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Myanmar Hotels and Resorts
Despite receiving fewer visitors than neighboring countries, Myanmar offers a remarkable range of accommodation options. Amongst our list of selected hotels you will find stilted bungalows over tranquil lakes, temple-side hotels, and magical boats with deluxe cabins. All of our selected hotels are fantastic bases from which to explore this magical country and make your stay in Myanmar all the more memorable.
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For a semblance of tropical paradise, Amata Resort & Spa is the perfect haven. Located in Ngapali, Myanmar’s premier beach destination, Amata Resort is nestled on five acres of tropical greenery fringed by a pristine stretch of shoreline.
Rupar Mandalar Resort is a delightful addition to Mandalay hotel scene. An oasis of cool and calm, the boutique property is tucked amidst landscaped gardens in the eastern outskirts of Mandalay, Myanmar, a short 15 minutes away from the city center.
Set on an elevated plain in the outskirts of Bagan, Thazin Garden Hotel offers picturesque views of the surrounding ruins and pagodas of this ancient city. The property boasts a traditional Burmese architectural style with prominent use of teak furnishings and tiered roofs.
Situated in the heart of Yangon on the shores of Kangdawgi Lake, the Chatrium Hotel Yangon is a five star blend of traditional colonial architecture and modern amenities.
Whether sitting in a bungalow, relaxing on the terrace or sitting at the restaurant, Bayview Beach Resort offers guests a calm, casual setting from which to enjoy Ngapali Beach. Looking out onto the Bay of Bengal, Bayview Beach Resort merges simplicity and luxury into a relaxed deluxe property ideal for any travel seeking a quiet seaside escape.
The Strand, once regarded as 'the finest hostelry east of Suez' has long been recognized as one of Yangon's landmarks. The hotel's Victorian influence is visible from the colonnaded entranceway. Inside spells the same story with marble floors inlaid with teak, rattan furniture, potted palms, chandeliers and black-lacquered ceiling fans.
Nestled in the heart of Mandalay city, Sedona Hotel Mandalay is an oasis of calm and tranquility set amidst four acres of landscaped gardens. The hotel has unbridled views of the Mandalay’s most famous attractions - the majestic Royal Palace situated directly in front of the hotel and the iconic Mandalay Hill looming in the background.
Just as its name suggests, Traders Hotel is an ideal property for business travelers although it makes an equally great choice for leisure travelers. Sitting in the heart of Yangon’s economic and shopping district, the hotel is located close to Yangon’s key attractions including Bogyoke Aung San Market, Chinatown and Sule Pagoda.
Inle Princess Resort rests on the eastern shore of Inle Lake within the blue treetop ranges of the Shan Hills. The lake’s top resort offers guests a secluded retreat with 46 traditional wooden chalets, built upon stilts along the shallow waters of the shoreline. The spacious rooms were built by local craftsmen using native woods and bamboo and are decorated with Burmese silk textiles. The rooms also feature private balconies with impressive views of fields, mountains and Inle Lake.
The stylish Hotel @ Tharabar Gate is located in the heart of the plains of Bagan, making it the perfect base from which to explore the amazing ancient temples. A tranquil, resort-style getaway, the Hotel @ Tharabar Gate’s 86 spacious rooms and suites are dotted amongst the perfectly landscaped gardens and are housed in individual cottages with secluded patios.
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