Royal house hotel

The staff are all amazing: So gung-ho to please, so hard-working!!! In the morning, the desk clerks, who have worked all night before, snap to attention to run into the kitchen and cook breakfast themselves, in their nice desk uniforms... The Omelettes are excellent, the coffee is fine....and the restaurant, while f dubbed an "Irish Pub", has outstanding traditional Mongol fare ( I recommend the Milk tea and Mutton). The decor is amazing: Kind of White-Russian-Czar-meets-Indiana Jones post-Victorian decadence....impeccably clean, with shining brass banisters, overstuffed parlor elegance and Colonial artwork abounding. The rooms are absolutely spectacular, a continuation of the overstuffed Czar-parlor decadence: Pay the little extra for the luxury suites: they're absolutely elegant. Housekeeping is among the best I've known anywhere: Fresh slippers, toothbrushes, combs and thick, plush towels every day.....I Can't say enough about The Royal House....and I have stayed at many of Ulaanbaatar's finest hotels. Every bellstaffer, every housekeeper, every assistant manager and every server are absolutely top-notch. It's like a step back in time to the days of colonial Grand Hotels of the far East. I am not sure that this fidelity to the experience can be found elsewhere, or at least without ironic manufacture: The Royal House means it. The property's immediate environs offer a real-time glimpse into UB's day-to-day life: You won't see many westerners down here in the Bayanzurkh district, where rank and file residents are hurrying to and from work, shopping ( The infamous and spectacular Narantuul aka "Black market" is only a few blocks down the street, a few blocks past it is the "national park, where you can rent a "Greenbike" for under $1 us and pedal around the paved sidewalks and stop for dart tosses, refreshments and sightseeing). The Bayanzurkh district is clean, safe, friendly and very very authentically "UB". The property's greatest feature is it's GM, "Oyuka", who understands hospitality Customer service intuitively: Her aptitude for hospitality trickle down through all employees, ensuring an exceptional experience for guests. You will not find a more comfortable, luxurious or satisfying guest experience in Ulaanbaatar, and, as mentioned, I have stayed in many of "UB" 's most renowned properties.