Hotels with Parking in Harhorin

wonderful host is very very friendly

I only booked for one night at the last minute, but the hosts welcomed me with remarkable kindness and generosity. In rural Mongolia, it’s rare to find English speakers, so I was genuinely relieved to be able to communicate smoothly here — it was the first time in a week that I met Mongolians who could speak English! The guesthouse had just recently opened, and upon my arrival, I was immediately invited to join the family BBQ. They served delicious goat meat — my first time trying it — and it was surprisingly flavorful and chewy in the best way. When I mentioned I wanted to visit Erdene Zuu Monastery, they kindly lent me a bicycle, and even more impressively, the owner’s sons came along to guide me. Later, their young daughter, who used to study at a university in Ulaanbaatar, cooked me a warm, homemade dinner that could easily compete with any restaurant meal in the capital — truly delicious. What touched me deeply was how the children noticed I was alone and kindly invited me to play football with them. It was one of those small but powerful moments that made me feel the warmth and hospitality of Mongolian people. Even more impressive, all the buildings, including the rooms and facilities, were built by the owner himself. Everything was clean and thoughtfully maintained. Honestly, the toilet was so clean it would have stood out even in the center of Ulaanbaatar! On the morning of my departure, they not only took me to see a local sightseeing spot before my bus, but also dropped me off directly at the station and helped me buy a ticket. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience. I’m deeply grateful and sincerely hope to return someday. Highly recommended!

Punctuality. Peaceful, not crowded.

The breakfast was wonderful, even if we weren't quite feeling steady enough to fully enjoy it. The rooms were clean and they made an effort to keep my cane-using spouse from having to climb stairs. Water pressure was excellent. It's conveniently located to the monastery.

Cheap basic place with a couple gorgeous wall pictures. Very clean. Minimal breakfast served at 8 despite our guide asking at 7 and being told it would be possible.