Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle
If you can fit it into your schedule (and budget), this safari-inspired 'tented camp' resort is among th...
Visitors who want to ensure that the least amount of their money goes to the government can stick with budget family-run guesthouses and minihotels. Those who want their stay to benefit the most people may prefer midrange and top-end hotels, which can employ staff of 100 or more and often fund community projects. If you want to stay at a particular hotel or guesthouse, advance bookings are advised for the busiest holiday season in December and January. Otherwise, you usually shouldn’t have a problem finding places to stay once you’re in Myanmar. Note that some high-end hotels import their furnishings, supplies and even food; ask before booking. Staying at hotels that use local products can keep more of your money in the country.
If you can fit it into your schedule (and budget), this safari-inspired 'tented camp' resort is among th...
Take a pinch of backpacker bohemia, a dollop of professional service, a massive portion of cleanliness, ...
If you can live without river views, this 86-room hotel is a fine option (particularly when you beat tho...
No hotel boasts better balcony views of the mighty sprawl of red-brick temples than Kumudara...
Pyay (Prome) (about 1km)
The long corridor leading to the simply furnished rooms may have a shabby carpet and remind you of T...
Pyay (Prome) (about 1km)
This small back-street guesthouse has well-loved but simple rooms (green carpet, writing desks) a block ...
Pyay (Prome) (about 1km)
Leaving all other town centre hotels standing, this enclave of modern, bungalow-style, wood-floored room...
Pyay (Prome) (about 1km)
Offers 32 simple rooms similar to Smile’s, which are thus overpriced compared to Lucky Dragon...
Kalaw (about 1km)
If you’d rather stay in the leafy part of town, this quiet hotel offers plain but tidy rooms in a new bu...
Kalaw (about 1km)
Set around an original colonial bungalow, this sophisticated modern hotel has rooms in wooden cottages s...
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
This long-standing eco-friendly resort is one of the more pleasant places to stay in northern Thailand...
Kalaw (about 1km)
A cut above your average Myanmar hotel, the Dream Villa attracts tour groups and has tasteful, wood-pane...
Kalaw (about 1km)
The rooms here are about as basic as they come, but are clean...
Kalaw (about 1km)
Set in two pale-blue blocks behind the Winner Hotel, the Parami has friendly owners and modest but inexp...
Kalaw (about 1km)
A chalet mood pervades at this large, budget complex...
Kalaw (about 1km)
Like much of the accommodation in Kalaw, this place calls itself a motel, but there’s no need to be susp...
Kalaw (about 1km)
Of the handful of new hotels going up in Kalaw, this was the only one finished at research time...
Kalaw (about 1km)
Targeting travellers on organised tours, the New Shine is cosier in than out.
Kalaw (about 1km)
A large, modern Chinese-style hotel on the main road, the Winner holds few surprises, but rooms are larg...
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
Although it doesn’t look like much at first, this quiet spot offers 24 well-kept bungalows, each with wo...
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
This hotel has clean, cosy rooms with Thai decorative touches...
Mae Hong Son (about 1km)
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