Where to stay in Yangon Division
Yangon Division hotels & accommodations

This is an example of a well run hotel with well trained staff..from my side I have stayed in many hotels in Yangon and this hotel is an example of the future of 4 star hotel business.business . the quality of the fitting from carpets to ceiling is good. The staff are always helpful with a smile..the restaurant chef was friendly and interacted with guests needs. I wil...

My dad and I stayed (not "couple") there for 2 nights to start off our trip in Myanmar, and what a great choice this was. We were SO impressed by the attentiveness of the staff there. One of them in particular (sorry, no name..) once helped us get a taxi, the driver turned out he didn't know where he was going and we ended up taking a different one later. Next day, the...

Picked this hotel as it's away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Yangon, but still has good access, depending on the traffic. Picked a Club Room with a view over the Royal Park and the Pagoda and the extra price was well worth it. Room was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Don't normally eat in hotels in the evening, we did eat here one evening and enjoyed ...

Rather expensive but this is considered one of the best hotels in Yangon. Hotel is currently undergoing some upgrades. Hotel has a few restaurants, Italian, Chinese, and a Bar. This hotel is located a few miles outside of the city which is good as the city is currently very congested. 5-10 mins to the city by car. Most places to eat and see are outside of Yangon city s...
![Swimming pool [outdoor]](http://pix10.agoda.net/hotelImages/2816984/-1/a404170ff353d41f33d71853c4053983.jpg?ca=7&ce=1&s=312x235&ar=16x9)
We always enjoy any opportunity to stay at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Yangon. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The staff are pleasant, helpful and efficient, and the morning breakfast buffet is massive and delicious. Also the location in downtown in Yangon means that many sites and shopping outlets are within walking distance.

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, wor...

From the moment i drove into the hotel the feeling was completely different to other Yangon hotels & even hotels in developed countries. The space, tranquility, hotel layout (beside the largest lake in Yangon) & service, deserved special mention. Large impressive lobby. Room facing the largest lake in Yangon, clean, orderly, strong wifi ...... just nice for business t...

The Rose Garden Hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to several sights, such as the Shwedagon Pagoda, the Kandawgyi Lake, the main railway station and downtown Yangon. My room was nicely aquatinted featuring traditional Burmese culture and styles and it had all amenities one could expect from a five star hotel. I particularly liked the small bouquet ...

I love this hotel. I have stayed in many Yangon hotels, but this one really has character and so do the staff. Everyone I interacted with was exceptionally pleasant and helpful including the house keeping, the chef, the restaurant and bar staff and reception. It will definitely be my preferred Yangon hotel in future . Thank you

Enjoyed the meals taken at night they were reasonably priced and the set Chinese Meal I would definitely recommend. The Chefs maintained a constant visual presence, especially when their International Buffet was served at week ends, and also during Breakfast. The room was very comfortable, and rooms could be requested facing the famous Sharaweddogon Pagoda. A sunset ca...

Loved our stay at the Melia Yangon, hotel entry was so grand and beautiful centre piece hanging from the ceiling, staff very professional and polite, our room on the 22d floor was very spacious with beautiful windows and views, bed was massive and very comfortable, breakfast was amazing with so many choices of tasty food. Hotel is across the road from Inya Lake where y...

We stayed in City Star during the Thingyan Water Festival in Yangon and it was an unforgettable experience! What we like about the hotel is its very strategic location in downtown with many tourist spots in walking distance. The staff are very friendly and accommodating especially Mr. James who helped us in many ways during our stay in Yangon. The food taste very good ...

Even though pretty much almost all the hotels are overpriced in Yangon, Clover brand rips you off the least compared to the other hotels in Yangon. The Clover Plus is the newest addition to the Clover brand, so everything is nice and brand new. They even have key cards for room access instead of actual keys. I haven't seen other hotels in Yangon with this old technol...

Its my first time coming to Yangon and I'm staying at the Premier Suite for 6 days. First day got greeted at the door by staff offering to carry my luggage, got complimentary orange juice upon check in too. Room is very spacious as expected with a very big terrace all for ourselves. Breakfast is one of the best I've had among all the hotels I've been to. Wifi connectio...

This is a relatively new place which means cleans which means I loved it. They had a specialty cocktail. I think its an orange mojito. It was AMAZING. The breakfast buffet wasnt elaborate but what they did have was quality. The hotel is easy to find but not too close to any shops or markets. Its stands out from the other places in Yangon b/c of its sleek modern design....

It was very pleasant stay. Great location downtown close to most sight of Yangon, hotel was smack in Chinatown with market stalls around the corner-lots to see and buy. Of particular mention is the staff and service..... Of all the hotels I have visited (including world class 5 star hotels), this ranks as one of the best service I have ever experienced. From the check ...

Traders is a modern Western style hotel in the heart of Yangon. Its main selling point is central location within minutes of an easy walk to Sule Pagoda, City Hall or the market. Surrounding busy streets are teaming with life and provide great opportunities to observe and photograph street vendors, crowds of passersby or busy traffic. The hotel itself is a welcome oasi...

The Holly Hotel was a full 5 stars for me. The staff was well prepared to handle a foreigner. Every staff member I spoke to could speak great English. They were super helpful, knowledgable and friendly. The room was very nice with comfortable beds, clean rooms, air conditioned and warm water in the bathroom. I ate dinner in the Thai restaurant downstairs and it was del...

We stayed at Hotel Accord for our last two nights in Yangon. The beds were super comfy, the staff very helpful and rooms very quiet at night despite being in the heart of a busy area. The location is great near Dagon Center 1&2 with a lot of street life and several restaurants right outside the front door. The Owner was often in the lobby helping guests and was very fr...

That was my fourth time came back to this hotel. I usually email directly to the hotel for my bookings because they give special rates to the returning guests like me. But this time i booked through Agoda because of my very last minute plan to come Yangon. Hotel Yankin is good value for money and convenient for me to go around different parts of Yangon.

