87Th Street , Between 26Th And 27Th Street, Mandalay, Myanmar
The 3-star Hotel Aurora Mandalay offers quick access to Clock Tower, located nearly a 5-minute walk away. Boasting a location merely 0.6 km from Ein Daw Yar Pagoda, the hotel offers 25 rooms and a lounge bar onsite.
Mahamuni Paya Temple is around 10 minutes' drive from this Mandalay hotel, and the traditional Flower Market is a short way from it. As a plus for business travellers, the Aurora Mandalay is 2.5 km from the panoramic Nan Myint Tower. There is the 19th - century Mandalay Royal Palace approximately 15 minutes' drive away, while Thiri Mandalar Terminal bus station is in proximity to the accommodation. For those travelling from afar, Mandalay International airport is 33 minutes' drive away.
The rooms comprise a sitting area and a dining area complete with ironing facilities and air conditioning, as well as complimentary wireless internet and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. They are appointed with a writing desk, and also feature a mini fridge bar, coffee and tea making equipment. A roll-in shower, a separate toilet, and a sink, along with a hair dryer and bath sheets, are featured.
Hotel Aurora serves a complimentary breakfast every morning. Min Min Restaurant is situated 600 metres from the hotel.
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Bobby
2020-12-07
It was a deluxe hotel, situated really conveniently for getting to Mandalay International airport. Thanks to their manager for the help. Big rooms. Quality services.
Marcus
2020-11-16
it was a good location and the staff was welcoming. about 5 minutes walk to bus stop. as picky eaters we really loved to be close to lots of restaurants, went to lashio lay couple of times, it was 5 mins walk away. in the standard double room we had gates as well as a mini bar fridge, a fireplace and a tv set. worth its 3 stars.
