Inle Princess Resort

Inle Lake, Myanmar

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Stay at Inle Princess Resort

Inle Princess Resort sits on the eastern bank of Inle Lake next to the Magyizin Village. The resort is surrounded by views of the blue mountain ranges and rice paddy fields. The architecture of the Resort was drawn from the traditions and culture of the Shan and Intha people. This resort is one of the

most outstanding places around Inle Lake.
The houses are nestled subtly into the beautiful surrounding nature and are made from locally-constructed and sustainably-sourced traditional pyinkado, teak and bamboo thatch.

Why we love it

Uninterrupted views of the lake
Excursions to the floating Market
Rooms built on stilts along the water front

Accommodation Photos

Facilities

Wifi

Child Friendly

Watersports

Fitness Facilities

Spa

Room Service

Restaurant

Bar

Experiences

Spa

Experience the traditional ways of Shan healing, focusing on the body, mind and soul, incorporating spirituality into treatments.

Swimming Pool

Work off your meals by doing some laps in the swimming pool, or just dip your toes in to cool off after a day in the hot Burmese sun.

Craft Village

Visit the resort's craft village where the hotel's pottery, carvings, furniture, and basket weaving is done, and guests are invited to join in.

Shopping

Bring home gifts for family and friends after a browse of the hotel's gift shop, stocking homemade crafts, teas, paper and handicrafts.

Garden Walk

Take a wander around the diverse hotel gardens to see southeast Asian flora and the organic vegetable garden that supplies the restaurant.

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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.