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The Pan Pacific was a great choice of a hotel in downtown Yangon with its convenient access to Bogyoke Market and Junction City. We also had the most beautiful view of the city overlooking the river from our room. The pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room were really great. Only small detraction would be the room service. Our order came to the room wrong and several dishes were missing. The food that did come was cold and not accurate to the menu. Still overall it was a great stay and we would choose to stay here again.

Having stayed in several Yangon Hotels previously, it was great to find this one. Internet works and is an OK speed. No power failures at all (not even 1!) The staff were the usual Myanmar friendly and helpful, (except the girl on the tours desk, a bit aggressive). The business services area, is functional, and everything works!! (if this is your first trip here, working printers, scanners , fax is a big deal). Food and services are on the expensive side compared to other Yangon hotels, but its still mighty cheap compared to Australia. Breakfast was also great, things are cooked fresh as required, and not a mountain of things pre done. Room was spacious, clean, and well kept, The air conditioner runs 24/7 (nice walking in after being out for any length of time) The safe is secured (odd that most hotels have a safe and its not anchored to anything!) I felt safe, and that my gear was secure (Refer to a previous post for a different Yangon hotel for context) I really liked this hotel, and will stay here again.

Truly enjoyed my stay at Clover City Center Plus Hotel! Every staff member that I met were so friendly and lovely. They also allowed us to check in earlier than the normal check-in time without any extra charge. The room was very spacious and clean as well. Bed was comfortable as well. Ordered room service once and the food was delicious! Location wise, it is directly behind Shangri-la Hotel, which is located in downtown Yangon. It's easy to get a taxi from there too, so traveling around Yangon was a breeze! Highly recommend this hotel to all travelers.

Excellent and newly opened Pullman hotel right downtown Yangon, just a stone throw from Sule Pagoda. Excellent staff, very friendly and courteous. Great breakfast with many choices and excellent taste. Large and very nice rooms of high standard. Pool area is also very nice to relax at, although the pool can be a bit chilly now in winter time. Excellent location with many places to visit within short walking distance.

In a sea of people and traffic in downtown Yangon, the Best Western was a wonderful oasis. The beds were incredibly comfortable, the room was nicely decorated, I had a great view from my room, you can adjust the temperature in your room, & there were ample toiletries. The breakfast was delicious with a good selection of Western & Asian fare. All of the staff were friendly & helpful. The concierge gave me a map on the night I arrived & some suggestions of what to see, and the next day another concierge got a taxi for me. There is a lot to see in downtown Yangon within walking distance of the hotel.

I arrived tired and at night time, taking a quick walk around the block to look for a pub - seemed really dead and in the middle of nowhere and I thought, what have I got myself into? Well, the next morning dawned and I realized that this place is in a perfect location to explore downtown Yangon and I would have found a good pub if I had walked two more minutes and made a right turn instead of left. Older room but very well kept, squeaky clean and had the best lighting of any room I've ever rented in SE Asia and better than most at home too. Can't comment on breakfast as I never eat hotel breakfasts; staff very pleasant and helpful. WiFi not the best.

The hotel was good, communication was almost instantly as I had trouble with visa upon arrival but could deal with hassle-free when the hotel offered to keep my booking secured my big thanks go to Ms. Zin Thu Aung & her customer service skill is excellent. The location is right in downtown Yangon & close to Starbucks & Sule pagoda. The room was nice and pretty much clean only the shower was so so as water was barely coming out and wifi was cutting in & out but I know this is very common other than that everything was good. Would definitely come back.

A hotel that would still meet the original intentions of the Sarkies Brothers! Regal in outlook, it did not disappoint in anyway during the five days we stayed and the Hotel 'Team' were outstanding in ensuring one's every need was catered for during the stay. The pool provided a haven from the hustle and bustle of the downtown Yangon and the Bar is excellent, as is the food delivered in the fine dining 'Strand Restaurant'. In terms of location, if you want down town Yangon access, then this is the place to stay, just accept the traffic implications(both noise and time to drive anywhere)! The personal touch of the butler service is excellent and, if you can afford it, go for an Executive room. Bar and laundry (very efficient service) prices very reasonable; I will return to this excellent establishment!

