“It was all perfect 👌”

“I will back”

The manager is great person and really friendly.

Very nice, kind host. Our stay was very familiar!

“Wonderful”

The property is very clean, the beds are comfy, kitchen has space and everything to cook, a great space to relax with sofa and TV. The bathroom is so spacious. It was great taking time to relax there and rest. Bolod is a great man, very kind. He knows so many languages and is so keen to show us his culture through the past tours he did around Mongolia. The location is also near the city center, which is very convenient. I highly recommend this place !

“Highly recommend”

Bolod and his lovely wife were very friendly and shared their wealth of experience with us. We stayed with bolod 4 separate times during our time in Mongolia. The communal kitchen, living room, and bathrooms were well maintained and very comfortable.

“I was touched by the kindness of the host.”

Hospitality of the host. The hosts are very kind and polite.

“excellent and save”

I felt comfortable like home and their like family to everybody

Wake up and enter the white grassland snow country. Ulaanbaatar is a vibrant young city, but it is also congested, and the streets are full of Toyotas honking their horns. The cantaloupe that I carried all the way from Chinese to Ulaanbaatar was ripe and shared with the landlord Bolod and his family, as well as the Russian brother. Feel a melon that makes sense. Bolod and his wife were very welcoming, friendly and kind. They all speak English, Russian and other languages. Bolod also had his son drive and took me to see the statue of Genghis Khan and visit the local herders. The steppe world is completely covered with heavy snow, and yurts can be inhabited. The newborn lamb is dressed up, the dog is more like a steppe mastiff with its long hair, the mare's milk wine is super strong, and I am wearing a cashmere Mongolian robe. It's so warm. I wanted to go to Mongolian dinner in the evening, but my Russian roommate treated me to frozen lard and potato offal, saying it was a traditional Russian delicacy. I had a very good memory here.