Royal Parkview Hotel
Still one of Pyin’s most characterful midrange options, there’s neither royalty nor park views here, but...
Many of Pin Oo Lwin’s cheaper hotels aren’t licensed to accommodate foreigners. Staying in the leafy gardens area south of the centre is a distinctively Pyin Oo Lwin experience; however, before heading out there, consider renting a bicycle. And carry a head-torch – those roads get very dark at night. Staying centrally is less evocative but more convenient for transport, shops and internet cafes.
Unless otherwise stated, breakfast is included in quoted rates.
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