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 92 Strand Road, Yangon |
The Strand,
Yangon, opened in 1901. Rangoon, as Yangon was formerly known as, was
then one of British India's largest and most prized cities. The Strand
was built by British entrepreneur John Darwood and acquired by the Sarkies
brothers, who collected more than a few of Southeast Asia's grand colonial
hotels. The hotel has been restored to its former glory as a grand hotel and is now managed by General Hotel Management (GHM). |
Special Internet Rate
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Rates are quoted nett in US Dollars per room per night, inclusive of service charge and tax
Rates are not valid during special events and subject to change without prior notice
Terms and Conditions
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| The hotel's 32 spacious suites, including
23 deluxe suites, 8 superior suites and The Strand Suite, are located
on the hotel's two upper floors and serviced by a team of butlers, 24-hours
a day. Each deluxe and superior suite is finished with high ceilings and
teakwood floors, a king-size bed or twin double beds, a separate sitting
area and a spacious bathroom. All are decorated with local art and antiques
and fitted with air conditioning, a ceiling fan, satellite TV hidden away
in an Edwardian cabinet and a personal safe. Fresh-cut flowers, from white
orchids and jasmine petals to yellow ginger, brighten the rooms. The Strand Suite is nearly 200 square metres in size. It features a canopied, four-poster bed with a separate entranceway to a small study with desk. There's also a comfortable living room, a dining room with attached butler's pantry, a large marble bathroom, a separate guest bathroom and a sunroom overlooking the Yangon River. |
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| Restaurants & Bar : The Strand Cafe, with its big, teak-framed windows, looks out onto Strand Road. Globe chandelier lighting, floors of tile inlaid with teak, dining chairs of sturdy egg-cane rattan and black ceiling fans give the meandering room, with all its intimate spaces and corners, a timeless charm. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served, with the menu featuring Burmese and Western cuisine. There is also afternoon tea daily. The Strand Grill is perhaps Yangon's most elegant dining room, dressed with large black-lacquer prints from Bagan, a vaulted ceiling, skylights and chandeliers and a dinner menu made for fine dining. A classical guitarist completes the room's refined mood. The Strand Bar offers a full range of drinks, a charming atmosphere,. and a two-piece jazz band performing every Friday. Lobby Lounge : The Lobby Lounge, with its colonial cane furniture and marble floors, is the centre of all activities at The Strand. It is a popular meeting place for a drink or business discussions. Local musicians play the Burmese harp and xylophone daily. The Strand Hall: The Strand Hall is a grand ballroom capable of accommodating 500 people for a sit-down dinner and up to 1,000 for receptions. The hall can also be separated into two rooms for conferences and meetings. Jewellery Gallery : Two hotel shops offer a range of locally-made precious jewellery, gems and silver. The Strand Boutique : Beautiful Myanmar Textiles, lacquer and other handicrafts can be discovered at the Strand Boutique. Business Services : Typing, translation, photocopying, courier, and other administrative services are available at the Business Centre. Computer and e-mail use can also be arranged. |
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