We were so please we chose the Novotel Max to stay at whilst in Yangon. From the moment we arrived the staff bent over backwards to please and help us. From moving us to a new room when we were worried it was too close to the pool, to always helping my wife with vegetarian selections in the restaurant, and helping arrange taxis and negotiate prices. Every staff member ...

I been to Yangon many times and The Link is probably the best hotel in Yangon with the range of 50-100 USD. Hotel is new so all facilities are still in excellent condition, staffs were friendly and location is right in the city center. Only one issue is the selection of breakfast which is quite limited. Otherwise, this hotel is perfect stay in Yangon

After receiving a discount on the room rate through my rewards points, our room rate ended up being very reasonable, but even the standard rate is much lower than I was expecting for Yangon hotels. Having said that, maybe rates have finally started to fall as there is more competition and my stay having been during the low season, it's not like there were too many tour...

Had a suite room. Very spacious and divided into bedroom and lounge area with Sony TV in each room. Hotel is old style but clean and comfortable with wonderful staff. Breakfast is basic but adequate. For me, having a large supermarket next door was a big plus. Plus good rate to change money at hotel. Transport from hotel to attractions like the Shwedagon pagoda was che...

the best thing about this hotel is the central location. you can just walk around to see some major attractions of yangon. i'd say it has "traders location" without traders price tag. check-in and check-out was quick and easy. wifi worked. the room was clean and tidy. a bit small, but adequate for us. we didn't have breakfast as we were leaving very early, but a modest...

Very good and clean new room with facilities. Serene place. Free breakfast. Nice and attentive staff. Near Shwedagon Pagoda. Competitive price. High standard compared with other hotels in Yangon at the same price range. Highly valuable and highly recommended. ห้องสะอาด มีสิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกครบครัน พนักงานกระตือรือล้น ยิ้มแย้มแจ่มใส มีอาหารเช้าฟรี ห้องพัก...

This is my third time at the Merchant Art - this time for 12 days. It's my go-to hotel. I travel to Yangon for business and previously tried several pricier places - Yangon hotels in general can be quite pricey for what you get as compared to hotels in some other cities like Bangkok, which cost more, but are much classier and are good valuefor money. However, for th...
Cheap places to stay in Yangon Division

Me and my friend stayed here for two nights. They arrange pickup from the airport. They welcome us with a drink, which for us is the best juice we ever tasted in Myanmar! Hehe. That no matter how tired we were, it always satisfy our thirst. Really. We arrived before checkin time so we waited on the rooftop of the building where you can have a sneak peak of Yangon. Room...

Clean, comfortable, private and excellent AC that is on all day and night. I am a solo traveller. I was involved in a traffic accident in Yangon and unfortunately aquired some bad injury's. The staff were kind and comforting and the excellent facilities allowed me to be as comfortable as possible. I only left to be closer to the hospital during my recovery. (i am not...

I was the first Vietnamese there during 26-28 June 2015. Like it! Traveller's House is my option because it is cheap in the centre of downtown Yangon ( esp in China Town). It is located right at the right corner of Maha Bandula & 21 street. Walk 10m , you will see the staircase right beside the Key man, look up on the 2nd floor for Traveller's House. Just walk starigh...

Six floor with no elevator, a lot of natural day light, ventilation is good. Room is quite small, 4 double beds , two and two stick together, has no hangers, table or chair to put your stuffs. Has two fans, one broken, I was the only one in the room, if the room is full (4 persons dorm), will be extremely crowded as there isn't much space ,no air-con, ...

This is the best hostel in yangon. I've already been on three separate occasions and every time I need to go through yangon i always go back. They are very reliable. The staff is so helpful and kind with everything from bus tickets to directions around the city. Their English is really good and improving. The beds are big and comfortable, and very clean hotel-like shee...

I like this place! It located in 11st street in Yangon downtown near Chinatown which is also quite far from those tourists places. However, the staffs there are friendly ,speaking good English. The room is just fit ,not too small,bed is comfortable,strong wifi! Shared bathroom is sooo clean, I think staffs do the cleaning from time to time. Simple breakfast.

Stayed for 2 nights. In general, I must say that this place is quite a good one. Value for money is guaranteed. I'll list some items for those who want to check this place more. Pros: - Cheap - Spacious room even for the dorm type. - 2 ACs in my room - The evening staff can speak English - Generally clean. Begpackers were the one who are dirty and stinking. Cons: - S...

It was really great. I usually don't stay in hostels when i travel, because it's always uncomfortable. But coming to Yangon and checking coup,e of not expencive guesthouses i didn't like them and decided to check this hostel which had really good reviews. It was a good decision! Hostel is good located, it haa the best shower i had in Myanmar, spacious rooms where you a...

This is by far one of the best hostels in Yangon. If you want to meet other travelers, this is the spot to do so. At the time of this review, renovations recently finished. So you'll experience a fresh and modern lounge/reception area. It's cozy, has great wifi, and chill. Pros: Beds are comfy and clean, showers/toilets are always clean, wifi is great, lounge area...

Great location with staff genuinely trying to do a good a job. From reading discussions on other blogs, I would not recommend staying the super cheap, windowless rooms. If your room has a window, you should be satisfied. There is no hotel safe or even a store room, but leaving my passport, etc. was not a problem. After two weeks in and about Yangon, we surprisingl...

I was spending 3 nights at Shwe Yo hostel during water festival holidays and had a good time in Yangon! The family owned hostel is a great place to be: Best location, very nice and helpful family and staff that speak good English and help you a lot with travel planning, things to do around Yangon and prepare the most delicious (vegetarian) food I had so far in Myanmar ...

The room and bed is so clean, the owner or manager can spoke well English, great and best information they tried to provide. This is just in-front of the main street of China Town in Yangon, and so easy to get most of the places or street, vegetarian restaurant is just walking distance. Can take local bus from Sule Pagoda to airport is just 500 kyat that's so cheap!

