Hotel a 5 stelle a Yangon Dagon Township

After nearly a decade away, I finally found myself back at this hotel—and what a welcome return it was. From the moment I stepped into the lobby until the moment I reluctantly rolled my suitcase out for the airport, the experience was nearly flawless (with just one teensy quibble—I’ll get to that in a bit). Check-in was smooth as silk, made even sweeter by the offering of fresh watermelon juice. A delightful touch! I did encounter a minor hiccup with my luggage—it took a while to reach my room, and I had to ring the concierge to investigate its whereabouts. But the porter was so genuinely apologetic, I almost wanted to apologize for bothering him. Guilt level: Catholic nun. Now, onto the room. It was wonderfully spacious, and while the decor still whispered “vintage business trip,” it was undeniably comfortable. In a world of modern hotels where rooms are the size of a generous walk-in closet and the lighting feels like a moody art installation, Parkroyal proudly remembers what hotels are supposed to be: roomy and restful. Would I have loved a USB charging port near the bed? Yes. Did I survive without it? Also yes. The one area that could use some serious love was the bathroom—more specifically, the shower bathtub combo. The tub had some visible mould on the floor, the shower head had a bizarre crush on the wall (refusing to face the actual human in the tub), and the toilet flush was positioned so low I wondered if it was designed by a committee of hobbits. Tall guests or elderly folks may need a bit of acrobatics to reach it. That said, the rest of the bathroom was perfectly functional. My room faced the swimming pool, which looked inviting, though I skipped it in favor of the gym—and what a gem it was. Not only did it feature the usual suspects (treadmills, dumbbells, etc.), but it also boasted a yoga area, TRX setup, rowing machine, and even a vertical climber. It felt more like a premium fitness club than a hotel gym. Breakfast deserves a standing ovation. A buffet that goes beyond the usual suspects, offering everything from local delights to Western staples, plus Japanese, Korean, Indian, and Chinese options. I may or may not have returned for seconds. And thirds. In short: would I come back? Absolutely. It’s a comforting mix of old-school hospitality with just enough modern touches. A charming classic that knows what really matters.

L'hotel è ovviamente molto vecchio. Ci sono i suoi minus sotto forma di ferrovie non funzionali o di luci non incluse. Di più: le camere sono molto spaziose. Ma il principale plus, anche sovrapposizioni meno - la posizione dell'hotel. Prima del tempo Swedagon è a 19 minuti a piedi. Ci sono un paio di negozi, caffè che funzionano anche quando le luci sono spense. Ci è un mercato imprompto dove si può acquistare frutta. La fermata dell'autobus è anche a 20 metri di distanza.

bagno molto buono, buona posizione

Excellent friendly service in beautiful legacy building with all the comforts. I can definitely recommend the Boundary!

Il servizio è buono, ma la notte è sbloccato.

Near many attractions and downtown of Yangon. Also, it's convenient to other areas by Grab. Strongly recommend to all the travelers!

房間很乾凈，服務人員特別好！這是第二次入住，上次在這家酒店住了好多天。。

хорошее местоположение, рядом магазины и рыночки, голодным не останешься. отель в хорошем состоянии, готовили только долго, приехали позже, но еще больше часа ждали, неторопливый народ. еда специфическая, острая в ресторане, лучше бы сами сходили куда-то покушать. вид из окна, конечно, печальный, на соседнее здание, рукой достать можно. но переночевать на пару дней все устраивало.

La colazione era passibile, ma non c'era niente di speciale. La più grande denuncia - nonostante tutte le camere non fumino, la mia stanza è assolutamente STANC di sigarette di stack, mi hanno offerto una canna di spray per fresher aereo che copriva la questione per 10 minuti. Quando ho controllato tutti i miei vestiti avevano preso l'odore di fumo di stallo e fece tutto anche nel mio bagaglio.