I stayed with Zaya for four nights interspersed between two day trips to Kharkhorin and Amarbayasgalant. Zaya was incredibly hospitable and allowed me to stay for single nights in between my adventures outside of the city. I stayed in the single room with its own bathroom, so I can't speak for the quality of the group bathrooms, but everything in... More

My stay was in August of 2011. I was with an Earthwatch group, and we spent time at Zaya's at the beginning and end of our trip. It was a remarkably pleasant place, with a friendly, outgoing owner, a kind and helpful staff, as well as comfortable rooms. Nothing not to like about the place. I suspect very interesting people... More

I stayed here for 2 weeks with a Habitat for Humanity team building homes in UB. Zaya accomodated our group nicely. Everyone working there is very friendly. We had breakfast prepared early for us every day, and there is common space for group chats. American tourists/visitors do need to be aware of a few things. This is a hostel, not... More

Zaya Hostel was a very well kept, clean, and the staff was kind and helpful when I had questions about seeing things, Mongolian phrases, or using their facilities. It's pricier than other hostels around UB, but is well worth the cost if you're looking for some quiet down time and privacy.

Nice place. zaya guest house -much better than UB's 3 star hotels: ideal location, reasonable cost, genune service, 24 hour wifi, helpful staff, freindly atmosphere for relax and open Mongolia

we have stayed with Zaya. She is very helpful. Good english staff. Free big breakfast. Honest staff and driver. Good and safety location.Just right center of the Ulanbator.thanks lot zaya.

Stayed at Zaya Hostel for 3 weeks in late February 2011 in a double room. We arrived in Mongolia by train at 6am and the hostels driver was there to pick us up (just as well as it was -27c!). We were invited in and there was no problem with us checking in early (in Russia we had arrived at... More

The Zaaya is the place to go in Ulaanbaatar. It has a common bathroom just as many of the budget options but not and many people per bathroom as other hostels. The location just off peace road is convenient and there are a lot of places to go just around the corner.

We stayed here the last two nights of a four night stop over in Mongolia, part of our Trans Siberian Train journey to Beijing. We had a wonderful two days riding horses on the Steppes (www.Stepperiders.com) but were ready for some comfort after two nights sleeping in a ger (Mongloian for a yurt style tent). Zaya's didn't disappoint. It is... More