I loved to stay here and in fact favoured it over a seemingly more luxurious Hotel which in my experience with Yangon Hotels usually has no charme and can be dirty and often has no comfortable seating areas ect. This hostel is much better value for money. The wonderful staff is helpful, kind and professional. They will not overwhelm you with suggestions to do things bu...

1st & foremost, the staff are super friendly and accommodating. Had a long chat with the manager and he explained both the high standards of training while his love to be able to connect with customers, which explains the lovely atmosphere at 20th Street Hostel. Other travelers commented that the WiFi here was the best in Yangon. They allowed us to use the toilets and ...

Agga Guest House is a nice place to stay in Yangon. The staff is friendly and helpful and the location is close to 19th Street where one can enjoy the nightlife. Yangon hotels are very expensive and this is one of the better options if you don't want to stay in a hostel. The rooms are spacious.

Locate at the heart of China Town, exactly same as photos, art painting on the wall are so amazing, very clean room. The staff are polite, helpful and super friendly, they did made our visit in Yangon easier, they try their best to help us traveling in the city like giving advice on our travel itinerary, walking with us to the bus stop, etc. Everything is out of our ...

Nice stay in this hotel. Location is very good and I found the rooms and bathroom very clean! Staff is very helpfull (booking bus tickets, giving direction and ways to go to places around Yangon). No window in the room but most of the similar hotel are the same, + you can't expect more for this price, as hotels in Yangon are quite expensive. They should improve the b...

there are three great points to recommend you to stay here. Firstly, employees are so kind and friendly. They will try to do their best to respond your request. Secondly, this is the cheapest hostel in Yangon and even Myanmar. So if you wanna save your money, this hostel is suitable for you. Finally, wifi connection is great. you can use line, youtube, and facebook ...

If you’re arriving late in Yangon - BOOK HERE! It takes so long to get into the city and it’s just not worth the hassle if all you need is sleep. It’s muchhhh easier to get to the bus terminal from here as well - so if you plan on landing in Yangon and heading immediately down south, this is also going to save you a ton of travel time. The bed is comfy (room had more...

I have travelled to Yangon many times and this hostel is in the best location near bogoke market, it is clean with quality linen bedding, the simple breakfast with fresh coffee is better than most, the restaurant and coffeeshop provides excellent cuisine and some of the best fresh coffee in yangon, the staff and guests add to the great vibe of this place, games availab...

We arrived Yangon by Train from Bago and this hostel is just 5 min walk from Yangon central railway station, which is in the very city center. Also the airport bus is just in front of railway station. Best to stay here if you plan to use train for traveling along the country. Just 10 min walk to Sule pagoda, which have many buses to go to everywhere in Yangon. Hostel...

The hotel is in an easy-to-remember location in downtown Yangon, within walking distance to the railway station, the Sule Pagoda roundabout, the jetty as well as the various day markets. The staff are helpful and approachable, who took us thru the Yangon downtown map upon checking in and arranged for a smooth airport transfer on our last day there. The interior of the ...

We really enjoyed our stay at Lotus. The staff is very, very friendly, Sue in particular. The breakfast is really good-choice of Western and Asian options that you request the evening before. It is in a really good location, right in the heart of Yangon. It is probably about a 15 minute walk to Sule Pagoda and a really nice park that is right next to it, and many of th...

Nice location, great facilities, pleasant staff and accommodating management (owner is cool) BUT I found a bedbug, just one, but still enough to lead to the possibility they multiply and become a problem. The owner seemed very open to hearing about and addressing the issue, so hopefully the problem is eradicated before your stay. If you get bit in the middle of the ni...

During our trip to Myanmar we stayed there twice and both times we were very satisfied. It's a nice and clean place, close to Sule pagoda, shops, food corner, night bazar etc. Staff is very friendly and helpful. They have free transport to the airport and when we arrived to Yangon they also picked us up from the airport (for free) which is awesome! Breakfast is good. B...

The Four Rivers Hostel is an excellent "home-base" to explore the bustling city of Yangon. The center of Yangon is just a short walk away, at the same time the hostel offers all the anemities needed to recharge the batteries (nice interior set-up, clean bath rooms, large beds etc.). Would definitely stay here again! We visited in late Dec 2015 and stayed for 2 nights ...

All accomodation in Myanmar is more expensive than the rest of SEA, so this is something to expect, however this place is absolutely worth it. Very clean facilities, comfy bunks with curtains, locker and reading light, and a decent breakfast. Security guard is the absolutely friendliest, and him, with the night clerk, saved my butt getting a taxi to the bus station in ...
4-star hotels in Yangon Division

This is an example of a well run hotel with well trained staff..from my side I have stayed in many hotels in Yangon and this hotel is an example of the future of 4 star hotel business.business . the quality of the fitting from carpets to ceiling is good. The staff are always helpful with a smile..the restaurant chef was friendly and interacted with guests needs. I wil...

My dad and I stayed (not "couple") there for 2 nights to start off our trip in Myanmar, and what a great choice this was. We were SO impressed by the attentiveness of the staff there. One of them in particular (sorry, no name..) once helped us get a taxi, the driver turned out he didn't know where he was going and we ended up taking a different one later. Next day, the...

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, wor...

I love this hotel. I have stayed in many Yangon hotels, but this one really has character and so do the staff. Everyone I interacted with was exceptionally pleasant and helpful including the house keeping, the chef, the restaurant and bar staff and reception. It will definitely be my preferred Yangon hotel in future . Thank you

Enjoyed the meals taken at night they were reasonably priced and the set Chinese Meal I would definitely recommend. The Chefs maintained a constant visual presence, especially when their International Buffet was served at week ends, and also during Breakfast. The room was very comfortable, and rooms could be requested facing the famous Sharaweddogon Pagoda. A sunset ca...

Its my first time coming to Yangon and I'm staying at the Premier Suite for 6 days. First day got greeted at the door by staff offering to carry my luggage, got complimentary orange juice upon check in too. Room is very spacious as expected with a very big terrace all for ourselves. Breakfast is one of the best I've had among all the hotels I've been to. Wifi connectio...

