The best accommodations Myanmar - Burma

In the small remote town of Hsipaw, also called Tibaw, here is a very clean and well-kept hotel with spacious rooms. Mr. Charles' hotel is named after him! And the staff is particularly kind and friendly. The place is quiet and lulled to the rhythm of the surrounding schools. The terrace is pleasant, one benefits from the sun rays before planning one's trek directly from here, the agency is on the spot. Charles and his team will be delighted to take you on excursions or to rent you bikes for your rides in the city and the surrounding area.

A real paradise on a picturesque and quiet part of the lake. An impeccable restaurant run by a Frenchman. Each room, vast and breathtaking, surrounded by vegetation, overlooks the lake. The architecture is magnificent, made of teak wood and designed by the Burmese owner. The places reflect originality and serenity. Traditional dance shows, boat trips, heated swimming pool, massages and loan of bicycles. A subdued light for an enchanting setting.

Located in the center of the city, the hotel has a very nice terrace for breakfast. The staff were very helpful and the staff were very helpful. Good value for money. Organization of excursions.

A staff who make the walls forget not always very fake. The location remains clean and welcoming. A good address.

An island of discreet luxury at reasonable prices in New Bagan. The rooms are tastefully decorated (we will forget the small flowers shower curtain), where the wood reigns in master. The buildings are integrated into nature and are designed according to the architecture of Bagan. The superior are particularly pleasant. The must: dinner tables on the lawn around a bougies pagoda every evening. Prefer Deluxe Pagoda View rooms, at the same price as others but with a more beautiful view.

A clean and friendly address. The staff were very helpful and helpful. The staff were very helpful and helpful. Bungalows with air conditioning, TV, fridge and nice garden. Possible restoration.

The hotel has 104 rooms that combine exoticism and refinement. Ideally located a stone's throw from the archaeological site and plunging down to the river, it is a real Bagan within Bagan. The hotel offers various lounges, club and concert hall. One of the prettiest view on the river. The entrance of the hotel, fitted out as a luxury Night Bazaar, allows you to buy souvenirs at the exit of the hotel until late at night. The brick fittings inside the rooms almost give the impression of staying in one of Bagan's temples.

The hotel offers all the benefits at reasonable rates, spacious and clean rooms with bathroom, all in a very quiet environment. Breakfast included.

To broke them in a heavy sleep, the possibility of renting "rooms" in old offices at the lower floors. Alternatively, you have a breathtaking view of the Sule pagoda dome from the hotel lobby on the top floor of a tall building, but you need to deserve it (no lift). For the rooms from the top, during the hot period, the cold announced shower can be hot at the end of the day, with water balloons on the roof.

A serious manager, a remarkable welcome. Employees will be very available to advise you on your itinerary. Quiet rooms. Very close to the city center, a good option for tight budgets.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel is just steps from the KMD, the Internet centre, and surrounded by a wide variety of Korean, Chinese, Burmese restaurants. Beautiful view of the city and the royal palace from the rooftop terrace. A not confused with the Royal Guesthouse.

The staff is not particularly friendly. The receptionists speak a few basics of French. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The area is very noisy and discounters for tourists with light sleep. Only the 5 th floor does not have hot showers, but it has the advantage of being at a very cheap price and having a view overlooking the city.

Close to Sule Pagoda, an establishment with clean comfort and clean clean. The cheapest rooms do not have a window, but are of a respectable size. A good middle option.

A bit pretentious about what he actually proposes. An address to keep in trouble.

A very central, very clean and very cheap hotel. Caveat: the general condition of the sites is a bit dilapidated (humidity…).

In the city centre, the youth hostel in Yangon offers perfectly suitable rooms. The building is very nice, but the cleanliness of the places is good. The price/price ratio, however, better more than one.

This guesthouse is very popular with Japanese or Chinese. In a living area, it has a few small box of bed size, without window. However, prices remain moderate. A kitchen is available for those who want to try the Burmese cuisine. Sunny terrace to compensate for the dark rooms.

Just next to the Garden, this guesthouse does not pay a mine, but its prices, unlike cleanliness, remain unbeatable in the heart of the city. This is the place of meeting for broke travellers.

Don't stop in the décor of the lobby, the most surprising, or the atmosphere of a mosque that reigns in these places. The rooms are perfectly suitable for the price. You can also leave your luggage in order for light travel afterwards. An effort with regard to cleanliness might not be too much, however…

This green hotel in modern Japanese architecture offers 303 rooms, all overlooking the lake and the Shwedagon pagoda. The splendid swimming pool in the palm trees gives a little freshness where the evening tables are ready for dinner. Very functional. The hotel has a large class but remains fairly conventional at all major hotels in international chains. A pleasant garden where to walk. Massages and fitness centres. The staff were very helpful and helpful. Frequented by West and Japanese.