Vacation rentals in Selenge

New hotel in a good location between the new and the old quarter, with private parking and close to restaurants and supermarkets. The room was clean with A/C, minibar and very useful courtesy accessories. There are smoking and non-smoking rooms.

The traditional ger nestled amidst the vast Mongolian grass plains provided a truly authentic experience. The owner operates a sprawling traditional farm with horses and other animals, adding to the charm. While the exact location isn't listed on Airbnb, it's understandable given the remote nature of the farm, which may change its location throughout the year. The owner offers pickup and drop-off from the nearby Darkhan train or bus station. The host's response time was a bit slow, and there was a slight delay in my pickup from the bus station, but it was understandable considering her work and other responsibilities. The surroundings were breathtaking, with picturesque views of the Mongolian plains and expansive skies. Inside, the ger exuded traditional Mongolian charm, with authentic furniture, ceilings, and blankets adding to the ambiance. Overall, I highly recommend this place for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of the Mongolian countryside.

If you are looking for a slower pace and live life peacefully, then you have found the perfect place to stay. You have the chance to really enjoy the simple and slower pace of life. I was able to meet some wonderful people. Even though most of the people I met did not speak English, I was able to figure out ways to communicate. I learned new sewing techniques, how to shoot Mongolian style archery, and ride horses through the beautiful countryside with a great guide. Bayasgalan and her family treated me as part of the family. She and her husband took me as my tour guides to see Khuvsgul Nuur Lake. They introduced me to Mongolian food and to some of their customs. I had a great time interacting with their three wonderful children. I kids tried hard to help me learn Mongolian, but I think they learned more English. I would recommend staying here for anyone who wants to just slow down and enjoy the simple, wonderful things in life with a great family.

Gana has significantly expanded the accommodation, there are several houses, 15 people can now live there. I liked the surroundings very much, a stream flows past the house, you can climb a mountain with great views and swim in the river. The sanitary facilities are as in the Ger-camp, flush toilet and neither showers nor hot water.