The room was an okay size not exactly spacious. It was dark no natural light. But hey! I was in downtown Yangon! Everything and everywhere in downtown Yangon is a little bit squeezed. For Yangon the room rate was very reasonable what with Yangon supposedly being as expensive a city to live in as New York. A short walk away is 19th street where you can get good cheap food and drink in the evening or 14th street if you are into Japanese food. The breakfast in all the Grand United hotels inn Yangon was great. English style and Asian style and done very well. Everyone was friendly. Everyone calls hello to you in the morning and gives you a big smile. It's a fun place, good service, nice people, great location, value for money.

Fantastic and awesome services. Great hotel with great and pleasant staff giving bright smiling services. Heart warming and friendly. Committed and there is room for improvement. Will sure recommend to friends n family. Will also visit this City Hotel Yangon many more time. I and my team like to convey our humble thanks to all the front desk staff, the restaurant staff, the bell boys n house keeping and security folks. They did a great job in keeping us comfortable and feel pleasant throughout our stay from Mar 20th to 26th. I take this opportunity to send our special thanks to Ms Jasmine the front dest manager and Jasmine the F&B Manager who were very accommodative and helpful to our sometime to our demanding requests. Breakfast in the restaurant was very tasty and had wide spreads and choices. Salute to all the staff and the hotel management. keep going guys. We all love you. From Malaysia...Alan, Raja, Andy, Letchu, Kannu and Purush.

We booked this hotel last minute as we had one night in Yangon. Though this wasn't "downtown" Yangon, I'm super glad we stayed here. The staff was great - they answered any questions we had as best as possible, were able to get us taxis really quickly, and were very attentive and friendly. We got an upgrade to a corner room, and the room was fantastic for the price -- it was spacious, clean and airy, with lots of light. We stayed at rooms that were more expensive that had a worse quality throughout our trip so this was a pleasant surprise. The other good thing was that there are not a ton of rooms in the hotel, so it wasn't this giant maze of rooms where you felt lost. The hotel overall felt like this cozy oasis in an otherwise bustling city. There's also a small rooftop patio (part of the penthouse, but if it's empty or if the people in the penthouse are nice - it's a great place to just take in Yangon over a couple of beers) and a wraparound balcony on the top floor where there's breakfast daily. All in all, an awesome hotel given the staff, the price and the rooms. I would definitely recommend it!

We loved our stay here. Eastern Hotel is a very well run modern hotel. Beautifully designed and very clean. The room was large and well furnished. Room and shower room very clean. Bed was comfortable but we found the pillows too thick and firm. Hotel changed then to a more slim variety but still firm. Something in between in size and more plush and soft would have been ideal. Large widescreen tv had 20 channels including 2 top quality movie channels and a few news channels. Internet was ok. Buffet breakfast was good but food not warm enough. They do eggs to order.. Restaurant staff and all the staff of the hotel were very helpful. The shower was good but took a long time for water to heat up. Large secured in room safe. Location is a short walk outside downtown. About 15 minutes walk to Sule Pagoda. But taxis are cheap. Many good restaurants nearby and some of the best bars in Yangon are only 5 mins walk away including a live jazz bar. It’s a beautiful hotel and we recommend it.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The moment we entered, the staff were very warm and welcoming, even fixing us each a cold and refreshing glass of orange juice :) Checking in & out was a breeze, too! The room was very clean, the air conditioning worked perfectly, the toilet was immaculate... They serve a local breakfast of fried rice with beans, but if you prefer, you could ask for two slices of toast & a fried egg ;) When we needed directions to go out of Downtown Yangon, the staff were exceedingly helpful and tried their best, even going out of their way and calling up their friends for help! This place is nothing short of fantastic & we highly recommend it! Two thumbs way way up!

This hotel is brand new, therefore everything is still clean and in a very good condition. Very nice is the breakfast restaurant on the roof, where you can overview downtown. Don't forget to ask for multiple items if there is no buffet because of few guests. They might want to give you just 1 item from their menu. Be aware that some standard rooms have no window and even some superior rooms also have no window. Make a note during your booking! All together I had a nice stay and it was worth the money, compared to other hotels in downtown Yangon.

Staying at MK Hotel was one of the best decisions I made during an excellent trip to Yangon. My first interactions with the staff were through email correspondences, which were promptly returned. I was upgraded to a large room with a spacious bathroom in which I had one of the best showers in Southeast Asia! The walk out balcony was a nice touch where you could see colonial Yangon and a bustling market below in the comfort of your room. The location is just slightly off the main downtown core but taxis are cheap, plentiful and take only 5 minutes. For breakfast, I always ordered the Asian choice and cleared my plate each time! First-timers to Yangon may not know about the intermittent blackouts but this hotel offers 24-hour power supply and very fast WIFI. Most reception staff here speak excellent English and would go out of their way to help you. I was able to extend my check-out by 10 hours for just a minimal surcharge. Overall, I would recommend this hotel to my friends and look forward to coming back.

