Stay at Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake in Southern

Stay 

Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake has 300 comfortable rooms. These are grouped in eight differing configurations, starting at a generous 40 sqm. Each features floor-to-ceiling French doors and a Juliet balcony with views of either the Lake/Pagoda or the distant Shwedagon Stupa. All rooms are luxuriously decorated with polished wood furniture, sofas, wool carpets and ample lighting. Club Rooms include lounge access for all-day refreshments, free afternoon tea, evening cocktails and use of the meeting room and business centre.

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at the Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake, but there are no specific facilities available. Babysitting service can be arranged, if requested.

Dine 

Chatrium Hotel Royal Lake has six food outlets with three restaurants each specialising in different cuisine. The main Emporia Restaurant serves an extensive buffet breakfast with Western, Japanese, Chinese and Indian offerings. Tiger Hill, serves exceptional Chinese cuisine, while the Japanese Kohaku, has private rooms with views of the tropical pool and Asian-inspired gardens. The marble-floored lobby lounge makes for a remarkable venue for high-tea or sip your favourite cocktail at Club Rizzoli.

Relax 

The Chatrium Hotel’s popular Lilawadee Spa has recently been relocated and enlarged and a fitness Centre. There is a large beach-style swimming pool, overlooked by both wings of the L-shaped hotel. Changing rooms are located next to the pool, which is convenient if you have already made your check out but still have a few hours to freshen-up before catching the next flight.

Experience 

On a hill, just west of the Chatrium Hotel is the massive, Shwedagon Pagoda, the most revered Buddhist temple in Myanmar. Opposite the hotel the namesake Royal Lake and its lush green park are an agreeable escape from the crowded downtown. There are few restaurants in the surrounds, but the hotel’s free shuttle or a taxi is readily take you to the centre of the town. Visit Sule Pagoda, the Pansodan Colonial Heritage Trail, the Supreme Court and Scott Market.