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Mr.Ongarj H.
Business travelers
Thailand,
April 26, 2014
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Russell R.
Solo travelers
Philippines,
February 2, 2014
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okay
cheap, new and customer-friendly
5
The cabs are having a hard time to locate the hotel and they would try to rip you off. Quite a distance from the central area. The hotel is new though so it's really clean.
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Urbain S.
Business travelers
Canada,
December 31, 2013
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Yangon good quality price
Acceptable room, all services included A/C Wifi, near town and airport
7
rooms are nice for Burma, area not so good for restaurants but the hotel food is ok
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Antonio L.
Couples
Italy,
December 27, 2013
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Luckily very short. The room was dirty, the bed was uncomfortable, not to mention the disgusting smell coming out the bathroom. Staff is friendly but with very little english so communication is really hard. Finally prices for foreign tourists are double than locals. Wireless connection is not the best but it is fair to be so. Chose this because was the cheapest,
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Settawut P.
Groups
Thailand,
December 22, 2013
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This hotel is far from city, unstable wifi conection
hotel staff are nice
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Settawut P.
Groups
Thailand,
December 22, 2013
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bath room doesn't clean and old
old hotel and far from city
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Sangmin H.
Business travelers
South Korea,
December 5, 2013
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Good price, Good location, good service
Good price, Good location, good service
5.7
Local visitor price and foreigner price is big different as their economic. It is near by Parami road. It is a budget hotel so far
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Eric C.
Business travelers
France,
September 12, 2013
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One night bedding arrangement
Staff attention, Location near industrial area for business, not too far from airport.
5.3
While the staff did its best, giving clues of ancient minimal professional training (one of the few hotels in Rangoon whre I was proposed a wake up call and it did work...), it remains that this hotel is seriously disavantaged by it old aspect, shabby surroundings, and lack of maintenance. TV flat screen brand new, but reception poor, Wifi 'Burmese style" (several disruptions but enough service for Email), A/C needing to be overhauled. Room was OK, but bathroom asian style with shower spilling all over the floor and old fittings. Main criticism is about bedding which seems a pack of straw, rather tough and uncomfortable. Room service OK, but breakfast in morning rather limited; OK for Asian style.
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Annajane L.
Solo travelers
New Zealand,
June 27, 2013
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Hotels in Yangon are overpriced compared to rest of SE Asia and the rest of Myanmar due to a shortage of hotels. Nice Day is fine for a couple of nights, the non smoking room I was in had a bathroom that stank of cigarette smoke but the room was clean and the staff were lovely.
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Donald E.
Couples
Canada,
March 9, 2013
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The worst hotel in Yangon
There were no good things about this hotel
2.7
We had some reservations about booking at this hotel but we wanted somewhere close to Yangon Airport for our last night in Myanmar: bad idea! It took our taxi 40 minutes to get to the hotel because of dense traffic. The lobby is not bad and we were checked in quite quickly, but then we were taken up to our third floor room in a very grubby elevator. The wall on our floor was painted industrial green. Our room had grubby walls and no decorations. The hard beds felt as if they had straw mattresses. The overhead light was dim but harsh, and there was no way of turning off the overhead light except to remove the room key from it's slot, which left us with no way of having a night light. The bathroom was grotty, but it contained the only good things about the hotel: a plentiful supply of hot water and a bathtub. The nicely appointed dining room was located across the other side of the hotel parking-garage and the breakfast was the Myanmar standard of rubber fried eggs and toast.
The awful Nice Day Hotel, which looked a lot like the government-owned hotels we were warned about in our Lonely Planet guide, with its pale green undecorated walls, grotty bathroom, and a nicely appointed restaurant just across the parking garage from the hotel elevator. Behind the front desk was a plaque stating that the hotel was one star establishment: I think that’s an over-rating, except for the bathtub and boiling hot water.
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