Family hotels & resorts in Southern Nay Pyi Taw

"My stay was without any inconvenience, evrything was average ok and I have no special complaints. But I also think that I will not come back because one time in Nay Pyi Taw is more then enough."

"We spent two nights there, it’s a good budget option for Naypyidaw (which will be the most expensive portion of your trip in Myanmar, expect to pay more for everything) Pros - Nice breakfast buffet, water boiler in the room to avoid using plastic bottles, we could rent a scooter (4000k an hour, yes, it’s expensive yes), friendly staff. Helped arrange bus / taxi for onward travel. Cons - since the shower doesn’t have a way to air out the ceiling get moldy and smells strongly (rest of the shower is clean though). As excepted, the bathroom is outside the room, and it’s so bizarre. Location is really far from anything at all. (A few small shops and restaurants in walking distance to neighboring town). Overall, this place is the main budget option to stay in Nay Pyi Taw. Everything in Nay Pyi Taw is expensive, but accept that before coming here and you’ll enjoy your stay."

"I have the good experience with the excellent service of this hotel, the hotel staffs bring me the service that more than my expectation. The manager hotel is so nice to me, he help me to depart from Nay Pyi Taw. Thank you so much for your kind and nice service, I'm happy so much with this hotel. "

"Was expecting a better conditioned room given the review that I read online. As it is located in the hotel zone, it is considered much more centrally located than those in Hotel Zone 2. The room is clean but very basic. The toilet used a shower curtain to "wrap around" the shower point with the pole sagging badly. The breakfast is really not amazing with limited seating in the morning. That being said, I think this hotel might be the better ones in that area. Given that hotels in Nay Pyi Taw are built to support the shifting of the country's capital from Yangon, they have their limitations. Cheers"

" The Myat Mingalar Hotel is a 5-minute drive from a shopping area and Emporium Jade Hall. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and free public parking. Staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist guests with laundry and shuttle services. The hotel is a 25-minute drive to Nay Pyi Taw International Airport. Rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV, refrigerator and electric kettle. They also come with a safety deposit box and ironing facilities. Shower facilities are included in an en suite bathroom. Some rooms have a bathtub. Guests can enjoy Chinese and Myanmar cuisines at the restaurant. "

" While there's precious little to interest a tourist in Nay Pyi Taw apart from the surreal vastness and near-total emptiness of Myanmar's purpose-built capital itself, those visiting the city could scarcely do better than the Tungapuri Hotel. Situated - like nearly all other accommodation options in NPT - in the aptly named "hotel zone," the Tungapuri is a taxi ride away from any real sights but is right next door to an excellent restaurant (Tai Kitchen) and within walking distance of several small showpiece shopping malls. Since NPT has no actual city center, this almost qualifies the area around the hotel as lively. Despite having limited or no English skills for the most part, the Tungapuri's staff are an absolute dream. I arrived at 5:30 am on the first day of my booking, and was told that the room I'd booked was still occupied but that I could have another in the same class immediately. I proceeded to shower, make coffee and take a nap in said room, but as I'd booked a room with a bathtub I was rather disappointed that it didn't have one. When I mentioned this to the staff later in the morning, I was told that my original room did indeed have a tub and that I could move there at noon, which is the hotel's actual check-in time. So I basically got a free six-hour stay in another room with no hassle whatsoever. The staff were similarly helpful with directions, taxi bookings and rates and everything else I needed. Breakfast, a grand spread of both Asian and Western fare, was a treat indeed as well. In short, if you have no reason whatsoever to visit Nay Pyi Taw, staying at the Tungapuri just might be one in itself."

"This is the second time I have stayed here in the past two years. It is still a great place relative to other hotels in Naypyidaw, where they can be poorly maintained, awkward and outright creepy in some cases. Very clean, new furniture, I asked for the room with best wifi connection and was not disappointed. Cool design of rooms, the bar wasn't terrible (which is actually a good compliment relatively speaking for the area!), breakfast was reasonable. I have to visit Naypyidaw occasionally, so I will definitely continue to stay here and also would recommend to Western travellers who need a respite from day to day travelling in Burma. "

"Nay Pyi Taw may be the strangest city many people may visit, and its empty airport, streets and hotels may make you wonder whether there has been an alien abduction, but a clean hotel, with a beautiful garden setting with friendly helpful staff win thru. Ok, it's a bit of a way from the CBD and the airport, but everything in NPT is spread out. I would definitely use the Imperial Jade again, even in preference to the empty mausoleums parading as five star hotels elsewhere in the city! "

"My stay was without any inconvenience, evrything was average ok and I have no special complaints. But I also think that I will not come back because one time in Nay Pyi Taw is more then enough."