Having being established in 2009, the premise of the combo styled hotel is one of the best architectural work of the city for its state-of-the-art European classic style. Our luxury rooms have modern elegant furnitures and good opportunities such as large space, kitchen rooms with necessary equipment and appliences that can fully satisfy your ultimate needs. All rooms include wireless and hi-speed DSL internet and cable TV with best international channels. Although the hotel section is accessible at the back side of the tower, guests have easy access to many services such as shopping, lounge, book store, fitness club by having just a few steps around the tower at the main gate.
Although we are new to hospitality industry and our staff are not 'fluent English speakers', we promise you a very good price compared to location, large luxury rooms and our staff will always be your friendly assistants during your stay with us.
In spite of having cheap room prices, the location of the hotel is one of the best offers for you. The State Department Store or Nomin Supermarket is located right beside the hotel which is one of the city's main commercial area selling all sorts of goods and food stuff.
Every direction to the south, west, east and north will lead you to the city's best of such popular dining and drinking places in the Seoul Street located southward within only a 10-minute walking distance from the hotel as Grand Khaan Irish Pub, Ikh Mongol Pub, Little Dublin Pub, "The Bull" Hot Pot Restaurant, BD's Mongolian Barbeque, Altai Barbeque and other enterntainment places such as the ASA Circus, Khaan Bank Art Gallery, Hi Fi Music Center, The Moon Stone Folk Ensemble, The City Library and so on.
Gandirs Tower Hotel is planning to open a brand new, high class restaurant serving with delicious meals letting the guests have a fantastic view of the city from the top of the tower in the near future.
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Location
Gandirs Tower Hotel
Gandirs Tower, Baruun selbe-26, Chingeltei District, 1st Khoroo, Ulaanbaatar
Tel: 976-70117070; 976-88085424
Fax: 976-70117070
There are many types of services provided in the tower ranging from hotel standard services to fine shopping, lounge, party club, book store, coffee shop, sauna, 
hairdressers, fitness club, high class beauty and spa saloon. Please note that these services are accessible at the main gate of the tower. 
Facilities:- Beauty Saloon - Massage center - Spa Facilities - Fitness Club/GymCar - Parking - Elevator/Lift - Fax/Photocopier - Internet in room - Laundry service - Safe at reception
Other services in the tower:
- Fine Shopping - Lounge bar - Coffee shop - Backery - Security guard 24hrs - Children's playground - Book store
The Gandirs Group, the owner of Gandirs Tower Hotel, firmly believes that it is the responsibility of profitable corporations to generously contribute to the social and cultural welfare of the place where they do business. In that spirit, Gandirs has initiated the following projects:Both Erka (founder of Gandirs Group) and her husband, Mongolian Parliament Member Ts. Sharavdorj, were born and raised in Mongolia s Gobi Desert region and are devout Buddhists. In the Gobi, and throughout Mongolia, nearly all of the Buddhist infrastructure was destroyed during the Stalinist religious purges of the late 1930 s. Until 1990, the practice of their religion was forbidden under the socialist system.
The Gandirs Group believes that the encouragement of traditional Mongolian Buddhist principles contributes greatly to the spiritual health of the Mongolian nation. Following the official reinstatement of religious freedom in 1991, they have diligently cooperated with many others in the revival of Mongolia s Buddhist life.
In particular, they have supported the renaissance of Khamar Monastery in the Eastern Gobi, the traditional seat of the renowned 19th c. lama, Danzan Ravjaa. The Gandirs Group has contributed to:
* The return of priceless Buddhist art treasures looted during the Stalinist years
* The printing and acquisition of the fundamental Buddhist texts
* The rebuilding of temples and stupas
* Sponsoring young Mongolians to train in the Tibetan monasteries of India