Hotel Dengan Pools di Yangon Region, Myanmar

I daresay this might be the best hotel in Myanmar (Yangon)! 🥳 The staff's kindness, day or night, is absolutely top-notch. 👍 The room condition and view are among the Top 3 I've seen in Yangon. Daily room cleaning always maintained the initial pristine feel, and everything was tidied up very neatly. Being connected to Junction City makes getting around incredibly convenient. Bogyoke Market is just across the street, 19th Street (for skewers) is about a 15-minute walk, and attractions like Sule Pagoda, Shwedagon Pagoda, the Zoo, and Kandawgyi Lake are all easily accessible, making it great for sightseeing and food. **Pros:** 1. Fast check-in and check-out, with incredibly friendly staff. 2. Room condition is very clean and comfortable. 3. Excellent views, both inside and outside the room. 4. Great accessibility to shopping malls and major tourist attractions. 5. Special requests made via email before check-in were actively accommodated. **Cons:** 1. The distance between the airport and the hotel is quite significant... ㅠㅠ (Approximately 25-35 minutes one-way). While it might feel like an ambiguous amount of time to call a 'con', it could be perceived as a drawback for those with early morning flights. **P.S.** I forgot the name of the person who cleaned our room daily, so I've attached a picture. (M ?????) I can't remember exactly, but they made sure our room was in perfect condition throughout our trip! 👍👏

Great hotel experience! Very helpful & pleasant staffs, walking distance to many city tourists sites for leisure walking couple- Bogjoke market, Junction City mall, China town, Super Pagoda, Swadegon Pagoda, Yangon Central Train Station for a 3.5hrs Yangon Circular on board train experience !..AND the BEST AND WORTH FOR MONEY BREAKFAST WHICH I HAD SO FAR after I travelled to many places/hotels around the world. Front desk receptionists helped to arrange a Full day private tour to The Golden Rock (was told it was formed about 2000 years ago) &Temple & to visit Bago Temple on the way back to Yangon. We were very happy to have an experienced & knowledgeable tour guide Mr. U Toe & our driver Mr. Soe Soe. We were very satisfied for their services & happy to recommend to other travellers.

During check-in, there seemed to be a problem with the key card, which caused the check-in process to take a long time. After checking in, everything seemed normal, but eventually the key card didn't work. I don't understand why the staff didn't inform guests about the system malfunction. I couldn't access my room and had to go back to inform the staff, which meant they had to escort me to my room. The staff should have informed me from the beginning.

The Grand Hotel is very clean with a great environment. Housekeeping cleans the rooms daily, and the breakfast offers a wide selection, including Western and local Burmese dishes. The swimming pool and massages come with an extra charge. Overall, highly recommended.

Melia Yangon – A fantastic hotel! Clean, comfortable, and the bed is so incredibly cozy that you’ll never want to get up. The service is outstanding, and the location is excellent. It’s connected to a shopping mall, and just across the road is a beautiful lake that’s perfect for a relaxing morning walk. Absolutely wonderful—I give it a perfect 10/10!

It is located in embassy area and not far from the main road. The courtesy of clerks, the design and the ambience are pretty nice. The room is also spacious and the bed quality is good. But the biggest problem is there were so many mosquitos and I couldn't protect myself from their bloodhunt even with mosquito curtain as it has big holes and broken parts everywhere and everytime I go to wash my hands mosquitos were targeting me. The room itself is not airtight and small flies are coming in from nowhere, especially toilet and the entrance door. When I first entered the room, the central window was wide open without sash and the hotel has no will to eliminate mosquitos in the room.

Convenient, clean, and good value for money. The breakfast selection was huge! It's close to restaurants and easy to get around with car rental services available or by calling a Grab.

A legendary historic hotel. The location isn't great, right on the road with no amenities nearby. There's nothing much to explore. All the rooms are pretty similar, so just book the basic room type; the more expensive ones aren't better, and even the river-facing rooms don't offer sunset or river views. The service attitude is good, but their SOPs are terrible. My booking included high tea, and the restaurant required multiple confirmations before I finally got it after complaining in person. What's worse, they lost my visa paper during check-in (this is very serious!). When I called to ask them to find it, they told me it had been scanned onto another document, which was utter nonsense.

The front desk staff were very rude – no eye contact, expressionless faces, and unhelpful attitude. There is no room service available in the morning. I requested a water bottle to be sent to my room at 8:30 AM, but was told that room service only starts after 11 AM and that I should go buy water myself from the convenience store.

If you have asthma, heart conditions, or allergies, do not stay here. I am an open-heart surgery survivor and PDA patient. Despite requesting a non-smoking room on Trip.com, Lotte Hotel Yangon forced us onto a smoking floor. They explicitly told us that because we didn't book directly, they would not accommodate us unless we paid a $20 USD per day extra charges to get a non smoking room. Exploiting a guest's medical need for clean air to extract extra money is abusive. And hotel breakfast is done at 9:30 am