It's one of the closest hotels to the airport (though still 36 km away), which is its strongest selling point; on the other hand, the trade-off is that there is absolutely nothing around in the area!

Live wires in bathroom. Ruptured tap in bathtub - rust stains been that way for a while - sauna inside. Only twin bed for 2 people. No pickup at airport. Extra charge for return - sleepy driver did nit know how to get to departures. No reception, no entrance door. Health and safety should condemn!

This is more of a housing project, groups moving around the hotel, doors slamming, groups of dozens moving through apartments next door. The walls are very thin and if the hotel were not here, a lot of these good kids wouldn't be exposed. I don't think any Mongolian citizens are involved in running the hotel, or that the PRC is happy about these situations either.

Excellent!

Questionable

This was my second time staying in Eagle Town. First time was 5-star. Half a year later things became much worse. They could not find our reservation when we arrived. Because of that, none of the rooms was clean or prepared for us. They told us they would clean our room for us but when we came there, the sheets were dirty. I showed that to the attendant. The manager did try to provide another new clean room. The floor was not mopped at all, there was a spot on the bed sheet. In the end I simply asked for a pair of clean sheets because it was too late in the evening to change rooms again. The breakfast that’s included is quite skimpy. They should serve tea or coffee with a breakfast, nothing like that was served. The manager or Director was quite apologetic in the morning, and I appreciate that, but the overall quality of our stay was really frustrating. The mattress had sprong sticking in my back, so I had to move to a foldout couch in the living room.