This hotel is clean, comfortable (room spacious), and has free wifi and breakfast buffet. The breakfast buffet is held at the top of the hotel (8th floor) and you get the view of Shwedagon Pagoda at one side and the river view at the other side. The hotel room is modern with LCD TV, air con, free bottled water, bath robes and coffee/tea. Upon arrival, i received free welcome orange juice and welcome fruits. The only thing is this hotel is not right smack in the middle of downtown Yangon - it is about 20-30 minutes walk to Sule Pagoda, City Hall and about 15 minutes walk to Junction City Mall and Bogyoke Market. You can use Uber and Grab freely in your getting around of Yangon so it is still accessible and cheap. There's a new massage spa near this hotel - Lavender Spa offering thai massage and foot massage. Highly recommended. This hotel is walking distance to a small mall called Junction Centre, Mawtin. It has supermarket, food and arcade.

Excellent location in downtown, walking distance to most of the interesting sights. Even to the wonderful Shwedagon pagoda. The staff is extremely sweet and helpful even though English language knowledge not very good but that makes your visit even more charming. The staff really tries their very best to make you feel good. Thank you for all of them for that! The breakfast was more local than continental which is also an experience. Breakfast was very well in line with the room price and perfectly enough. I was missing only a cup of tea but that was their way to serve the breakfast so no complains. My room did not have a window which gave a little strange feeling at the first but one gets used to it. I stayed for five nights and after the second day you did not even noticed the missing window. The staff would have changed the room if I would have insisted a room with the window but I decided to stay in that room. Yangon surprised me very positively. This is the city that everything still works traditional way and people are proudly useing their traditional outfits and the white woodpowder on their faces. Even youngsters. The biggest surprise was that there were no international food and coffee chains there.It was wonderful to see a city without sceeming yellow arches and other very visible signs of these int.chains you see everywhere in the world! I hope Yangon will also stay like this and keep their authentic style!! Ari from Finland

Situated in Downtown Yangon between Bogyoķe San Road and Anwartha Road in the Bahosi area. The hotel kindly organised a taxi to pick me up from the airport but due to a lack of communication by my booking agent I was not aware of this and organised my own taxi (8,000 kyats). On my arrival at The Hotel Bahosi total and utter confusion as to why I did not take the taxi the hotel organised. I apologised but if I did not know a taxi was arranged why should I have looked for this. We all calmed down and I was welcomed with a cold fruit juice and a lovely bowl of fruit awaited me in my room. Throughout my stay at the hotel the staff were friendly and helpful. My room was comfortable and cleaned every day. The location was perfect for getting around on foot for local sights and restaurants. The Hotel Bahosi also had small convenience store accessed from the hotel. Another great advantage was the Junction Maw Tin shopping centre less than 5 minutes away from the hotel with some excellent places to eat if you are on a budget. Hotel Bahosi arranged my bus ticket and taxi to the bus station on my departure. I would thoroughly recommend this hotel.

Having stayed at Yama several times now, I have to say that in terms of value, it's hard to beat in downtown Yangon. The staff is friendly, and the facilities are always clean. It is a hostel—so don't expect anything fancy—but the rooms are quiet, clean, and air conditioned. The wi-fi is consistently good, and the second floor lounge/workspace is a bonus. It's hard to find budget lodging that passes muster in Yangon (especially compared to neighboring Thailand), but Yama is an exception.

Good: Perfect location in downtown Yangon. Staff were super friendly, informative and with great English. Great value for money. Hotel had just opened days before so there is some room for improvement: No internet despite advertising free wifi. Their explanation was understandable that they were waiting on the govt to connect them, but really they should update their post. Hope they can resolve this soon. No fire escape signage which is a bit of a safety worry for a 12 storey building with a confusing interior.

