Alamanda Inn

Alamanda Inn is a small boutique inn and restaurant at 60(B) Shwe Taung Gyar Street in Bahan Township, Yangon, Myanmar. The street is residential and considerably calmer than the downtown core, yet the inn is close to Shwedagon Pagoda and Kandawgyi Lake, both a short taxi ride away, and the surrounding Bahan neighbourhood has cafes, restaurants and embassies. Sule Pagoda, Bogyoke Aung San Market and the Strand are reachable by taxi, with journey times depending on traffic. The property is intimate in scale, with a house-like atmosphere and a garden, making it feel more like a guesthouse with boutique polish than a conventional hotel. Rooms are offered as Standard Rooms, Deluxe Rooms and Suites, with the Suite category providing extra space for families or longer stays. Amenities include a restaurant, a garden, free Wi-Fi and an airport shuttle on request, which is a convenient service for arrivals and departures. The restaurant is a feature of the inn and serves breakfast and meals with Myanmar and international dishes, and the garden provides a shaded place to relax during the day. There is no large pool or spa, and the inn is best suited to travellers who value quiet, personal service and a residential setting. The staff are usually attentive and can help arrange taxis, tours and onward travel, and the small number of rooms means guests receive more individual attention than at larger hotels. It is well suited to couples, solo travellers and small families, and to visitors who want to be near Shwedagon without staying in a large tower hotel. Nightly rates generally run from about US$60 to US$100, or roughly 258,000 to 430,000 MMK. Because the inn has limited room numbers, booking ahead during the cool season from November to February is advisable.