This is a relatively new place which means cleans which means I loved it. They had a specialty cocktail. I think its an orange mojito. It was AMAZING. The breakfast buffet wasnt elaborate but what they did have was quality. The hotel is easy to find but not too close to any shops or markets. Its stands out from the other places in Yangon b/c of its sleek modern design....

It was very pleasant stay. Great location downtown close to most sight of Yangon, hotel was smack in Chinatown with market stalls around the corner-lots to see and buy. Of particular mention is the staff and service..... Of all the hotels I have visited (including world class 5 star hotels), this ranks as one of the best service I have ever experienced. From the check ...

After receiving a discount on the room rate through my rewards points, our room rate ended up being very reasonable, but even the standard rate is much lower than I was expecting for Yangon hotels. Having said that, maybe rates have finally started to fall as there is more competition and my stay having been during the low season, it's not like there were too many tour...

This is my third time at the Merchant Art - this time for 12 days. It's my go-to hotel. I travel to Yangon for business and previously tried several pricier places - Yangon hotels in general can be quite pricey for what you get as compared to hotels in some other cities like Bangkok, which cost more, but are much classier and are good valuefor money. However, for th...

Brand new hotel - opened on Jan 1st 2017. Room is extremely clean, and well furnished. Shower Area / Toilets spacious. Staff are very friendly. Lobby is uniquely-designed. Good food - though the menu was slightly limited as I was one of the first guests and the full menu wasn't on offer at that time. Beside the hotel, there is a good thai restaurant, a very popular ...

I would recommend this hotel as a place to stay that is with reasonable distance to Yangon International Airport. It is no more overpriced than any hotel in Yangon. I would look into my own transportation to and from the airport as the hotel charged $17 per trip and a regular taxi would be about $5. Breakfast was great. The staff were friendly and helpful.

It was such an extraordinary experiences our stay at Vintage Yatch hotel in Yangon. From the three hotels that we have stayed in Yangon, this hotel fascinated us for its unique façade and facilities. It is really extraordinary not only for its façade and facilities but for also for the remarkable services rendered by its staff. A very notable services provided by their...

If you're planning an international vacation and are considering something different, then travel to Myanmar. Two recommendations are easy to make: (1) book your stay at The Loft in downtown Yangon and (2) hire tour Guide "Han" from Toursbylocals.com. The Loft is a funky and cool boutique hotel in the capital city of Yangon, Myanmar (formerly known as Rangoon, Burma)...
![Swimming pool [outdoor]](http://pix10.agoda.net/hotelImages/2416466/-1/43c38db2a27dd1affe9642a0b0931047.jpg?ca=9&ce=1&s=312x235&ar=16x9)
We were positively surprised by this one. Originally, we were only looking for a hotel close to the airport, as we were leaving the next day. But this hotel was more than that. The staff was very nice and attentive and from the first moment on we felt very good about our choice. The room was big, clean, had a very nice bathroom and a comfortable bed. There's a pool th...

This is one of my top choices of hotels in Yangon. It's almost to the standard of the main top hotels like Traders and the Park Royal but much cheaper - although it' still a bit on the pricey side. It is very comfortable and the staff are very friendly - a great hotel for both business and pleasure!

First, don't get confuse. There are 2 Clovers in Yangon. 1st is Clover Hotel and 2nd is Clover Suites. Both are located in Bahan area. Good Things about Clover Suites: 1. It is NEW! 2. There's a roof top pool and a gym which has a nice view of Schwedagon Pagoda. 3. Cheap and good food in restaurant located at level 5 (suitable for Asians - around 1,500 to 3,500 kyat o...

As a seasoned business traveller I can recommend this place without reservation. Excellent staff, facilities, and Suites. Its restaurant, bars, pool, gym, convenience store etc are very nice and well managed. Its in a very good area of Yangon with other restaurants, Embassies, bars and shops all near by. Please note that the suites in Residence 2 are far larger and m...

I tried several hotels in Yangon but at the end always come back to this one. The hotel is not too far from airport but not in the city center. Anyway you will always take Grab or taxi, so it wasn't an issue for me. The room is clean, and like most hotels in Myanmar, the staff are super kind and helpful.

I had booked in to the hotel as it was near the airport and I was arriving quite late (rush hour traffic in Yangon is a nightmare). The hotel arranged a pickup ($10 - cheaper of local taxi is used), and the hotel is 10mins from airport. I was met by very friendly and efficient English-speaking staff. I was given a great room over looking the pool with balcony. Very qui...

I enjoyed staying at Ruby Garden Hotel. The room was clean and spacious. The staffs were helpful. The hotel had lovely and greenery garden and also a nice cafe which providing good food and coffee. The hotel locates on the main road so it was so convenient to take taxi, to take bus and also to walk to other destinatons. I will stay here next time I visit Yangon.
Luxury hotels in Yangon Division

Picked this hotel as it's away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Yangon, but still has good access, depending on the traffic. Picked a Club Room with a view over the Royal Park and the Pagoda and the extra price was well worth it. Room was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Don't normally eat in hotels in the evening, we did eat here one evening and enjoyed ...

Rather expensive but this is considered one of the best hotels in Yangon. Hotel is currently undergoing some upgrades. Hotel has a few restaurants, Italian, Chinese, and a Bar. This hotel is located a few miles outside of the city which is good as the city is currently very congested. 5-10 mins to the city by car. Most places to eat and see are outside of Yangon city s...
![Swimming pool [outdoor]](http://pix10.agoda.net/hotelImages/2816984/-1/a404170ff353d41f33d71853c4053983.jpg?ca=7&ce=1&s=312x235&ar=16x9)
We always enjoy any opportunity to stay at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Yangon. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. The staff are pleasant, helpful and efficient, and the morning breakfast buffet is massive and delicious. Also the location in downtown in Yangon means that many sites and shopping outlets are within walking distance.

