The resort, built on stilts above the lake, offers 46 wooden chalets in simplistic design but with modern comfort amid the beautiful surroundings of endless green rice paddy fields, blue mountain ranges and the Inle Lake. The spacious wooden chalets are built by local craftsmen using native wood and bamboo decorated with Burmese silk textiles. Some chalets have an outdoor stone bath and 'Lake-view' rooms have a nice veranda where you can sit and enjoy the views. The binoculars and bird-book in the room were a nice touch.
Sanctum Inle Resort, nestled on the tranquil shores of Inle Lake in Myanmar, epitomises a harmonious blend of monastic-inspired architecture and modern luxury. The resort’s design features arched windows, brickwork, and cloistered courtyards, evoking a serene and contemplative atmosphere. This unique architectural style, combined with the resort’s lush gardens and stunning lake views, creates a peaceful retreat that seamlessly integrates with the natural beauty of its surroundings.
Inle Heritage Stilt Houses comprises of beautiful authentic stilted bungalow, set on the Inle Lake, in Eastern Myanmar. Built with reclaimed wood, these unique bungalows offer an authentic experience of living on a lake, albeit with stylish interiors. The resort’s owner, Yin Myo Su, is a passionate conservationist, a Burmese cat breeder and a philanthropist. She also runs an on-site vocational training centre for students to learn the hospitality trade, supervised by professional staff.
Pristine Lotus is a traditional-style resort, set on the west bank of Inle Lake, in Eastern Myanmar. Positioned at a rare vantage point, on a hillside village of Khaung Daing, the resort is gracefully laid out over a landscaped hillside that gently slopes into the lake, offering great views over the water and the Shan hills beyond. The property is just a 20-minute boat-ride from Nyang Shwe or an interesting 45-minute drive from Heho airport, making it a good base to explore Inle lake.
Villa Inle Resort & Spa is a new luxury hotel, set on the eastern banks of Inle Lake, in Eastern Myanmar. Spread over more than 20 acres of land in Nyaung Shwe, the resort is nestled within a lush tropical garden boasting easy access and stunning views of the lake. Designed for the modern eco traveller, the resort has deliberately kept the number of rooms to the bare minimum, so as to reduce the impact on the environment and provide the sense of living in the jungle.
View Point Lodge is an eco-boutique resort, set north of the Inle Lake, in Eastern Myanmar. Situated outside the village of Nyaung Shwe, the hotel is set on stilts over the pond, some distance away from the activity on the main lake. The resort boasts of its eco-credentials; all rooms are built with natural materials without the use of concrete and ensures minimum damage occurs to the environment during its daily operations.
