Hotels with Spa in Mandalay

The Ayarwaddy River View Hotel was the first hotel we stayed at in Myanmar. After a lot of travelling to get there, we just wanted somewhere to relax. We found the Ayarwaddy River View Hotel was terrific - they were so welcoming and friendly, it was the perfect place to stay. We stayed in a suite, which was a really big room and had plenty of space for us and our two children - there were two big rooms, plus a bathroom and a good sized room for putting our bags in. The room was airconditioned, had two bar fridges, a safe and TV. The bathroom was a good size and clean. The view from the roof bar/restaurant was excellent - watching the boats chug up and down the river and just to relax. Food was a bit slow at times, but we were never really in a hurry. The roof bar got busy around sunset, so make sure you're ahead of time if you want to get a spot looking over the river. The breakfasts were delicious, which always made a good start to the day. The best thing about this hotel was the service. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome, and it was never any trouble for them to help make arrangements for taxis, day trips etc. The service here was the best at any hotel we stayed at in Myanmar - it really makes a difference. The hotel isn't located close to a lot of sights, but that's the trade off for the river view. Taxis aren't expensive, so we never had trouble getting around. It is nice and handy to the tourist jetty if you're doing a day trip to Mingun, which we did. The other terrific thing about this hotel was the refillable water bottles. Each guest had a glass waterbottle, which you could refill at various spots around the hotel. Such an excellent idea, because so many small waterbottles end up in the rubbish in Myanmar. More hotels should pick up on this! The hotel also has a pool and there is an ATM right out the front of it, which was super handy. All up, it was a great hotel to start off our trip to Myanmar. I'd definitely recommend it to others. It also felt like you were staying in a hotel in Myanmar - it isn't one of those bland, corporate hotels that could in any country round the world.

The hotel looks good, the service is good, and there are places to change money, but there are no places to buy things around. Breakfast was average, rooms were a bit dated and there were many mosquitoes. Overall, the price is average.

Checking in Everyone seems to be busy for nothing or as they pretend to be for such a small boutique property. The stuffs were not tech-savy and; uncertain of how to approach about a good warm welcome. Didn't offered me the welcome drink, with an excuse that they don't have it anymore. F&B Horrible and atrocious f&b team, made me wait there for I hour with no attendance for service nor even greeting or directing me to a seat, stuffs were busy attending other inconsequential guest whom they were preoccupied cajolin! and fawning over whom they assume to be affuent and wealthy. Definitely there's a double standard for service, thee only give good service to whom they perceive worthy. The bar opens at 4 but there were no staffs at 6, was willing to spend my money since I was on holiday mood , only to be ruined by disservice of ineptitude when they cant offer dot of the readily available menu. Customer Relation management I stormed up to complain about the terrible service, FOM made the horrible mistake by following up with a free drink and BBQ , thinking I would want services for free, they couldn't guarantee that mistake would not happen again anc straight away compansate someone with a condescending approach, i dont want their money. I had to eat outside for a better service and to ensure that I would not be mortified by little details. No transport was provided for the inconvenience of eating outside , for the better service that they cant guarantee. Management team started knowing on my door incessantly to the point that I was stressed out, all other department came and apologized except for the f&b team I'm a travel vloger with more than 2000 reviews for travel video on Youtube for an eminent company, been frequenting to hotels like Marriott Ritz Carlton, four season, Hilton , Wyndham, shangri-la and the accor group (sofitel , Novotel, swissotel) never was i disrespected with such insolence. They never arrange for my subsequent stay when I say I will be moving out without staying them for the night , I had to make my own reservation at a better hotel where I will be happy spending my money, no transport no compensation or whatsoever! The reason people chose boutique hotel over 5 star is because we think we might get a fast and efficient service with the warmth oftogetherness in a small hotel. But no this hotel proves everything wrong, they are not of world standard and wil never be. I ,conisseur of hospitality, am against this type of establishment flouting standard and I will keep on writing reviews for the awareness of other people. I have repute on other sites like agoda and booking.com and will be review them for good, please avoid this hotel at all cost. They will take you money only to put u in misery

The room is ok, slightly smaller. The bath water is large. The hotel is OK. Breakfast is on the top floor and the scenery is good. Parking is convenient and has its own parking lot. The front desk brother and the waiter communicate no problem. The price/performance ratio is OK.

The service was very good and the rooms were quite big and new. There were 6 of us who booked three rooms. One of the rooms had poor hot water, but it was fixed after repairs. The breakfast is rich and varied, and you can eat the same thing every three days. recommend.

The hotel is new and clean, the beds are comfortable, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast was a bit average. Overall, I think this is a great hotel. The staff will do their best to provide quality service so that you can have a pleasant stay in Mandalay. Will definitely come again. By the way, they also serve halal food here :)

The boss is Chinese, and many of the residents are Chinese. There is a big supermarket nearby. There are not many types of breakfast, but it is enough. The room is new and clean.

Look at the hotel's appearance is very general, the hotel room is generally small and medium, the location is in the city center, to surprise me is the bar on the roof, sitting on the top floor, blowing the breeze, eating dinner, very beautiful. Breakfast is also very medium, I suggest you go early, usually after 8 o'clock, breakfast is basically nothing. There will be Chinese staff at the front desk, so you don't have to be afraid of not speaking Chinese. It is ok to clean the tip or help with the baggage of 1000 Myanmar dollars. I want to eat special Burmese or Chinese dishes. There are many electric tricycles at the door. You can provide the detailed address to the tricycle driver. The price is as close as 1000 Myanmar dollars, and the farther 2500 Myanmar coins are almost the same. It is just a few streets away. It is best to ask the driver how much before getting on the bus. If you want to eat fruit, you can ask the tricycle driver to buy fruit, and you will bring four fruit wholesale stores (similar). The first one is close to the street. Don’t buy it because the boss will speak Chinese, and the fruit will be sold. It won't be Chinese, but fruit can be bargained and much cheaper than the first one. Little durian is my favorite. I want to pack the durian back to the hotel. Remember to put the durian meat in the box and wrap it in plastic wrap to enter the hotel. Remember to bring the whole durian into the hotel.

With a stay at Royal Ruby Hotel in Mandalay, you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Cultural Museum & Library and Shwekyimyint Paya. This spa hotel is 0.8 mi (1.4 km) from Man Myanmar Plaza and 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Zegyo Market.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

The Hotel by the Red Canal is a 5-minute drive from Mandalay Palace. It offers room with free WiFi. The hotel features a spa, pool and fitness centre. Free public parking is possible in a location nearby. The hotel is a 15-minute drive to Mandalay Hill, city centre and Zegyo Market. Rooms are fitted with a satellite TV, minibar and an electric kettle. Featuring a shower, private bathrooms also come with a bath and a hairdryer. Some rooms have a pool view and a garden view. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk and tour desk. Other services include laundry and car rental. The property also provides free coffee/tea as well as tasty snack from 14:30 to 17:30 hrs every day. Guests can enjoy European, Indian, Myanmar and Chinese cuisines at Spice Garden Restaurant. Refreshing cocktails can be selected at the pool-side bar from 14:00 to 19:00 hrs daily.