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I give this place an average review and not a poor one because we paid only $52 for 7 nights and the staff were lovely. However, there were a great deal of negatives which I feel I have to share. (This is not to say that every room in the guesthouse is the same but I could not know) - ‘Breakfast’ is a cold pancake with sauce. The pancake was so awful I could not eat it. (There is an option to pay 1000kyats for toast and an egg but we didn’t bother. There are plenty cheap restaurants to eat at nearby). - Our room was right underneath the water pump which seemed to be constantly banging on our ceiling. - There was not always hot water - The room was not very clean. They asked us if we wanted it ‘cleaning’ whilst we were staying longer than normal so they did on our 4th day when we asked but didn’t even replace our towels. - The electricity went off a lot. - The mattress was not a proper mattress so quite hard. - Plug socket was at head height on the opposite wall to the bed head. This room might be ok if you have a very low budget or are only staying in Inle for 1 or 2 nights but was not enjoyable for our week stay.

Nice, clean and pleasant hotel. Located in the center of the city. Very pleasant and helpful staff. Definitely recommend this hotel to visit.

Transportation: On the edge of the Inle Lake Cruise Ship Terminal, very close to the BUS station, walking about 600 meters, the hotel provides tuk tuk to the BUS station; service: very warm, but no Chinese service; health: middle and upper, environmental waste The bag and the quilt cover are slightly invisible because of the washing level; the bedding: the standard cushion is attached, but the shop may be slightly longer due to the operation time, and the middle of the mattress is concave, which requires high attention to the bedding; environment: creative South Asian style design, the rooms are double-family flat-panel buildings, water house style, better facing room type in the river (high price); Facilities: There is a small swimming pool, separated in the center of the river pool, the water quality meets the standard. Catering: The hotel provides a complimentary breakfast for Western food, beautiful in appearance and excellent service. Guests: Most people are European.

The hotel was nice. The room was huge (suite for 3) and very clean. They helped us to book local massages but everything else we booked/found out ourselves as they had very little to tell us. We asked about using the free bikes mentioned on their website as were told they were not safe to use. We asked where we could hire mountain bikes/ good quality bikes and they didn’t know. They could only suggest 1 bike shop that hires dodgy looking cheap bikes. We asked about kayaking around the lake but they had no idea. When asked about other things to do around here we were told about a boat trip and was quoted 10000 kyat more than what we paid the day before. When asked what else we could do there were no suggestions other than ‘walk through town’. There is no obvious place for information or a book of suggested trips anywhere. Breakfast was fine but everything was stone cold, including eggs. It took us 3 days to realise that you could ask for local noodles (only because we saw other people eating them) which were yummy. We spent a lot of time each morning waiting for them to refill water/ crepes/ eggs/ pancakes etc. At checkout I was told I had to pay 3.5% for using any card (even a local card as I work in Yangon). This is not the case in Yangon or in Bagan or anywhere else we have travelled in Myanmar. So add an extra $8 to the cost of the room. Booking.com stated that I would pay in dollars on the day ‘according to the exchange rate’. However the lady at reception said their machine is incapable of charging in dollars. This isn’t a problem really but then I found out that they don’t amend the exchange rate daily and that they have a flat rate. That flat rate meant I was charged a further 12000 kyat ($8). So in all I paid $16 more than anticipated. This is my second trip Nyaung Shwe and after being given very little help with what to do here and being charged more money, I’d say go elsewhere.

The hotel has a beautiful environment, comfortable and fresh, and the key people are kind, considerate and meticulous. It is a very good experience to experience the simplicity and kindness of the people of Inle.

Stayed here for one night. Very friendly and helpful staff. The hotel is at the edge of the city center. Good thing there is an elevator! Room was nicely equipped and there was a night table and bedside lamps. It was also neat and clean. Bathroom: in the sink only cold water as the faucet was stuck/ couldn’t be turned. The lightswitches for the room were behind the bed in the middle which was a little inconvenient. Wifi worked well in the room. Unfortunately the walls seem to be very thin as we heard neighbours laughing and taking a shower. Only one point was a bit icky: the A/C above the bed really badly needs a cleaning: as it was cool we luckily didn’t need it but I don’t want to imagine all the dirt falling on my head when turning it one- see foto...Buffet breakfast was fine. Overall stay was satisfactory.

There is a spa but no hot springs, you can only receive a massage, there is a fake sign. The owner is very kind, but my English in Myanmar accent was a little difficult to understand because of the quickness. (You may not have your own English) You can apply for an optional tour of Lake Inlay. Breakfast is Western food with bread, pancakes, eggs, fruits and drinks. I can recommend it enough considering the price. The octopus bakery opened on the main street, it seems that Japanese NGOs are cooperating and operated by Myanmar people Why not try eating for support, octopus is not included but the taste is almost the same as Japan is.