37, Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon, Myanmar
The fantastic Inya Lake Hotel Yangon is nearly 5 minutes' walk from Inya Lake and features a nightclub, a sun terrace, and spa therapy. The 4-star smoke-free hotel is located in gardens, approximately 6 km from the gilded stupa "Shwedagon Pagoda".
This Yangon hotel in the Mayangone Township district is within 10 minutes' drive of the well - known Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple and within 15 minutes' drive of such shopping venues as Myanmar Convention Center. The accommodation is perfectly situated 4.8 km from Embassy of the Republic of Singapore. The nearby educational landmarks include University of Yangon, which is around 20 minutes' drive from the hotel. Chaw Twinn Gome bus stop is located within a few blocks of the property.
Some of the non-smoking rooms comprise a balcony and a terrace, and are furnished with a writing desk. Guests can also use a shower, along with such amenities as dressing gowns.
A free homemade breakfast is offered at the Inya Lake Yangon. Food options for high tea are available at the on-site Inya Lake restaurant. Laid-back drinks are featured in the poolside bar.
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Bob
2021-02-20
Great choice for weekend. By and large, it was relaxing base for sightseeing in Yangon, had much fun.
Thomas
2020-12-17
It is a deluxe hotel with very good staff and people. We had a deluxe king room, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. It was really close to Inya Lake. Moreover, getting to the lake on foot takes 5 minutes.
Robin
2020-06-09
All main attractions such as kaba aye pagoda were very close to this hotel. It took only 5 minutes to walk to chaw twinn gome bus stop.
William
2020-03-27
Large room. Shwe sa bwe, where you can eat, is short way from the hotel. Mayangone Township district is worth your attention.
