We stayed for 3 days - we were together, we had a whole yurt at our disposal. I really liked it - it was unusual for us to touch the customs of the people of Mongolia. The owner talked to us a lot, told us about the area, organized a fishing trip for us - where we saw real people who live in yurts - we were invited to them, treated us, tried to talk to us, very open and hospitable people. I also really liked the hostess - she told us where the store and market are in the city, cooked breakfast for us in the morning, speaks Russian very well. The territory is cleaned, the bathroom, the showers are all renovated. I will recommend a base to stop at.
There are several cozy yurts for overnight accommodation. For some, mattresses may seem hard, but for others it will be normal. In a separate building there is a dining room and toilets with showers. Everything is good and civil. The only point is that the water heater sometimes fails and then you either have to wait or use refreshing water