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Belmond Governor's Residence

Belmond Governor's Residence

Situated in Yangon’s Embassy District near the Shwedagon Pagoda and the National Museum, Belmond Governor’s Residence is a colonial-style 1920s mansion, where old-world elegance meets timeless Burmese Charme. This two-story teak mansion, served as the official home of the governors of the British Crown Colony and it is the perfect place to enjoy the elegance of a bygone era, with a pleasant stay among exotic gardens, fan-cooled verandas and relaxing spa treatments. Belmond Governor’s Residence is the most elegant hotel in Yangon and offers some of the finest accommodation in Myanmar. 31 Deluxe Rooms, 14 Governor's Rooms and 4 Junior Suites are elegantly furnished in classic colonial style with hardwood floors and tropical cottons and silks. With double or twin beds, comfortably accommodating two people and an extra bed is available for a third. Free bicycles to hire on a complimentary basis.

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Deluxe Room

Stylish and spacious rooms with one king-size or twin bed, a seating area with d ... esk and a sofa bed for a third person. With expansive windows, 14 rooms overlook the elegant inner courtyard, while 17 have garden view.

Governor's Room

These rooms have been meticulously restored to retain the gorgeous details of th ... e governor's former . For a maximum of 2 guests, combine traditional materials with modern luxury. All have a teak four-poster bed, garden view and an en-suite bathroom with dual vanities and a walk-in power shower.

Two Bedroom Junior Suite

These comfortable suites have a separate bedroom with king-size bed, a large liv ... ing room with a sofa bed and a writing desk.

Double Junior Suite (comunicanti)

These suites have two bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and the other, accessib ... le through a connecting door, equipped with two twin beds and a sofa bed. Perfect for families up to 5 persons, these 2 bedroom suite have a spacious living area and big bathrooms.

Mandalay Restaurant

This is the main restaurant for unforgettable dinners where chefs turn local pro ... duce into traditional Burmese and classic European dishes.

Burmese Tiffins

It is a spacious lounge, overlooking the garden where fragrant local curries, te ... nder vegetables and sticky rice are served buffet-style over authentic charcoal burners.

Kipling Bar

Named for the British author, this bar rekindles the atmosphere of Kipling’s e ... arly 20th-century Burmese Days, when penned such iconic verses as “Mandalay”. Talented bartender will offer original cocktail experiences in a place rich in nostalgia for colonial life in the tropics.

Mindon Lounge

Perfect place for an afternoon tea while admiring paintings and other works crea ... ted by local artists. In the evening single-malt whiskies, and a variety of rums are served. The spaceThis colonial-style lounge is also ideal for cocktail receptions, private celebrations, meetings and weddings.

The Governor’s Oasis

This is the most exclusive spa in Yangon. A place to revitalise beauty by using ... organic botanicals as cedarwood, jasmine and rose essential oils. Ancient practices are applied with modern understanding. Balm and oil treatments works in perfect harmony, leaving guest feeling relaxed and rebalanced on the path to wellbeing.

Swimming Pool

A place to relax after a day spent exploring the city.

LOCALEXPERIENCES

Myanmar markets and cooking lessons

For a truly authentic experience, visit one of the local markets early in the morning to witness loc ... als selling fresh fruits and meats. Learn all about the exotic ingredients for your cooking lessons and pick up the best at Bogyoke Market, Mingalar Market or Hledan Market.

CULTURALTOUR

Discover the magic of Myanmar

There’s a lot to explore in Yangon and nearby. Many different tours and excursions are available a ... nd Belmond Governor’s Residence is perfectly placed to explore colourful markets, take cookery classes or visit the many pagodas and other interesting sites around the city like: Bago, the Myanmar’s ancient capital and its seaport, fascinating museums, such as the National Museum and the Myanmar Gems Museum or Botahtaung and Sule Pagodas. FIRST LIGHT AT SHWEDAGON This is 3-hour tour starting at 7am to visit the most iconic sight of Yangon, the Shwedagon Pagoda at sunrise to see it in truly magical light. . It’s a unique way to experience local life and learn about Myanmar’s astrology. Tour includes private guide, driver and entrance fees.