PREMIUM ACCOMMODATIONS (chosen for quality, location, atmosphere and service)

Since tourism industry in Myanmar is just boomed the accommodations at the other sites apart from the major tourist destinations are just basic. Even though off track sites don’t have luxury comfort of accommodations we try our best to accommodate our clients at the best possible hotels at each destination.

This spectacular 49 room hotel, an imposing Burmese teak mansion restored to its pristine glory, stands majestically amidst a lotus garden, downtown in the Embassy Quarter of Yangon (formerly Rangoon, Burma). Its spacious teak rooms are luxuriously decorated in tropical cottons and silk, looking over the private lotus garden and free-form pool, and each has a large handmade, free-form bath.

The spacious Governor’s and Deluxe Rooms are exquisitely decorated in cottons, silks and wood. Each has a large bathroom with a hand-made bath. Each room features King or twin beds, individually controlled air-conditioning, private bathroom with shower bathtub, satellite television, hair dryer, mini bar and refrigerator, international direct dial telephone and an electronic safe.

Bagan Thiripyitsaya Sakura Hotel is considered to be Bagan's premier hotel. Aside from attractively appointed bedrooms and suites, it offers world-class cuisine and other amenities such as a Spa and the biggest outdoor pool and sundeck in the area. It sprawls over 24 acres of landscaped gardens featuring flowering plants and tropical trees which have matured over the years. The Hotel's architecture, which has made the most of the property's western orientation toward the river, is in the Myanmar style utilizing teak and native stone as well as Bagan brick.

Thiripyitsaya has 32 superior and 27 deluxe garden view and 9 deluxe river view rooms, as well as 4 river front and 4 river view suites, spread amongst 24 acres of landscaped gardens on the banks of historic Ayeyarwaddy River. All are decorated in Myanmar style, with an abundance of wood and local materials. Verandahs surround the rooms and suites, several looking out to the river. Terrazzo bathtubs in the suites allow one to soak while enjoying peaceful river views. All conceivable comforts are provided for guests' ease and well-being, from personal safes, mini-bars, individual air-conditioning controls, satellite television channels to kimonos and hairdryers.

The hotel has 247 graciously appointed rooms and suites, with an inviting décor that hints at a fusion of the ethnic and the modern, 2 restaurants, fitness center and spa, an outdoor swimming pool, and business center. Rooms are spacious with good lighting and offer spectacular views of the Mandalay Hill and Palace and the moat. They feature an international direct dial telephone, a mini refrigerator, a satellite TV and a hair dryer, and in-room safe.

Inle Princess has 46 chalets, 27 rooms are with lake view and 19 rooms with garden view. In front of each room has glass window that provides a light filled living and sleeping area. The bed is positioned usually in the center of the chalet beneath the high rooftop. Facilities include a writing desk, coffee table, divan, chair and wardrobe containing safe deposit box. Complimentary tea, coffee and mineral water are also provided. The bathroom has bath tub with hot and cold shower. For lake view chalet, opening from the living and bedroom area is a terrace facing to the lake view. Apart from this room garden view chalet has the same facilities and surrounded by the beautiful garden and small water ponds. The spectacular dining room and bar area, with its soaring ceiling, is modeled after a Khun monastery building in Kyaing Tong. Hotel has a nice spa in a separate chalet and a variety of treatments are offered the whole day. Appointments are recommended.

Mrauk Oo Princess has 21 "Village House" Style guest rooms with view to river, rice fields or garden. Inside the Village Houses are naturally lights up and also provides you with fantastic views of the surrounding scenery. The "Village House" interior facilities include a writing desk, coffee table and chairs, divan, mini bar, IDD telephone & a wardrobe containing a safety deposit box. We also provided with complimentary tea, coffee & mineral water. 24 hour room service is also available. The bathroom has a bath tub with hot and cold water and a standing shower room. Each "Village House" has a terrace overlooking the different sights such as: garden, the traditional style restaurant building, rice paddy fields, the river or small fresh water ponds which are home to many varieties of fishes, crabs, prawns and wild birds.

To get to Mrauk Oo, you need to take a one-hour flight to Sittwe. A minimum of two flights per day operate from Yangon to Sittwe during tourist season from October to March. Then you have to take an incredible boat ride from Sittwe Jetty to Mrauk Oo which can take about 3 to 5 hours by boat (depending the tide time). It is a long way to come but the life on the Kaladan River worth a cruise experience of a life time. Hot meals and drinks will be served on board as our boats are fully furnished to serve from 1 up to 15 guests.

With little in the way of roads or development the Northern Myanmar ecosystem remains incredibly intact and is internationally recognized as a hotspot of biodiversity. Climax old growth forest is common, supporting a huge range of animal and bird life while in the high alpine meadows many of Asia’s rarest flowers thrive. This is a place of pristine beauty, exotic cultures and some of the most radical topography on earth. Travelling in Kachin State is full of simple delights and opportunities that can no longer be found elsewhere, providing timeless and unpretentious experiences.

Perched high above the Nam Lang River with glorious views of mountains and rice terraces, Malikha Lodge has been designed by world famous architect Jean Michel Gathy of Aman Resorts fame to create a feeling of luxury and seclusion in this wilderness setting. The folcal point is the main lodge, where guests come to gather around two blazing log fires for drinks, dinning or just pure relaxation. The resorts manicured laws nad exotic gardens are carefully landscaped to merge with pockets of old growth bamboo and jungle. Traditional style bungalows have been carefully placed to recreate a sense of idyllic village life in the open garden paradise.

The luxurious base at The Malikha Lodge in Putao provides a whole range of adventures from shorter half-day excursions to month-long hardcore expeditions. With the highest attention to operational safety, equipment and service, visitors can rest assured that they are in the best of hands. Your holidays are all about adventure, excitement, and a journey through the natural beauty and cultural diversity of some of the planet’s last remote areas.