Find5-Star Hotels in Yangon

"The Pan Pacific is a wonderful hotel, located in the city center.  Rooms are spacious and very beautifully designed. Breakfast was excellent.  Service was also very good and there was always someone ready to help if necessary.  Wifi is decent but can be spotty and finicky at times.  It's a great hotel in a great location."

"The breakfast spread was incredibly generous; my absolute favorites were the salad and the noodle soup! In the evening, enjoying a drink by the pool and having a relaxed chat was wonderfully comfortable. The Korean restaurant on the second floor was also excellent, offering great value for money. This might be due to the hotel's Korean investment."

"great location. good hotel at great below market rate. breakfast probably less International Novotel standard as many are low produces. overall, services very localized. happy that Novotel still around despite f current Myanmar situation. hang on there."

"The number one choice for our stay in Yangon: we thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast and the view facing Inle Lake from our room. The staff are professional and friendly. The Mall next door is a bonus and we managed to get some fresh supplies from the supermarket."

"Location of the property is opposite to Myanmar Plaza shopping mall. It would be great if the size gate of the property could open for guests to walk a shorter distance to the mall. Service staffs were very friendly, especially Lenna who was very efficient during the check-out process and responded professionally to queries. Breakfast at D’Cusine was average needs improvement. There is also a Japanese Restaurant and a Korean restaurant for dining within the property. Swimming pool is excellent especially for family with kids. Club at basement played good music. Take note of age group and dress code requirements. Overall highly satisfied with the stay at this property."

"After nearly a decade away, I finally found myself back at this hotel—and what a welcome return it was. From the moment I stepped into the lobby until the moment I reluctantly rolled my suitcase out for the airport, the experience was nearly flawless (with just one teensy quibble—I’ll get to that in a bit). Check-in was smooth as silk, made even sweeter by the offering of fresh watermelon juice. A delightful touch! I did encounter a minor hiccup with my luggage—it took a while to reach my room, and I had to ring the concierge to investigate its whereabouts. But the porter was so genuinely apologetic, I almost wanted to apologize for bothering him. Guilt level: Catholic nun. Now, onto the room. It was wonderfully spacious, and while the decor still whispered “vintage business trip,” it was undeniably comfortable. In a world of modern hotels where rooms are the size of a generous walk-in closet and the lighting feels like a moody art installation, Parkroyal proudly remembers what hotels are supposed to be: roomy and restful. Would I have loved a USB charging port near the bed? Yes. Did I survive without it? Also yes. The one area that could use some serious love was the bathroom—more specifically, the shower bathtub combo. The tub had some visible mould on the floor, the shower head had a bizarre crush on the wall (refusing to face the actual human in the tub), and the toilet flush was positioned so low I wondered if it was designed by a committee of hobbits. Tall guests or elderly folks may need a bit of acrobatics to reach it. That said, the rest of the bathroom was perfectly functional. My room faced the swimming pool, which looked inviting, though I skipped it in favor of the gym—and what a gem it was. Not only did it feature the usual suspects (treadmills, dumbbells, etc.), but it also boasted a yoga area, TRX setup, rowing machine, and even a vertical climber. It felt more like a premium fitness club than a hotel gym. Breakfast deserves a standing ovation. A buffet that goes beyond the usual suspects, offering everything from local delights to Western staples, plus Japanese, Korean, Indian, and Chinese options. I may or may not have returned for seconds. And thirds. In short: would I come back? Absolutely. It’s a comforting mix of old-school hospitality with just enough modern touches. A charming classic that knows what really matters."

"Everything was good👌👌👌😍💙…The only downside was that you might feel too lazy to go out or sightsee because the hotel room was very comfortable, and it was extremely hot outside😅 —- You could just stay in your room, enjoy the view, go for a swim, or have a spa day…. The breakfast buffet had a lot of options, and they even changed some of the dishes the next day. My favorite was the sauna—it was really good. I also loved the hot shower, as it didn’t turn cold even after being on for a long time😍 The massages were great, and the prices were reasonable…. The staff were very helpful and kind…. There were occasional power interruptions, but they only lasted a few seconds since the hotel’s backup power kicked in immediately… + Although it’s a bit far from the tourist spots, you can take a Grab—it’s affordable and the best option since it gets really hot during the day…."

"Old luxury hotel - resort style big pool, great breakfast, spacious rooms. They have to renovate it, but it still very nice. Ah, by the way. Its hard to find some restaurants nearby - be prepared for taxi for any case. But they have 24h convenient store on first floor. And - its very strange for the hotel of this level - there was a situation with exec lounge. It was in my booking but they refuse to give me access: ”It was an error in room description”. Guys, its really not my trouble, right? I wasnt in the mood for hard negotiations, so... let carma decide ))) And they have no local shuttle bus (yes, there is an error on hotel site). Heh )))"

"Breakfast is simple, but there is no displeasure with the murkies. The location is a bit ambiguous, but it can be covered with a grab The facilities are not bad and the swimming pool is usable. However, there is no smoking room, so it is quite a hassle for smokers."

"Southeast Asia's oldest boutique hotel, the most colonial-style hotel I have ever lived in, very British, first run by the British Armenian family that created Raffles, directly opposite the Yangon River, next door to the British Consulate, the location is OK In short, it is still a good experience, especially considering the price/performance ratio, it should be a cheaper lhw hotel. In two cases, it is not particularly recommended to live. One is that the English is not good, and the Chinese stomach is really not coming to this place. The bar is ok. The hotel cannot print Chinese Visa and MasterCard credit cards."