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Overall a pleasant hotel to stay in. Hotel facilities are good and adequate. Very nice location, opposite Inya Lake. Hotel staffs have been very accommodating and friendly. Very helpful when we had a special request for our 3yr old. Only downside was that it is quite a bit of a distance from downtown Yangon. Proximity towards shopping areas is NOT within walking distance...need to grab a taxi. Overall still a worthwhile stay.

We chose Lotte as it was out of the busy downtown area so we could relax which we certainly did. (Taxis are simple to get and cheap so taking a 15 min ride was no issue for us). All the staff (poolside, restaurant, reception, housekeeping etc.) are absolutely amazing and are such a bonus to the hotel. They are friendly, accommodating, helpful and genuinely just nice people. The hotel is right by Inya lake, great for a stroll. We had a lake facing view to our room which was great to wake up to. Food is also excellent. I'd recommend Lotte if you want somewhere to relax and recharge after a day out sightseeing. Taxi to Schwedagon Pagoda took only 10 minutes from the hotel. Taxi from airport was 15 minutes.

Loved our stay at the Melia Yangon, hotel entry was so grand and beautiful centre piece hanging from the ceiling, staff very professional and polite, our room on the 22d floor was very spacious with beautiful windows and views, bed was massive and very comfortable, breakfast was amazing with so many choices of tasty food. Hotel is across the road from Inya Lake where you can have morning and evening walks, next door to the hotel is the Myanmar Plaza shopping centre, with a food court/restaurants on the top floor. Distance to the city centre depends on the traffic but it's not that far. Would definitely stay at the Melia Yangon again.

With great internet and real charm (rather than just bland efficient international accommodation), this is my favourite hotel in Yangon. There are others that may suit the flashy businessman/woman and it is great that they want to stay at them because the Inya Lake Hotel is for those who know class and timeless design. It is for those who enjoy fantastic breakfasts and wonderful staff and who like taking a swim in a supersized pool with beautiful views of the lake and who like to stroll around lawns and beneath trees. If you like any or all of these things then for sure you will like the Inya Lake Hotel.

I think it's thoughtful to provide a torch and a zapper in the drawer next to the bed, a safe with digital lock, and a writing board with a notebook and a pencil on the bench. The bathroom is specious and bright. The shower gives out full body and perfect pressure of water. There's Inya lake a few steps away, and a shopping mall, Myanmar Plaza, in walking distance, where there's big City Mart on the second floor. The mall is at the coner of intersection, so there are many buses to go to all directions. It took me half an hour to get to Sule in an air-conditioned bus. The hotel worked perfect for me.

Quiet, away from downtown, this is where I had my best quality sleep in Myanmar. Comfortable and clean rooms, comfy beds, and a great price! I stayed in the dorm room which was spacious. The bathrooms are clean and there are plenty of them! They offer a nice complimentary breakfast, a local fish that changes each day. The staff and owners all work tirelessly and always with a smile on their faces. They really want to make sure you enjoy your time in Yangon and in Myanmar. I was reluctant to spend too much time in Yangon but had I more time to spare, I could easily spend a few more days at thanlwin guesthouse in order to get a better feel for the city. Inya lake is a few minute walk away, there's a market closeby, tea houses, and a place where you can get your haircut for 1000 kyats (foreigner price!) Once again, all credits to the staff, they treat you like family there.

I stayed here because I wanted to visit the KabarAye Pagoda which is across the street. I was pleased to find the surrounding neighbourhood was rather pleasant for a couple days stay. I was able to walk to several local restaurants and teashops, including a large traditional Myanmar rice and curry buffet type place near a large grocery/department store that sold sun cream, wine, crackers, nuts, etc. whatever you might need and have forgotten during your travels. Inside the hotel is decorated with traditional Burmese art and statues. The queen bed was in a beautiful four post frame. I liked this compared to some of the more modern or basic hotels/hostels that use ikea like or basic metal/plastic/wood furniture. The room also had a surprisingly spacious bathroom and plenty of closet space with an electric safebox. All the staff I spoke with were incredibly helpful and friendly-- they even called the bus station for me to reserve a ticket.