The Strand

Yangon, Myanmar

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The iconic Strand Hotel was built in 1901 and remains a city landmark. The hotel is located on the banks of the Yangon River and has become one of Asia’s most prestigious hotels. In 2016, the hotel was redesigned by hotelier Adrian Zecha to restore its legacy. All 31 suites have been redecorated in

keeping with the Strand’s legendary style. The restored Strand Grill features a colonial style dining room and gourmet menu of Asian and International cuisine. The beautiful spa offers a comprehensive treatment menu.

Why we love it

Conveniently located in the heart of the city
Legendary style and timeless elegance
Royalty, lauded writers and travellers alike have walked through the doors

Accommodation Photos

Facilities

Air con

Wifi and Satellite TV

SPA

24hr Butler Service

The Strand Grill

The Strand Restaurant

The Strand Bar

Experiences

High Tea

Experience the famous high tea at The Strand - a tradition from Myanmar's colonial past - with classic fare as well as traditional Burmese delicacies.

Private Dining

Make a meal in Yangon even more memorable by organising a private dinner in the main restaurant, with a bespoke menu to reflect your favourite foods.

Jazz Night

Lose yourself to the tunes of the weekly jazz night in the hotel's bar, played by a Burmese band inspired by the sounds of Miles Davis.

Swimming Pool

Hide away from the hustle and bustle of Yangon at the hotel's pool, surrounded by lush tropical greenery, where you can enjoy a cocktail.

Spa

Enjoy a solo massage or one as a couple in the hotel's spa, showcasing the best of Burmese ingredients and traditional massage techniques.

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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.