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accommodation in Ulan Bator
Can anybody recommend a hostel or hotel in UB for a couple of nights, I am flying in and meeting friends so am not independently mobile and am looking for somewhere that offers airport pickup and perhaps a chance to meet overland travellers.
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According to travel stories, everybody seems to end up at Oasis Guesthouse.
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We stayed at the Oasis last year, it always has travellers coming and going.
Only downside is that it's a bit out of town, on the outskirts to the east.
You have to get a taxi ride to get to the centre.
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Originally Posted by Harryg
We stayed at the Oasis last year, it always has travellers coming and going.
Only downside is that it's a bit out of town, on the outskirts to the east.
You have to get a taxi ride to get to the centre.
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Buses are v cheap in UB and likely to be quicker since the introduction of bus lanes. Taxi from the airport to the Oasis is 20000 Tukrigs (1 usd =1500 MT).
The reason it's called Oasis is because UB is a toilet and you can hide there from this horrible town.
OASIS CAFE & GUESTHOUSE
Print the purple map before you go, so you can show the taxi driver.
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+1 on the Oasis, a bit away from the airport, but there you go, and it is an oasis in a crap town
tell the taxi driver it is on the east side of the Black Market, he will know where that is
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Hi, Oasis is not far from the city centre, you can go by bus or by taxi (at night)
is not cheap, but you can eat european Style....
you will se ea lot of travvellers there, expecially by motorbike
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According to travel stories, everybody seems to end up at Oasis Guesthouse.
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I never stay there. Too far out of town. Personally I am not really that keen on swapping "war stories" with other westerners when I get to UB - and that seems to be a main drawcard for staying at Oasis. Would rather have a pizza or nice steak and a bunch of cocktails in the centre of town. You often meet young female russian backpacker types in hotels in the centre too ... another big plus for cheap central hotels over Oasis.
One "plus" for Oasis is they seem to allow or arrange long term storage of bikes. Heard of many people including Chris and "Gen@his" (cant say his name) who have stored their bikes there over winter.
Plenty of places in towards the centre. Cheaper and 200 yards from restaurants and pubs.
Great live band plays 6 nights a week at the White House hotel. (reminds me I have to add it to the file)
There are at least 5 hotels bookmarked on the waypoints file representing all price classes.
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One "plus" for Oasis is they seem to allow or arrange long term storage of bikes. Heard of many people including Chris and "Gen@his" (cant say his name) who have stored their bikes there over winter.
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I'm looking for medium term motorbike storage (1 month) in Mongolia in 2015. So Oasis in UB would be one option. Does anyone know if there are any options of storing a bike in Zamiin-Uud (close to Chinese border)?
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I'm looking for medium term motorbike storage (1 month) in Mongolia in 2015. So Oasis in UB would be one option. Does anyone know if there are any options of storing a bike in Zamiin-Uud (close to Chinese border)?
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Havent been there in 20 years, but it was a one horse town last time I saw it Pete.
I might try the local police, if you cant find any decent hotel there.
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Contact Me in UB
Hi Riders,
Contact me if you are coming through, and I will assist in finding accommodations. I live here in UB now.
petelaf16ATTTTTNOSPAMgmailDOTTTTTTcom
Cheers,
Pete
Last edited by chris; 22 Oct 2013 at 11:20.
Reason: Disguising email addresses to reduce spam for Pete :-)
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