I was very impressed with my recent stay at Queen's Park Hotel (QPH). Having just traveled throughout Myanmar, QPH was the perfect way to end my trip helping to leave Myanmar with a good taste in my mouth. To compare apples with apples, my earlier stay in Yangon makes QPH seem more like a 5 star hotel. From the moment you step foot onto their property, you walk onto a car port with doormen waiting to greet you and graciously introduce you into their facility. The lobby is clean and sweeping. At the front desk, you're attended to by friendly staff willing to do whatever possible to accommodate the needs of their guests. At every moment, the doormen eagerly anticipate their guests needs without being overbearing. I was impressed by my room which was pre-chilled with a quietly running ac. Aesthetically, the room was clean and contemporary without being impersonal. It was spacious for even two travelers. Suited with safety deposit box, hair dryer, refrigerator, tv with cable including movie channel in English, very comfortable bedding with clean linens, adjustable lighting, great views, etc. Overall it was quiet. The bathroom was wonderful based on my Western preferences. There was a legitimate shower within a bathtub with sliding glass doors. It was roomy with variable lighting options. In the morning, the free breakfast option was a bonus with both local and Western flavors. QPH was in the middle of downtown, surrounded by restaurants and stores, a few blocks from street marts and street festivals, 10-15 min walk from Botahtaung Pagoda and Yangon River, and a short taxi ride from most other sites. While technically not a 4 star due to a few technicalities (ie. elevator under repair, shower could have been warmer), QPH was an incredible value! I was so comfortable with both the staff and facility that I almost didn't want to leave. I HIGHLY recommend Queen's Park Hotel.

Having heard that accommodation in Myanmar would be more expensive than the rest of South East Asia, my girlfriend and I chose Hotel Bond based on the price and did not expect much for our money. How wrong we were! We arrived from the airport in the afternoon and were immediately greeted with a welcome drink and a wet towel. The staff spoke English well and we were given a free map of Yangon. Our room was not ready when we arrived but we were allowed to sit in another area. The hotel staff also informed us as soon as they received a call from the airline about our lost luggage. The hotel is located to the West of downtown Yangon, within easy walking distance of Chinatown and 19th street which is a popular place to sample Yangon street food. The Sule Pagoda is within walking distance for those who want to brave the heat. The one downside of the hotel is the lack of a lift or elevator to take you up to your room. However, we had a friendly porter carry our bags up for us and even beat us up there waiting for us to climb the six sets of stairs. The staff also helped us arrange taxis and our onward bus tickets. Finally, the breakfast spread was good, with the fried noodles satisfying my hunger. However, like most places in Myanmar, the food is mostly pre-cooked and left out to go cold. Overall, this hotel was amazing value for money thanks to the helpful and friendly staff. The room is a good size and clean and the shared bathroom was not a problem.

I love this hostel, one of the best value, service and location in town. It's clearly a backpackers' favorite and for good reason. Very centrally located, you're right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of downtown Yangon, close to many food joints (exit hostel, go to left, turn left and there you go great Indian restaurant for your enjoyment!), close to the big market, supermarket etc. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, and the lounge area downstairs is so inviting you forget you're supposed to eventually go up and get some rest. The rooms are on the small side, but the beds are comfy so no complaints there. Great, fast internet, spotless rooms and shower.. why have you not booked this yet? :D I stayed with them twice at the start and end of my cross-country Burmese journey, and will likely go back for more someday.

I stayed at the Hotel Esta for 3 nights. I found that the hotel staff were courteous and friendly, and while English was not their native language, they spoke sufficient English for communication to be comfortable. It was located conveniently close to Chinatown and the Bogyoke Aung San Market, which made for quick trips to these areas possible (via Taxi, although walking is definitely possible). In addition, as the hotel was located near the University of Medicine and New Yangon General Hospital, we could easily give directions to Taxi drivers who had lost their way, even if they had a limited command of English. The room was not large, but cosy, and the toilet was relatively clean. Breakfast was great! - consisting of a simple buffet spread of 5 dishes and a choice of main courses (e.g. eggs, mohinga - a local specialty, fried rice). On the flipside, there were a number of houseflies in the small café/restaurant on the ground floor, although I did observe the waiters diligently swatting flies while there were no customers. Also, it seemed that the air vent in the toilet carried quite a large amount of cigarette smoke, making the toilet smell like a smoking room. I observed that the security staff stationed outside the hotel were smoking frequently, and while I have no qualms with that, I would appreciate it if they did so away from the air vent leading to our toilets. Overall, though, I had an excellent experience, and I would strongly recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Yangon for a few days.