From the moment i drove into the hotel the feeling was completely different to other Yangon hotels & even hotels in developed countries. The space, tranquility, hotel layout (beside the largest lake in Yangon) & service, deserved special mention. Large impressive lobby. Room facing the largest lake in Yangon, clean, orderly, strong wifi ...... just nice for business t...

The Rose Garden Hotel is conveniently located within walking distance to several sights, such as the Shwedagon Pagoda, the Kandawgyi Lake, the main railway station and downtown Yangon. My room was nicely aquatinted featuring traditional Burmese culture and styles and it had all amenities one could expect from a five star hotel. I particularly liked the small bouquet ...

Traders is a modern Western style hotel in the heart of Yangon. Its main selling point is central location within minutes of an easy walk to Sule Pagoda, City Hall or the market. Surrounding busy streets are teaming with life and provide great opportunities to observe and photograph street vendors, crowds of passersby or busy traffic. The hotel itself is a welcome oasi...

We were so please we chose the Novotel Max to stay at whilst in Yangon. From the moment we arrived the staff bent over backwards to please and help us. From moving us to a new room when we were worried it was too close to the pool, to always helping my wife with vegetarian selections in the restaurant, and helping arrange taxis and negotiate prices. Every staff member ...
![Swimming pool [outdoor]](http://pix10.agoda.net/hotelImages/10493/-1/57e4882abb531fddf975d8e45b7956c0.jpg?ca=0&ce=1&s=312x235&ar=16x9)
The Strand has been renovated in keeping with its traditions as one of the great Asian luxury hotels and delivers on its promise. It is close to the colonial buildings of Yangon and Sule and has some good local restaurants nearby but it is a taxi ride to Shwedagon Pagoda. The Strand provides a calm oasis from the dust and hustle of Yangon, indeed, the contrast in wo...

This is a brand new hotel in the heart of Yangon city. Traffic is rather congested to reach there. Anyway, this is common sight in most places of Yangon. The hotel is located in the middle of a lane and it took our driver quite some time to find the exact location on the first day. The entrance of the lane towards the hotel are lined up with street-food hawkers which ...

We have stayed at many hotels in Yangon and across Asia and this was such a surprise to us! The sleek and modern look immediately assures you that you are in a 5 Star hotel. The location is great with amazing views. The breakfast was very good also. But, the best part was the service/staff. Not only our family, but others who we met there were talking about how gr...
Popular hotels
Frequently asked questions
What are the best hotels in Yangon near Shwedagon Pagoda?
Verified travelers to Yangon who stayed near Shwedagon Pagoda have given top reviews to Grace Pho Sein Hotel , Royal Landmark Hotel and Hotel Boundary.
What are the best hotels in Yangon near Chaukhtatgyi Buddha?
Verified travelers to Yangon who stayed near Chaukhtatgyi Buddha have given top reviews to Royal Landmark Hotel, Grace Pho Sein Hotel and Hotel Boundary.
What are the best hotels in Yangon near Sule Pagoda?
Verified travelers to Yangon who stayed near Sule Pagoda have given top reviews to Grace Pho Sein Hotel , Royal Landmark Hotel and Hotel Boundary.
What are the most popular hotels in Yangon?
Some of our most popular hotels in Yangon are Pan Pacific Yangon, LOTTE HOTEL YANGON and PARKROYAL Yangon.
What are the best hotels in Yangon for couples?
Hotels in Yangon that are highly rated by couples include Pan Pacific Yangon, LOTTE HOTEL YANGON and PARKROYAL Yangon.
What are the best hotels in Yangon for families?
Hotels in Yangon that are highly rated by families include Pan Pacific Yangon, LOTTE HOTEL YANGON and PARKROYAL Yangon.
What hotels in Yangon have the best views?
Verified travelers to Yangon have given top reviews for the views at LOTTE HOTEL YANGON, Backpacker Bed & Breakfast and Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake Yangon.
What hotels in Yangon have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Yangon have given top reviews for the breakfast at BaobaBed Hostel, 501 Merchant Bed & Breakfast and Thanlwin Guest House.

