Unique selling points
Fitness
Centre & Sauna
Located in the basement, the
fitness center features the latest
treadmills, cardiovascular and
weight resistance equipment.
The private saunas are located
together with the fitness center
to enhance the health and fitness
options for guests. Facilities
include changing rooms and
relaxation areas as well as hot and cold plunges and saunas for families.
Aster Spa (Kempinski managed)
Located in
the 3rd floor. To invigorate the mind, body and soul, the Aster
spa offers various body and cosmetic treatments
using guests’ most appreciated products
including L’Occitane and local beauty products. The well- trained spa and wellness
staffs will ensure the experience exceeds
guests’ expectations.We feature “Hot Stone Massage” for
your body relaxation and mind refreshment, their senses come alive to wonderful scents and tranquil sounds, creating a sensory awakening while their spa journey.
Laundry and Shoe Shining Service Don’t have any fresh clothes? Are your clothes creased and crumpled? Our laundry, dry-cleaning and shoe shining services will make your stay more comfortable. Express services are available. Please contact our Housekeeping ...
Hotel vehicles and transportation Travel in luxury and style and let us arrange all your transportation needs during your stay at the Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace. Our first class transportation will allow you to travel in style and let you feel free from the duties of driving.Our concierge team will be happy to assist you with any questions about our luxury transfer service.One way Airport transfer fee per person - 75,000 MNT (Excluding 5% service charge & 11% taxes)
Meeting facilities
Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace is the ideal setting for truly memorable conferences, cocktail parties, and spectacular weddings. Spread across two floors, 694 sqm of versatile function space includes the newly renovated Tenger event venue. Our venues can host meetings for as few as 10 or as many as 180 people. Our Altai is equipped with mounted 4 metres wide LED screen.
Restaurants and bars
Discover new tastes and gourmet treats at our restaurants & bars. We have something to suit every taste and culinary inclination. Hosting some of the best restaurants & Bars in Ulaanbaatar and brought to you by renowned chefs, the Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace is authentically a culinary destination.
Our three restaurants serve a wide variety of cuisines from European, Japanese to traditional Mongolian plus KK Lounge provides a relaxing ambiance for the busy life style of our guests.
Upgraded & opened in year 2018 new Tenger restaurant provides the latest 5 star fine dining experience Ulaanbaatar city.
Our dining experience can suit any case from family friendly options to fine ...
Access and location
The Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace is located in Ulaanbaatar, the capital as well as the largest city of Mongolia. The Hotel is conveniently situated at the heart of Bayanzurkh districts' metropolis area of Ulaanbaatar. The Kempinski Hotel Khan Palace is just 02 km from the famous Chinggis Khan square in Ulaanbaatar city center and is set in the middle of our historic city. Moreover, we are stationed only 19 km away from “Chinggis Khaan” International Airport.
Surroundings
Close
to the city centre and the museum district, the hotel also
has easy access to the Bogd Khan
Winter Palace, the Fine Arts
Museum of Zanabazar and the famous
Great Chinggis Khan Square.
Furthermore, the Gandan Monastery
which is home to one of
the biggest Buddha statues in the
world, is not to be missed
while staying in Ulaanbaatar.
Room accommodation
The
hotel has 99 rooms and suites with modern contemporary design and a spacious atmosphere providing best solutions to the
needs of business, leisure and long stay travelers alike. Each room and suite
feature free Wi-Fi and LAN connections, high-definition 40-inch flat screen
TVs, air purifier, IDD telephone, individually controlled air conditioning,
24/7 room service, in-room safe and minibar. All rooms have bathrooms with
separate bathtubs and showers
Activities and leisure
The National History Museum
The National Museum of Mongolian History was founded in 1991. Exhibits of the museum show the history and culture of Mongols from ancient times as early as the Stone Age and up to the modern days. Among 15 thousand exhibits of the museum are carpet and silk items of the Hun period and leather boots of a Mongolian soldier of that time.
Gandan Monastery
Around the start of the 19th century, more than 100 süm (temples) and khiid (monasteries) served a population of about 50,000 in Ulaanbaatar. Only a handful of these buildings survived the religious purges of 1937. It wasn't until the early 1990s that the people of Mongolia started to openly practice Buddhism again. This monastery is one of Mongolia’s most important, and also one of its biggest tourist attractions. The full name, Gandantegchinlen, translates roughly as ‘the great place of complete joy’.
World war-II memorial
Located on a hill south of the city, the monument features a circular memorial painting that depicts scenes of friendship between the peoples of the USSR and Mongolia. Ostensibly built to commemorate Soviet soldiers in World War II, the sprawling mural also illustrates the defeat of the Japanese in 1939, which brought Mongolia into the Soviet sphere of influence. Of course the victory over Nazi Germany, a battle that subsumed Mongolian troops into the Red Army, is also prominently featured
Nomadic Family
Like every other nomadic culture, Mongolian culture is well-known for its hospitality. Upon guests’ arrival, traditional offerings and treats are served - dairy products in the summer time, and meat in winter. Nomads raise five types of animals - goats, sheep, cattle (including yaks), camels and horses - that provides meat, dairy products, transportation, and wool. Discover the Mongolian nomadic lifestyle by visiting a traditional Mongolian Ger.
