Peacock Lodge
One of Myanmar’s great homestay-style inns, the Peacock’s charming retired hosts treat many guests like ...
Aside from our listings, many more Chinese-type hotels in the blocks south of 27th St offer generally mediocre to poor midrange rooms for $20 to $30. None of the cheapest local guesthouses takes foreigners.
Unless otherwise stated, all room rates include breakfast and a bathroom with hot water. However, in budget places, don’t be surprised if your air-con or hot water isn’t working. Most midrange hotels have rooms that are every bit as dowdy as budget hotels, but add a lift (handy in the heat given that most hotels are at least five storeys) and perhaps a doorperson or two. In the high-end bracket only a handful of choices are really appealing.
One of Myanmar’s great homestay-style inns, the Peacock’s charming retired hosts treat many guests like ...
This intimate 25-room faux palace has more character than most other Mandalay hotels put together and co...
Brand new in March 2011, this hotel has 56 tasteful and restrained rooms...
On a dusty road south of downtown...
One of the city’s most traveller-oriented midrange options, this tall, narrow 19-room tower has windows ...
Don’t be fooled by the name or the modernist facade...
Friendly service and a rooftop area with a few sunny lounger-chairs make up for seriously lacklustre roo...
Rooms atop this towering hotel (slightly nicer than some midrange deals) come with a view...
This is the nicest of the Chinese-style hotels downtown...
Simple, functional rooms just off vibrant ‘onion market street’, hidden in the approach lane to Eindawya...
Higher-priced rooms have a bit more space.
The street's a little trashy (it's behind the train station), but the hotel has well-kept carpeted or gr...
Mandalay’s long-term backpacker standby is a no-nonsense 25-room, five-floor tower (no lift)...
Putting a lot of effort into a little space, the Royal is the Mandalay cheapie that fills first...
Walking past you’d never guess that this enticing palm-shaded oasis lay just behind all the dreary build...
A vast step up on most of Mandalay’s dreary midrange hotels, the Silver Star isn’t particularly stylish ...
This stunning 16-room complex set in tropical foliage melds timeless neo-traditional features with moder...
Across from the train station.
This Thai-owned resort hotel sits near the base of Mandalay Hill set in a garden twinkling with oriental...
Converted from a two-floor 1960s villa, this 12-room guesthouse feels cosier and more personable than mo...
The large, open-plan lobby is as alluring as the sprawling outdoor pool behind, but rooms can feel a lit...
A six-floor tower whose fair-value rooms have power showers, partly wood-panelled walls and plastic cove...
A seven-storey business-style hotel whose well-tended rooms feature goldfish-bowl wash basins and heart-...
This homely cluster of bungalow-style rooms is attractively set amid palms, and there’s a small dining t...
The only thing extraterrestrial in the 27-room ET is the glow of the lone fluorescent bulb against the m...
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