Find the Perfect Type of Accommodation
More about Yangon Division
Discovering the Magic of Yangon Myanmar
Yangon, Myanmar's largest city, is a captivating blend of rich history and vibrant culture that enchants every traveler who steps foot in its bustling streets. The city is known for its stunning architecture, ranging from colonial-era buildings to sacred pagodas that glimmer in the sunlight. One of the most iconic landmarks is the Shwedagon Pagoda, a breathtaking golden stupa that stands tall at the center of the city, drawing visitors from around the globe. As you wander through Yangon, the warm smiles of the locals and the aroma of street food wafting through the air create an inviting atmosphere that beckons you to explore further.
In addition to its historical significance, Yangon offers a vibrant arts scene and a plethora of markets that showcase local crafts and delicious cuisine. The city's rich cultural tapestry is woven together by its diverse ethnic communities, each contributing unique traditions and festivals that bring the streets to life. Whether you're exploring the lively streets of Chinatown or visiting the tranquil Kandawgyi Lake, the magic of Yangon lies in its ability to surprise and delight at every turn.
Best Time to Experience Yangon
Planning your visit to Yangon requires a bit of insight into the city's climate and local festivities. The best time to visit is during the cooler months, from November to February, when temperatures are more pleasant and the chance of rain is minimal. This period is ideal for outdoor exploration, allowing you to immerse yourself in the city's attractions without the sweltering heat. Additionally, this season coincides with several local festivals, such as the Thadingyut Festival, which celebrates the end of Buddhist Lent with vibrant lights and festivities.
As you consider your travel dates, it’s also essential to be aware of the monsoon season, which typically runs from May to October. While the rain can be heavy at times, the lush landscapes and fewer crowds can offer a unique experience for adventurous travelers. Booking accommodations in advance during peak tourist seasons ensures you secure the best options available, whether you're looking for luxury hotels or budget-friendly stays.
Essential Travel Tips for Yangon Adventures
To ensure a smooth journey through Yangon, it’s crucial to be prepared with some essential travel tips. First, familiarize yourself with local customs and etiquette. For instance, when visiting pagodas, it is customary to remove your shoes and dress modestly. This respect for local traditions will enhance your experience and foster goodwill with the locals. Additionally, learning a few basic phrases in Burmese can go a long way in connecting with the residents.
Safety is another important aspect to consider while exploring Yangon. The city is generally safe for tourists, but it’s wise to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas. Keep your belongings secure and be cautious when using public transportation. Opting for reputable taxi services or ride-hailing apps can provide added peace of mind. Lastly, always have some cash on hand, as many small vendors and eateries do not accept credit cards. These simple tips will help you navigate the city with ease and enhance your overall travel experience.
Where to Stay in the Heart of Yangon
Finding the perfect place to stay in Yangon is key to enjoying your visit. The city offers a variety of neighborhoods, each with its unique charm and accommodations. The Downtown area is a popular choice for travelers seeking proximity to major attractions like the Sule Pagoda and bustling markets. Here, you can find a mix of luxury hotels and budget options that cater to different preferences and budgets.
For those looking for a more tranquil experience, the Kandawgyi Lake area offers scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation after a day of exploring. Luxury accommodations such as the PAN PACIFIC YANGON and LOTTE HOTEL YANGON provide exceptional amenities and stunning views of the lake, ensuring a comfortable stay. Meanwhile, budget travelers can find cozy guesthouses and boutique hotels in areas like Yangon Chinatown, where you can experience local life up close.
The Allure of Luxury Hotels in Yangon
For those who enjoy a touch of opulence during their travels, Yangon boasts several luxury hotels that promise an unforgettable stay. The LOTTE Hotel Yangon is a standout, known for its modern design and exceptional service. Guests rave about the comfortable rooms and the delectable dining options available on-site. The hotel's strategic location near the lake allows for stunning views and easy access to nearby attractions.
Another excellent choice is the PAN PACIFIC YANGON, which offers a blend of contemporary elegance and traditional hospitality. With its luxurious spa, fine dining restaurants, and spacious rooms, this hotel is perfect for travelers seeking relaxation and indulgence. Reviews highlight the friendly staff and the hotel's commitment to providing a memorable experience, making it a top choice for visitors to Yangon.
Budget-Friendly Hotels in Yangon
Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean compromising on comfort in Yangon. The city offers a variety of affordable hotels that provide excellent value for money. The Myanmar Life Hotel is a popular option among budget-conscious travelers. Guests appreciate the hotel’s clean facilities, efficient staff, and convenient location, which allows for easy exploration of the city’s main attractions.
Another great choice is Hotel Balmi, where visitors often praise the friendly staff and the quiet, comfortable rooms. The hotel also features a complimentary breakfast, making it an excellent way to start your day of adventures. With a little research, travelers can find numerous budget-friendly accommodations that don’t skimp on quality, ensuring a pleasant stay in this vibrant city.
Family-Friendly Accommodations in Yangon
Traveling with family can be a delightful experience, and Yangon offers a range of accommodations that cater specifically to families. When searching for a family-friendly hotel, look for amenities such as spacious rooms, kid-friendly dining options, and convenient locations near attractions. One great choice is the PARKROYAL Yangon, which is known for its welcoming atmosphere and family-oriented services. Parents appreciate the hotel's large rooms, which provide ample space for families to relax after a day of exploring the city.
Another excellent option for families is the Myanmar Life Hotel. This hotel features a variety of activities for children, ensuring they stay entertained during your stay. Guests often highlight the clean facilities and friendly staff, making it a comfortable base for family adventures. Its central location allows easy access to family-friendly attractions, such as the Yangon Zoo and Kandawgyi Park, where kids can enjoy the outdoors.
For families looking for a unique experience, consider boutique hotels that offer personalized services. Many of these hotels provide family suites and special packages that include meals and activities for children. By choosing the right accommodation, families can create unforgettable memories while exploring the vibrant culture and history that Yangon has to offer.
Unique Stays and Boutique Hotels in Yangon
If you're seeking a more personalized experience during your stay in Yangon, boutique hotels are a fantastic choice. These accommodations often reflect the local culture and aesthetics, providing a unique atmosphere that larger hotels may lack. One standout is the Hotel Balmi, which is praised for its charming decor and attentive service. Guests frequently comment on the cozy ambiance, making it a perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing.
Another boutique option is the Riverside Hotel, which offers stunning views of the Yangon River. This hotel combines modern comforts with traditional touches, creating a warm and inviting environment. The staff are known for their hospitality, ensuring that every guest feels at home. Staying in a boutique hotel allows travelers to immerse themselves in the local culture while enjoying personalized services that cater to their needs.
