We stayed during "soft opening". It should have been called "under construction". It was so bad, we left as soon as we could. They billed us full rates and have refused to reply to our emails and calls about issues we had. There were 8 of us with 4 rooms. The rooms had holes in ceilings, exposed wires from lighting,... More

Our tour agency booked this hotel for us. We had the lake view room, which as other reviewers mentioned are the not the quietest, but we did not mind and loved the sunset view from our balcony. We stayed for 3 nights at the hotel. When we first arrived at the hotel, the room appeared quite basic, but after first... More

We stayed during the soft opening (Feb 2013), and from appearances it seemed as though the remodel was completed. Our room was really nicely appointed, and it was a shame that we were awakened starting at about 5:30 or 6 am by boats going by. Lake-front bungalows are situated right next to what functions as a boat highway. The food... More

I have been there last January '13 for 3 nights. The construction has been reniewed, it is now a pleasant hotel on the Inle Lake with comfortable "bungalow on the water" connected one eachother by some bridges. The outdoor hall is simple but large. The restaurant is simple too, with outdoor space. The food is good no problem, the buffet... More

This hotel is now known as the Royal Inlay Resort. Ownership changed about 8 months ago and the property is being upgraded. We stayed for 3 nights in mid-December in a lake-front villa. The room was large and comfortable, with a king bed and 2 large rattan armchairs and a matching table, as well as a large desk and other... More

This hotel was selected by our tour agent and we enjoyed our stay. It is built on stilts right on the lake. Rooms are large and clean. They do cater to large tour groups who seem to take over the restaurant during dinner and breakfast. We were on a private tour and were well taken care of by the staff.... More

After staying in another resort (GIC), we needed to move to this one as no rooms were available. Spend two nights and are not really inspired: Rooms are okay (clean and spacey), but the whole setup caters to tour-groups and you walk away with the feeling, that they try to maximise their profit. Example: 3,000 MMK for 1 hour internet... More

We booked this at a travel agent in Mandalay and paid about $45 US per room per night for bed and breakfast. We stayed 3 days which we think is about the right length of time unless you are going trekking or birdwatching. The location is amazing, set on stilts over the river, facing West so you get fabulous sunset... More

Our tour included this resort as our stay on Inle Lake. We were quite pleased with the room, the service. The restaurant was ok ... we ordered a fish dish expecting good seafood, but it was not done very well. Otherwise, no complaints.