Belmond Governor’s Residence

Yangon, Myanmar

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The Governor’s Residence is a romantic, colonial-style mansion set in beautiful gardens dotted with lotus pools. The mansion dates back to the 1920’s and is one of the most timeless luxury hotels in Yangon. The hotel is a unique, tranquil haven and remarkably only minutes from the city centre, located in the embassy quarter. The beautiful, fan-shaped pool is the perfect place to relax after a day spent exploring the city. The exotic gardens, fan-cooled verandas and carved teak details conjure up the elegance of a bygone era.

All of the hotel’s 48 rooms and suites are decorated with beautiful teak furniture and Myanmar cottons and silks. There is a range of in-room spa treatments. The al fresco Mandalay restaurant serves local, Asian and European dishes under fragrant trees. The Burmese Curry Table is upstairs in the open-air dining room with views over the hotel’s gardens and ponds. The atmospheric Kipling Bar is next door to it.

Why we love it

Spectacular gardens with lotus ponds
Dine alfresco under lanterns
Enjoy traditional Myanmar treatment in the Governor’s Oasis spa

Accommodation Photos

Facilities

Air conditioning

Wifi

Child Friendly

Fan shaped Pool

Gym and Fitness Facilities

Spa and Oasis

Room Service

Mandalay Restaurant

Experiences

Sunrise Pagodas

Visit Shwedagon Pagoda - Yangon's most iconic monument - at sunrise to see the sun bouncing off it, and make an offering at your planetary post.

Historical Tour

Don't miss any of Yangon's historical sights with one of the hotel's guides showing you around the must-see stops, such as the Han Thar Wa De War Cemetery.

Pagoda Hopping

Hop between some of Yangon's grandest pagodas, one said to enshrine the hair of the Buddha and one plated with more than 8,000 solid gold slabs.

Twante Village

Take a tour of Twante's authentic pottery workshops and see the reclining Buddha to discover the charming everyday life of this little village.

Countryside Tour

Hop on a bike and cross the Bago River to visit vibrant markets, before taking a ferry to a river island guarded by colourful ogres.

Markets

Pick up souvenirs to take home in Yangon's colourful markets, with a range of choices from rich fabrics to fresh fruits and meats.

Cooking Class

Tour a local market to learn about exotic ingredients that make up Myanmar's cuisine, before learning to prepare your own feast.

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Monica

I am writing to thank you for arranging a most wonderful trip to Burma in January. Every part of it was perfect. The guides were excellent and they had different strengths. We enjoyed driving instead of flying from Bagan to Mandalay (we decided to change that en route and it was fine) as it exposed us to a bit more of the country. We loved the ballooning of course and washing Buddha’s face and the hotels. And the lacquer showroom and factory. In fact, everything. You did a fabulous job. Thanks so much; all three of us had a trip to remember and learned so much.