Additionally, many boutique hotels in Yangon are located in vibrant neighborhoods, providing easy access to local markets, restaurants, and attractions. This proximity allows guests to explore the city at their own pace, discovering hidden gems along the way. With unique designs and a focus on guest experience, boutique hotels in Yangon promise a memorable stay that goes beyond the ordinary.
Exploring Yangon’s Cultural and Historical Treasures
Yangon is a city steeped in history and culture, making it a treasure trove for those interested in exploring its many attractions. The Shwedagon Pagoda is undoubtedly the crown jewel of the city, captivating visitors with its golden stupa that shines brightly against the skyline. This sacred site is not only a place of worship but also a hub of activity, where locals and tourists alike gather to admire its beauty and participate in rituals. A visit to Shwedagon is best timed for sunset, when the golden hues create a magical atmosphere.
Another must-visit landmark is the Sule Pagoda, located in the heart of downtown Yangon. This historic site is surrounded by bustling streets and offers a glimpse into the city's vibrant life. The pagoda is a great starting point for exploring nearby attractions, including the colonial-era buildings that showcase Yangon’s architectural heritage. Don't miss the chance to visit the National Museum, where you can learn about Myanmar's rich history, art, and culture through fascinating exhibits.
For those interested in the local arts scene, the Chaukhtatgyi Buddha is a remarkable sight. This reclining Buddha statue is one of the largest in Myanmar and is adorned with intricate designs. Nearby, the Botahtaung Pagoda offers a unique experience, as visitors can walk through its hollow structure and admire the relics housed inside. Exploring these cultural and historical treasures will not only enrich your understanding of Yangon but also leave you with lasting memories of this enchanting city.
Family-Friendly Attractions for Memorable Experiences
Yangon is filled with attractions that cater to families, ensuring that everyone has a memorable experience. One popular destination is Kandawgyi Park, a serene oasis in the city where families can enjoy a leisurely stroll or a picnic by the lake. The park features playgrounds for children and beautiful walking paths that offer stunning views of the Kandawgyi Lake and the iconic Shwedagon Pagoda in the distance. This is a great spot to unwind and let the kids run free in a safe environment.
Another fantastic family-friendly attraction is the Yangon Zoo. Home to a variety of animals, the zoo provides an educational experience for children while allowing them to connect with nature. Parents will appreciate the shaded areas and seating available throughout the zoo, making it a comfortable outing for the whole family. Afterward, head to People's Square and Park, where families can enjoy open spaces, gardens, and even a small amusement area for kids.
For a unique experience, consider visiting the Maha Bandula Park, which is located near the city center. This park features a large open area perfect for games and activities, and it's often bustling with local families enjoying their day. Engaging in these family-friendly attractions will not only entertain children but also create cherished memories of your time in Yangon.
Outdoor Adventures and Nature Escapes in Yangon
For those seeking a break from the city's hustle and bustle, Yangon offers several outdoor adventures and nature escapes. One of the most notable destinations is Hlawga National Park, located just a short drive from the city center. This park is a haven for nature lovers, featuring lush landscapes, walking trails, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can enjoy activities such as birdwatching, picnicking, and even cycling along designated paths. It’s an ideal spot for families looking to spend a day outdoors while connecting with nature.
Another great outdoor option is the Thanlyin plot, where you can explore the rural side of Myanmar. This area is known for its beautiful scenery and agricultural landscapes, providing a peaceful retreat from the urban environment. Consider taking a guided tour to learn about local farming practices and the rich biodiversity of the region. The fresh air and scenic views make for a refreshing escape that is sure to rejuvenate your spirit.
For a more leisurely outdoor experience, visit the White Elephants area, where you can enjoy a walk amidst beautiful gardens and serene surroundings. This area is perfect for those looking to relax and unwind while appreciating the natural beauty of Yangon. Whether you prefer hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying a quiet moment in nature, Yangon has plenty of outdoor adventures to offer.
Shopping Delights in Yangon’s Local Markets
Shopping in Yangon is an adventure in itself, offering a delightful mix of traditional markets and modern boutiques. The Bogyoke Aung San Market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the local shopping scene. This sprawling market features hundreds of stalls selling everything from handmade crafts and jewelry to traditional clothing and local snacks. The vibrant atmosphere is enhanced by the friendly vendors eager to share their products and stories. Don't forget to haggle a bit; it's part of the fun and often leads to great bargains!
Another fantastic spot for shopping is Yangon Chinatown, where you can immerse yourself in a world of colorful stalls and street vendors. The area is particularly lively in the evenings, with food stalls offering a variety of delicious local dishes. As you stroll through the streets, keep an eye out for unique souvenirs, such as traditional Myanmar puppets, textiles, and lacquerware. The bustling ambiance and the chance to interact with locals make this experience truly memorable.
For those seeking a more contemporary shopping experience, Junction City is a modern shopping mall that features a variety of international brands, restaurants, and entertainment options. It's a great place to relax after exploring the city, with comfortable cafes and shops to browse. Whether you’re looking for traditional crafts or modern goods, Yangon’s shopping scene has something for everyone, making it an exciting part of your visit.
Indulging in Yangon’s Culinary Scene
Food lovers will find Yangon to be a culinary paradise, bursting with flavors and aromas that reflect the city’s rich cultural heritage. Traditional Myanmar cuisine offers a variety of dishes that are both delicious and unique. One must-try dish is Mohinga, a flavorful fish soup served with rice noodles, often enjoyed for breakfast. Street vendors throughout the city serve this beloved dish, providing an authentic taste of local life.
Another culinary highlight is the famous Burmese curry, which is typically milder than its Indian counterpart and often features fresh vegetables and aromatic spices. Local restaurants, such as Shan Yoe Yar, offer a range of curries that showcase the diverse flavors of Myanmar. Pair your meal with a refreshing glass of lahpet yei, a traditional tea that is both invigorating and soothing.
For those interested in a more upscale dining experience, many hotels in Yangon feature fine dining options that serve both local and international cuisine. The PARKROYAL Yangon boasts a renowned restaurant that offers a delightful mix of traditional dishes and contemporary flavors. Exploring the culinary scene in Yangon is an essential part of the travel experience, allowing visitors to savor the unique tastes and culinary traditions of Myanmar.
Nightlife and Entertainment in Yangon
Yangon’s nightlife is a blend of cultural experiences and lively entertainment options. As the sun sets, the city transforms, offering a variety of venues for visitors to enjoy. One popular spot is Rangoon Tea House, where you can indulge in traditional Myanmar tea while enjoying live music and a vibrant atmosphere. This charming venue is perfect for relaxing with friends and experiencing the local culture in a cozy setting.
