Hotel Brilliant

5 reviews

• VT

  Verified traveler

  self · Jan 2020

  10/10

  バガンからの夜行バスで向かったので ホテル到着が深夜、連絡もしていなかったのに心良くアーリーチェックインをしてくれました。 　滞在中、スタッフみんな笑顔で気持ちの良い対応 でした。次に来る事があったら必ず泊まりたいと思う、オススメのホテルです。　でも一つだけ、シャワーの水圧が弱かった事が残念です。

• VT

  Verified traveler

  Jan 2019

  8/10

  A little far from downtown but pleasant Facilities are okay but a bit old The staff was friendly and helpful. Wi-Fi is not very good

• R

  Rebecca

  Feb 2017

  10/10

  Great hotel, great location, great staff

  I would highly recommend this hotel. We had a very enjoyable stay and found the location to be perfect. Just far enough outside of town where we had seclusion and relaxation; but perfectly convenient to everything as it was only a short distance away. The staff and owners were lovely.

• FA

  from australia

  Dec 2016

  10/10

  wow. just wow.

  best hotel i have found in myanmar. by miles. organised fantastic cheap tours and astounding coffee at breakfast. big elegant soacioys rooms. dodgy internet but thats a myanmar problem not a hotel problem. (ie. dont rely on net to book next hotel...)

• M

  Mistergone72

  Feb 2016

  10/10

  Don’t let the location (just outside town) put you

  The young women who run Hotel Brilliant are amazing at their work. Some of the most attentive staff I’ve had at any hotel – they helped us arrange cabs and tours, and bent over backwards to make our stay a pleasant one…which it was. Going in, the only concern I had about this hotel was that I knew it was located a little outside of the downtown area – but I needn’t have worried. The hotel offers free bikes for anyone going into town (a 5 minute ride). And in the evening, the staff will happily call a tuktuk to shuttle you to your choice of restaurant (cost was about K3000 for 4 people, about US$2). And of course, you could easily find your own tuktuk to come back to the hotel (as long as youre back before 10pm when the town shuts down. As for the amenities, it’s a lovely spot with plenty of plants and flowers around. The rooms are clean and comfortable (although our bathroom shower did have an uneven floor that meant the water didn’t drain very well). Each room has a veranda as well, so you can sit out and enjoy the warm weather. And everything seems to be well maintained – not always a given in Asian countries. Note, we stayed in the standard hotel rooms – the place does also offer some larger chalet-style bungalows, but I can’t speak to the quality of those rooms. There is wifi, but we found it very weak, almost not worth the trouble.