Accommodation in Mongolia varies by destination, season, and travel style. In Ulaanbaatar and larger towns, travellers can stay in comfortable hotels and guesthouses, while countryside journeys usually include traditional ger camps, tourist camps, and local family stays.
Hotels are mainly used before and after countryside travel. They offer modern rooms, private bathrooms, restaurants, Wi-Fi, and easy access to city attractions, museums, shops, and restaurants. In provincial towns, hotel standards are usually simpler than in the capital but still practical for overnight stops.
Ger camps are the most common and memorable accommodation option in the Mongolian countryside. Guests stay in traditional round gers set in scenic natural locations such as steppe valleys, desert areas, lake shores, or mountain regions. Most camps provide proper beds, heating when needed, meals, and shared or private bathroom facilities depending on the camp level.
Types of Accommodation
Luxury Ger Camp
Premium countryside stay
High-comfort ger camps in scenic locations, offering a traditional Mongolian atmosphere with upgraded facilities and attentive service.
Standard Ger Camp
Most common option
Traditional countryside camps with comfortable gers, local meals, and basic shared facilities. Ideal for classic Mongolia tours.
Hotel / Guesthouse
City and town stays
Hotels and guesthouses are used in Ulaanbaatar and provincial centres, ranging from modern city hotels to simple local accommodation.
Nomadic Homestay
Cultural experience
A stay with a local family for travellers who want a more personal and authentic connection with Mongolia’s nomadic lifestyle.