For those looking for a more energetic evening, Sky Bar at the Yangon Excelsior Hotel offers stunning views of the city skyline along with expertly crafted cocktails. The ambiance is chic and sophisticated, making it an ideal place for a night out. Additionally, many bars and lounges throughout the city host live music performances, showcasing local talent and providing an authentic taste of Yangon’s nightlife.
If you’re interested in cultural performances, keep an eye out for traditional dance shows or theater performances at venues like the Myanmar Cultural Museum. These events offer a glimpse into the rich artistic heritage of the country and are a wonderful way to spend an evening while immersing yourself in local culture.
Transportation Tips for Getting Around Yangon
Getting around Yangon is relatively easy, thanks to a variety of transportation options available to travelers. The city has a growing network of public buses that are inexpensive and cover many routes, making them a great choice for budget-conscious travelers. However, it’s helpful to familiarize yourself with the routes beforehand, as signage may not always be in English.
Taxis are another popular option for getting around Yangon. It's advisable to use reputable taxi services or ride-hailing apps, which provide a convenient way to book a ride without language barriers. Ensure that the driver uses the meter, or negotiate the fare before starting your journey to avoid any misunderstandings.
For those looking to explore the city at a leisurely pace, renting a bicycle is a fantastic option. Many hotels offer bike rentals, allowing you to navigate the streets and discover hidden gems at your own speed. Cycling through the city not only provides a unique perspective but also allows you to interact with locals along the way. Whichever mode of transportation you choose, navigating Yangon can be an enjoyable part of your travel experience.
Festivals and Events Celebrating Yangon’s Culture
Yangon is home to numerous festivals and events that celebrate its rich cultural heritage throughout the year. One of the most significant events is the Thadingyut Festival, which marks the end of Buddhist Lent. The festival is celebrated with vibrant lights, decorations, and communal gatherings, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the city. Visitors can witness traditional performances, enjoy local delicacies, and participate in the joyful celebrations alongside the locals.
Another exciting event is the Water Festival, known as Thingyan, which takes place in April. This lively celebration marks the Burmese New Year and is characterized by water fights, music, and dancing. Streets come alive with people splashing water on each other, making it a fun and unforgettable experience for visitors. Joining in the festivities is a great way to immerse yourself in the local culture and create lasting memories.
Throughout the year, various cultural events and art exhibitions take place in Yangon, showcasing the talents of local artists and performers. Keep an eye on local event listings to catch live music performances, art shows, and traditional dance events during your visit. Engaging with these festivals and events provides an enriching insight into the vibrant culture of Yangon.
Safety and Practical Travel Information for Yangon
Yangon is generally a safe city for travelers, but it's always wise to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. As with any destination, it’s important to keep your belongings secure, especially in crowded areas. Avoid displaying valuables openly and be mindful of pickpockets in busy markets or tourist spots.
When it comes to health and safety, ensure you have travel insurance that covers medical expenses and emergencies. It's also advisable to drink bottled water and be cautious with street food, especially if you have a sensitive stomach. Familiarizing yourself with local emergency numbers and the location of nearby hospitals can provide peace of mind during your stay.
Lastly, staying informed about local customs and etiquette can enhance your travel experience. Respect for local traditions, such as dressing modestly when visiting religious sites, is appreciated by the locals and fosters positive interactions. By following these practical safety tips, you can enjoy a worry-free adventure in Yangon.
Day Trips from Yangon to Explore Beyond the City
While Yangon has plenty to offer, taking day trips to nearby attractions can enrich your travel experience and provide a deeper understanding of Myanmar's beauty and culture. One popular destination is Bago, located just a short drive from Yangon. This ancient city is home to stunning pagodas, including the impressive Shwethalyaung Buddha, one of the largest reclining Buddha statues in the country. Bago also features vibrant markets and traditional villages, allowing visitors to experience local life.
Another fantastic day trip option is Ngwe Saung Beach, known for its pristine coastline and tranquil atmosphere. This beautiful beach is perfect for relaxation, water sports, and enjoying the stunning sunsets. It's an ideal escape from the bustle of the city, providing a serene setting for sunbathing or exploring the nearby fishing villages.
For a more cultural experience, consider visiting the ancient city of Pyu, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The archaeological sites here offer a glimpse into Myanmar's rich history and ancient civilizations. Guided tours are available to help you navigate the historical landmarks and gain insights into the significance of the area. These day trips from Yangon provide an opportunity to explore the diverse landscapes and cultural heritage of Myanmar.
Why Agoda.com is Your Best Choice for Yangon Hotel Booking
Booking accommodations in Yangon through Agoda.com provides travelers with a seamless experience, offering a wide range of options to suit every budget and preference. With user-friendly features, Agoda allows you to compare prices, read genuine reviews, and find the best deals on hotels, ensuring you make an informed choice for your stay.
Agoda’s extensive selection includes everything from luxury hotels to budget-friendly guesthouses, making it easy to find the perfect place to rest after a day of exploring. Additionally, exclusive promotions and discounts are frequently available, providing travelers with even more savings on their bookings. The platform also offers a secure payment process, giving you peace of mind as you finalize your reservations.
With Agoda’s dedicated customer support, assistance is just a click away, ensuring you have a smooth experience from booking to check-in. Whether you’re searching for a family-friendly hotel or a unique boutique stay, Agoda.com is your go-to resource for finding the ideal accommodations in Yangon, Myanmar.
Weather Wonders in Yangon Throughout the Year
Yangon’s weather is characterized by a tropical monsoon climate, which varies throughout the year. The dry season from November to February is considered the best time to visit, with cooler temperatures and minimal rainfall. During this period, daytime temperatures typically range from 20°C to 30°C, making it pleasant for outdoor activities and sightseeing.
The months of March to May can be quite hot, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C. Travelers visiting during this time should be prepared for the heat and stay hydrated. The monsoon season, which lasts from May to October, brings heavy rains and high humidity. While this season may deter some travelers, it also transforms the landscape into a lush paradise, providing a unique perspective of the city.
Regardless of when you visit, it’s essential to pack accordingly. Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal for the warm months, while a light jacket may be needed during cooler evenings in the dry season. If traveling during the monsoon, a waterproof jacket and comfortable shoes for wet conditions are advisable. Understanding the weather patterns in Yangon will help you plan your visit and make the most of your time in this captivating city.






















