Hotels With Parking in Mandalay, Myanmar

This hotel is only good for a one-night stopover if you're heading to Bagan or somewhere else. If you plan to stay in Mandalay for a few days, I'd recommend looking for something more suitable. The showerhead was clogged, the window faced a wall (classic!), and the floor was dirty. For the price, the room was, of course, microscopic.

Overall, it's fairly clean and tidy. Before check-in, the hotel will inform you that smoking is prohibited in the rooms. If you smoke after checking in and the hotel finds out, they will charge you tens of thousands of Myanmar Kyats for various reasons, and any damaged items will be charged at the hotel's price. Also, drinks in the hotel room are chargeable, and the price is three times that of convenience stores outside (it seems about 90% of hotels here have opaque pricing). If you haven't inquired before checking into a hotel here, it's best to ask to avoid unnecessary arguments and wasted time during check-out.

Don't expect anything from the local Five Star News. The hotel's facilities and decoration are similar to those of ordinary hotels. When checking in, the floor is not air-conditioned and it is very stuffy. The check-in process is also a long time and it feels that the management is chaotic. The breakfast is hardly delicious. The only thing that is commendable is that the high-rise view is very good, overlooking the city, after all, it is almost the tallest building in Mandalay.

The room was clean, comfortable, and met our expectations. The breakfast was excellent, with a great variety of choices. However, the front desk service could be improved. One staff member, Banyan, was rather rude and unprofessional, repeatedly asking the same questions even after we had answered them. We tried their spa service as shown in the photo. It was okay, probably could seek for better massage outside. Overall, a great hotel with excellent room quality and breakfast, but the front desk service needs some improvement.

The hotel is quite nice and the environment is quite good. The price is also very suitable in Mandalay. I recommend the hotel where you can book a seat. The hotel also has a generator, so you can guarantee the power supply.

Location, amazing. Ambiance, great. While the service and staff are excellent, but sadly the place is under maintenance. Perhaps it was because of significant reduction of guests in Bagan. Breakfast was good. Room services was good. The hotel graciously allowed us to check in early, but I found that the toilet and towels were not cleaned properly. I alerted the front desk and they immediately cleaned the room. Another issue related to the toilet was the permanent stain on the wall and floor, and also the very low water pressure. For that price and the cleanliness, I got a bit frustrated.

A luxurious resort right on the banks of the Irrawaddy. Beautiful, well-maintained grounds, a large and clean pool, soft lawns, and helpful staff. Excellent and inexpensive spa. Downsides: breakfasts are weak. The Sakura rooms we stayed in were very modest, though clean, with old towels and peeling plaster. 5 for the grounds, 3 for the rooms and breakfast.

I'm so glad I splurged and chose this hotel—it's worth every penny! It's right among ancient temples, within walking distance and visible from the restaurant and pool (there are two pools, the second one is large, perfect for swimming). There's an observation tower nearby, from which you can watch the sunrise and sunset for $5. The grounds are spacious and decorated in traditional style, with carved wooden decorations. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and they were so helpful with any questions we had! They checked us in early upon arrival, helped us buy bus tickets to Yangon, exchange money, and booked a tuk-tuk for a day of temple-hopping (the driver was excellent, taking us along his own route and showing us even more than I had planned). We had two delicious meals at the restaurant. We also enjoyed the breakfast. In the evenings, they set out tables by the pool and host concerts. I highly recommend it!

The breakfast shop was attentive and delicious I stayed for a week and I had a good time without any inconvenience. I recommend it

The location of the hotel is very successful: we walked to the Royal Palace and looked at all the other sights. Well, when we hired a tuck-tuck to go around the suburbs, it is largely no matter where you are taken from. Around the mass of textile shops, many snacks, on the next street a large fruit shop, in addition, on the next street there were several trucks that traded durian at a throw price (compared to Thailand). There are COCO and AEON drogeries in step-by-step access, where at a fairly low price you can buy both noodles/rice, and a variety of fruits and local specialties. At the same time the place is quite quiet, we were comfortable in the room. The average size room, cozy, there is air conditioner, teapot, safe. Every day they put the cooker, coffee, but for some reason they don't put the spoons in the bathroom, although the box under them is standing. Cleaning and changing towels every day, the lingerie changed every 2 days. The only thing I can do is that the waitresses are not very attentive, the bathroom ended soap and gel, and since they did not check the capacity, it was necessary to kick. In one day came at 16 - the room was not removed, too. For some reason there is no ”do not disturb” plate and the next morning to us the room broke into the room, it is good that we were both in the bathroom and the door was closed on the chain. In the evening in 20.00 turn off the light, exactly for a couple of minutes, then turn on. Very weak inno. Warned that on the last day it would be early to leave - cooked lunch boxing and even water didn't forget. Helped with ordering tuck-tuck for the day we planned to watch the old capitals, negotiated with tuck-tucker. Very nice and friendly.