Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
As returning Burmese, I can’t think of anywhere I’d rather stay.. I think the staff are typically Burmese, so friendly. The decor is colonial mixed with a bit of modernity. Aside that the room was very spacious. I really like it, it’s close to Scott market and downtown etc etc. I’d stay again and again.
As returning Burmese, I can’t think of anywhere I’d rather stay.. I think the staff are typically Burmese, so friendly. The decor is colonial mixed with a bit of modernity. Aside that the room was very spacious. I really like it, it’s close to Scott market and downtown etc etc. I’d stay again and again.
The staff were very helpful and courteous, even when I changed my booking - twice! The rooms are small but well laid out and I had a lovely view to the church across the road. The complimentary breakfast was great and the staff provided me with a breakfast box in my room at 5.45am when I had to go out early one morning. I cannot speak more highly of the hotel!
The staff were very helpful and courteous, even when I changed my booking - twice! The rooms are small but well laid out and I had a lovely view to the church across the road. The complimentary breakfast was great and the staff provided me with a breakfast box in my room at 5.45am when I had to go out early one morning. I cannot speak more highly of the hotel!
Comfortable room, great shower with hot water and solid water pressure. Bed was comfortable and buffet breakfast better than standard. Staff were very attentive and friendly.
Comfortable room, great shower with hot water and solid water pressure. Bed was comfortable and buffet breakfast better than standard. Staff were very attentive and friendly.
H
Reviewed February 9, 2018Reviewed February 9, 2018
The best part was the friendliness of the management and staff.
They were always keen to help with any Enquiries.
Yangon unfortunately was extremely wet when I stayed,and it is not the greatest place for walking as there are almost non-existent footpaths so you are forced to share the roads with tear away traffic,
The best part was the friendliness of the management and staff.
They were always keen to help with any Enquiries.
Yangon unfortunately was extremely wet when I stayed,and it is not the greatest place for walking as there are almost non-existent footpaths so you are forced to share the roads with tear away traffic,
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 16, 2019Reviewed September 16, 2019
Family of 4, 2 rooms (not connected but adjacent). Nice hotel, great breakfast on rooftop, everything nice/new and comfortable (except entrance). Very good value. China town is grungy but great eating/nightlife on 19th St, a 5 main walk away. A number of places with English menus + outdoor seating. Quite a lively scene.
Family of 4, 2 rooms (not connected but adjacent). Nice hotel, great breakfast on rooftop, everything nice/new and comfortable (except entrance). Very good value. China town is grungy but great eating/nightlife on 19th St, a 5 main walk away. A number of places with English menus + outdoor seating. Quite a lively scene.
Louis
Reviewed September 21, 2015Reviewed September 21, 2015
It was good. When I arrived they did not have a room for me. So they had to up grade to a Deluxe roomfor 2 days. There was a lot of issues with the management and owners of the hotel. The whole staff was great, including the management. 5 days into my stay I was informed by the management that he and his assint had been fired by the owners. I notice that the owners are hard to get along with. Since my last stay in March / April of this year 2017 for 28 days, and there has been 4 changes of...
It was good. When I arrived they did not have a room for me. So they had to up grade to a Deluxe roomfor 2 days. There was a lot of issues with the management and owners of the hotel. The whole staff was great, including the management. 5 days into my stay I was informed by the management that he and his assint had been fired by the owners. I notice that the owners are hard to get along with. Since my last stay in March / April of this year 2017 for 28 days, and there has been 4 changes of...
David
Reviewed November 24, 2017Reviewed November 24, 2017
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