The Loft is in downtown Yangon within walking distance of some old amazing neighbourshoods.
They have a small garden out back and an attached resto with yummy food. This is a small new boutique hotel with quirky interior design. Due to the current Rohingya crisis, there are few tourists and I fear for the hotel’s viability. The staff are excellent and arranged private airport transfers. Please support these kind folk!
The Loft is in downtown Yangon within walking distance of some old amazing neighbourshoods.
They have a small garden out back and an attached resto with yummy food. This is a small new boutique hotel with quirky interior design. Due to the current Rohingya crisis, there are few tourists and I fear for the hotel’s viability. The staff are excellent and arranged private airport transfers. Please support these kind folk!
Lee
Reviewed November 26, 2018Reviewed November 26, 2018
The staff were really friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond to help me with laundry and booking a bus ticket. The area is within a 15 min walk to the 19th street bar area. The only reason for the 4 stars is the weak wifi that didn't connect well and the fridge that didn't work. The tv only had a few chinese channels and no english channels.
The staff were really friendly and helpful. They went above and beyond to help me with laundry and booking a bus ticket. The area is within a 15 min walk to the 19th street bar area. The only reason for the 4 stars is the weak wifi that didn't connect well and the fridge that didn't work. The tv only had a few chinese channels and no english channels.
Richard
Reviewed November 15, 2023Reviewed November 15, 2023
It is wonderful to see Melia hotel staff waiting for us at the airport entrance as we arrive Yangon airport 01:00 a.m.
The hotel staff are friendly and helpful. We try all 3 restaurant in the hotel and the Olea is the best. The lady staff Haymar is very friendly and provided a high quality of service during our dining time.
We will visit Melia again on our next trip to Yangon.
It is wonderful to see Melia hotel staff waiting for us at the airport entrance as we arrive Yangon airport 01:00 a.m.
The hotel staff are friendly and helpful. We try all 3 restaurant in the hotel and the Olea is the best. The lady staff Haymar is very friendly and provided a high quality of service during our dining time.
We will visit Melia again on our next trip to Yangon.
fung lan
Reviewed February 3, 2020Reviewed February 3, 2020
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