| there's also a brightly furnished restaurant with a bar. breakfast is included. upgraded rooms add living areas; some offer kitchenettes. next to emjj medical center, this understated hotel is a 16-minute walk from the national museum of mongolia and 16 km from chinggis khaan international airport. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. suites, some 2-bedroom, provide separate living rooms. featuring a warm vibe, the unassuming rooms offer sitting areas, wi-fi access, flat-screen tvs and minifridges
Chinggis Khaan International Airport 40 min
Gandantegchinlen Monastery (15 min)
Buddhist monastery complex featuring sacred temples & an 82-ft. gold Megjid Janraisig statue. Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery (12 min)
National art gallery housing contemporary & modern paintings, crafts, sculptures & prints. National Museum of Mongolia (16 min)
Museum with extensive artifacts & antiquities tracing Mongolia's history, ethnography & culture. The Museum of the Bogd Khaan (11 min)
Ornate winter palace of a 1900s Mongolian emperor, with thousands of historical objects on display. Bogd Khan Mountain (11 min)
Early 1900s Buddhist monastery with several temples displaying ancient art & cultural artifacts. Statue of Marco Polo (8 min) National Amusement Park (16 min)
Indoor & outdoor children's games & rides are the draw at this popular, lakefront amusement park. Natural History Museum (19 min)
Museum, natural history, and history Sukhbaatar Square (11 min)
Public square bordered by government buildings & site of a series of monument statues. Zaisan Monument (17 min)
Iconic monument above the city remembering soldiers of Mongolia & the USSR lost in WWII. Central Museum of Mongolia (11 min)
Compact paleontology museum offering exhibits of dinosaur fossils, artifacts & educational programs. The Fine Arts Zanabazar Museum (9 min)
Venerable museum known for works by G. Zanabazar, plus other historical pieces by Mongolian artists. Manzushir Monastery (1 hr 31)
18th-century temple ruins featuring a small museum, Buddhist rock paintings & a bronze cauldron. | 
