36 bungalows of two types. Mine was clean, comfortable and spacious with a superkingsize bed. No aircon but rooms (finished entirely in woven bamboo) extend to full height, about 20 feet, so the heat is not oppressive even in the hot season. Food excellent as was staff attitude and service. Although I eat Asian in Asia they did a great... More

We stopped for a brief stay to this hotel which is close to the Pindaya caves (about 10 minutes drive). The rooms are of average quality, basically consisting of small houses of two rooms each- beds were reasonably comfortable. We had dinner there, which was pretty good- including some of the local wines, decent cocktails and a very delicious pork... More

What a great little hotel. The staff are so lovely and the whole place is so relaxed. Its a very chilled place with not much to do. Rooms are small wooden bungalows with brick built bathrooms attached, beds were comfortable and you get an electric blanket, my one even worked, the other one didn't,,, This is not a 4/5 str... More

We found this hotel to be very simple, and basic. The service staff were just so wonderful! One of the two electric blankets on our beds did not work. And, you could hear whatever was going on in the room that was attached to yours. There was a large tour group that stayed there while we were there. The spa... More

The hotel is a little bit far from the town centre, in a quiet area. Due to the climate, the bamboo bungalows need electric blankets, which is nice to experiment. The dining is in a huge hall with big fireplace. Most people are from groups, but independent visitors are welcomed. Delicious food at dinner and breakfast, at extremely reasonable prices.... More

our agent already informed us that the hotel was a good alternative in the Pindaya Area. We had booked to smal bungalows (one for our 3 children) and one for ourself (almost next to eachother). people were very friendly. just in the opposite there is a futbolplace where we have played futbol with some local children a very nice experience.

We stayed one night at Pindaya Inle Inn and it was worth to upgrade our room from a bamboo hut to a cottage. Excellent service with nice breakfast and dinner at the Inn. We chose a set dinner (local danu) at 10,000k and the serving was huge and enough for 2 persons. It was kind of the waitress to inform... More

Agree totally with 'manugermany' review that this is a great little hotel in a town that is mainly known for the Buddhist Caves. This also meant that the town is almost totally devoted to Buddhism and on the night we stayed in this hotel there was an all night celebration on which was quite noisy. That said the place is... More

We were traveling as a party of 3 (my partner, my stepdaughter and myself) and have stayed here one night in November 2010 on our way to visit the Pindaya Caves. We traveled by car from Heho Airport which took about 3 hours but it’s a very scenic drive with lots of photo opportunities. Up in the mountains, the temperatures... More