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Best budget places to stay in Pyin Oo Lwin Myanmar
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If your itinerary allows Pyin Oo Lwin / Pyin U Lwin (pronounced Pin “Oo Loo-win”) is a nice town to spend a day or two in. There are lots of great things to do in the area. Pyin Oo Lwin is between Mandalay and Hsipaw so you might consider a visit if you are on your way to Hsipaw. There is a good range of accommodation available here. You get less for your money compared to Mandalay and Hsipaw. The main road running through Pyin Oo Lwin is called the Mandalay-Lashio road or highway 3.
Best budget places to stay in Pyin Oo Lwin Myanmar
Top Pick: Grace Hotel II
Grace Hotel II, Number 46/48 Mandalay-Lashio road, Pyin Oo Lwin, Myanmar
To reserve in advance call 085 22081 / 085 28256

Directions: Grace Hotel II is centrally located. It is on the Mandalay-Lashio main road close to the clock tower. From the clock tower walk for 1 minute in the Mandalay direction and Grace II is on the right.There is also a Grace Hotel I on Nann Myaing road but it is more expensive.
All rooms are fan rooms, but the climate is not as hot due to the altitude. The hotel includes breakfast and free WiFi.
Single price (still a double room) 12,000Ks ($10 or £7).
Double room, 2 people for 19,200Ks ($16 or £11).
Triple room 28,800Ks ($24 or £17)
At present these prices are the same for high and low season.


WiFi: yes
Breakfast: yes
Tours: non advertised
A.C. rooms available: no
Grace Hotel II also offers motorbike rental. You don’t need to be a guest to rent their bikes.
Golden Dream Guest House
To reserve in advance call 085 21913 / 085 21302 or email goldendreamhotel@gmail.com
Directions: Golden dream is very close to Grace II hotel. If you step out of Grace II hostel, Golden Dream is a few doors down the road to the left.
This is the cheapest place in town and it is very basic. You may see large cockroaches and most things are dirty. The bedding is clean. The staff speak very little English. There doesn’t seem to be any flexibility on price. They have a range of rooms some with air conditioning and hot water. The only reason we would recommend this place is if you are on a very low budget.
They charge 12,000Ks ($10 or £7) for 2 people sharing a fan room, shared bathroom and 6,000Ks ($5 or £3.50) for for a solo traveller.


WiFi: yes
Breakfast: no
Tours: non advertised
A.C. rooms available: yes
Bravo Hotel
To reserve in advance call 085 21223 / 085 21826 or 092 044249 / 094 02610209
Or email bravohotel.pol@gmail.com

Directions: From the clock tower walk down the Mandalay-Lashio road in the Lashio direction. Bravo Hotel is a 3 minute walk on the right.
This is actually a nice hotel (many places in Myanmar call themselves hotels and are really very basic). Bravo Hotel includes breakfast, A.C. rooms, WiFi, TV and fridge.
$20 for one person or $30 for a double or twin room.


WiFi: yes
Breakfast: yes
Tours: non advertised
A.C. rooms available: yes, all rooms have air conditioning
Note on currency:
The price is US$ is normally fixed and the price in the local currency (Kyats) may vary if the exchange rate changes. I have shown the price in GBP as a very approximate guide to help British folks understand the cost.
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2 Responses
Paul van der wees
Arrived in grace hotel II after a great day on my scooter coming from mandalay and visiting the waterfall and dee dok (was not as blue as your photo but still lovely ! )
Thanx for the tips !!! Warmed up with the hot shower !!
Ciao4now
Paul
Pete Tryon
Hi Paul,
So happy to hear that you are enjoying your adventures in Myanmar. You are in a seriously beautiful part of the world. If you have time keep travelling North East towards Hsipaw. Someone else mentioned the blue- but said it was a bit overcast on the day. The pools at the bottom are barely green at best. The photos we used were from the top on a very blue sky bright day. We were genuinely stunned at how blue the water was. I think the blue is also due to dissolved minerals in the water so rainfall could affect it to. It really is worth travellers knowing that the blue might vary- but I would be surprised if the pool at the TOP was ever much duller than when we were there. I really hope it wasn’t a disappointment- we were genuinely astonished when we saw it.
Happy travels 🙂
Pete