Casas de huéspedes en Myanmar

“Hotel tres agréable avec une equipe aux petits soins. Jardin agréable. Chambre en bon état, propre. ”

“Pros 1. Rooms are just okay - spartan (not big) along with toothbrush, toothpaste, bath gel, shampoo 3. Free water bottle per day 4. Refilling of water near the reception area 5. good Restaurants within 20 metres 6. Very Nice balcony - you can see the sunrise sitting in your room (provided you get the road facing room) and spend time with your friends in the huge balcony. 7. Exceptional location 8. Reasonably good Breakfast - they will take you to a nearby restaurant Cons 1. Staff hardly...

“Hotel veillot mais personnel tellement gentil et serviable”

“The check-in and check-out process went quite smoothly. There was a different hot breakfast each day. Tours can be arranged through a staff member with very good English. The WiFi is decent but the walls are very thin and there is no hot water for the shower. Mosquito nets help keep them away while sleeping. There is no private parking though. We had to park our car in front of the guesthouse overnight.”

“Buena acogida, personal amable siempre con sonrisa. Habitacion amplia y limpia, aunque no tenia nevera. Baño nuevo. Desayuno estupendo”

“Nice guest house with very happy helpful staff. Offered a choice of rooms the one we chose was spacious clean with a comfy bed and an adequate bathroom. Air con worked fine. Breakfast on the rooftop terrace will keep you going all day. Nice place to sit and chill out as well. Hotel owner very helpful in booking bus tickets to next destination. It's central to most of what you need to see and do in Bagan. Plenty of places to eat a short walk to the end of the road. Recommended.”

“Beautiful room with lovely wooden floorboards and window frames. Comfortable bed. Very reasonably priced. Breakfast was delicious each morning and the service was excellent. Su went out of her way to help with taxi and flight bookings. Will definitely stay there again if I get back to Mandalay again.”

“Area was loud, at the end of a dingy street”