection to the country’s culture and untamed landscapes. For many, staying at a ger camp becomes the highlight of their Mongolian adventure, opening doors to remote areas that would otherwise be inaccessible.

From the modern comforts of Ulaanbaatar’s finest hotels to the cultural immersion of traditional ger camps, every accommodation in Mongolia adds a unique layer to the journey. Each stay becomes a memorable part of the adventure, embodying the spirit of this extraordinary country.