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though the connection is slow). There's a decent breakfast of eggs, toast and sausage and
an excellent hot-pot restaurant on-site.
Selenge Hotel
HOTEL$$$
( 7035 8882; d/semi-lux/lux T30,000/35,000/50,000; )
Occupying the quietest part
of a three-in-one hotel building, Selenge doesn't have terribly memorable decor, but the
rooms are spacious and clean (if a little musty) and you're more likely to find a room
here even when the other two wings are completely booked up.
Tamir Hotel
HOTEL$$$
( 7035 8600; s/d/lux T30,000/ 40,000/60,000; )
One of several new hotels in town,
reasonably central Tamir, just south of the stadium, is all mid-sized beige rooms, inter-
mittent wi-fi and a couple of billiards tables for entertainment. Popular with a Mongolian
business clientele.
Erdenet Inn
HOTEL$$$
$$$
( 01352-30715; tw/half-lux/lux T60,000/100,000/ 120,000; )
The renovated east
wing of this monolithic Soviet-style hotel, that now combines three hotels in one, is the
nicest place to lay your head in Erdenet. Expect crisp white bed linen, modern bathrooms
with heated towel racks and reliable wi-fi throughout. There is a good cafe right by the
entrance, too.
Eating
Eternal Springs
BAKERY$
(meals T3200-5000; 9am-6pm; )
Vegetarians rejoice, as this tiny, cute-as-a-button
Swedish-American bakery not only does a daily selection of vegetable soups (pumpkin,
broccoli), but also meatless pizzas, great baked goodies and an extensive loose-leaf tea
selection. The daily soup, sandwich and drink special is a steal at T5000.
Nomin Supermarket
SUPERMARKET$
