Sky Hotel China Town

Location of hotel is superb but bed was a little worn out, the bed not as springy

Good location in Chinatown, easy to walk around and get to main sites. While I was expecting a basic room, it was very small. The bathroom had mold all over and there was a leak when I first arrived. Staff were very helpful though - fixing the leak, organising a driver for me, allowing a late checkout (although this was forgotten and I was called). Walls were very thin so I had to sleep with ear plugs. Water provided and free breakfast. Did the job but probably wouldn't stay here again.

Friendly staff. The hotel itself was okay, parts of it could use cleaning up. When we got there the hot water pump was broken so the shower was spewing out brown water which was disgusting. The staff apologized but didn't offer any sort of compensation or discount for the inconvenience.

It’s located at Chinatown. Many shops surrounding. Just working distance to many places around. Very convenient location. Thumb up!

The location is good. Everything is ok!

Ok lor

Pros: good location; very helpful staff; good breakfast. Cons: there are ants in my room; toilet has problem with flushing; parts of the wood floor in the room needs to be fixed

Requested for taxi service - the staff will get & bargain the price for customer. Prices are reasonable. Ms May the reception staff can speak English well.

Good and convenient location in the heart of Chinatown. Reception staff were very helpful and friendly. Cozy and comfortable room to rest and relax after a whole day trip in Yangon. Amenities and dry stores were within reach. The only problem is taxis locating the hotel coz it’s a one way street. Buffet breakfast spread were limited and milk for cereals should be served cold and not warm or hot. Strangely, this was a practise in some ASEAN countries.

Great service, but the walls need some repainting. Somewhat worn down, but overall a good value for the price.

great hotel downtown but every morning there was someone hammering something above my room (I was in the 7th, 8th floor is the dining area).

My first visit to Yangon. While a Sule location would have been more convenient to most of the things I wanted to do, Pagoda, certain vegetarian restaurants, Bogyoke, Yangon Yoga — that is the only reason I’d look elsewhere. If it’s only 10-12 block difference. And this place was 1/2 block from river. The room I was clean and comfortable — small, and the window did not do much good, small and on alley, but perfectly adequate. Clean, great shower. Kettle in room. Breakfast was excellent, mainly for the dishes in local cuisine. The street had Chinese lanterns st each end, making it easy to spot Staff was fantastic, turned me on to the Grab(uber-like) app. There was a group of Burmese tourists staying there and they confirmed this was a good choice for Yangon.

Spent a night in the hotel, and everything is ok. Given the price it is a very good choice.

Nice basic hotel. The aircon stared pouring water as they did not clean the filters. This isn’t uncommon in South East Asia. We disassembled and cleaned the whole unit as I enjoy these things apologizing the whole time. Nice place

First impressions were OK. But then told the WiFi wasn't working. My room was OK. The breakfast was very limited and I've had better. Check out was supposed to be 12 noon so imagine my surprise when I got back to my room at 1100 to chill for a while to find two housekeepers stripping the bed and a man up a ladder at the air con unit. All my things were still in the room. Unfortunately I also saw the state of the mattress with the sheet off. Wish I hadn't... The blood wasn't mine. Looking positive at least it was only one night and not the two I'd booked as I had to stay in Dubai the day before as I missed my connection.

Clean room , breakfast simple and good . Front deck helpful

Hotel is located not far from downtown and about 5min walk of the nearest metro station. Perfect location if you want to experience a more genuine Singapore. Great local food restaurants open 24h just around the corner with superb dumplings hence the inexistence of restaurant or breakfast in the hotel. You are more than fine with a nice kaya toast in one of the local restaurants. Authentic, friendly and helpful staff - always with a smile.

Very good breakfast. Very helpful in arranging bus to Bagan.

So near to happening beer street and Chinatown. Meet many foreigner travel like us. It seem in a moment we were not stranger to the city.. I guess the hotel are run by Chinese investor, mostly, can find Mandarin writings everywhere.

We loved our stay at Sky Hotel. We booked three single rooms (with windows) being assigned rooms on the second, sixth and seventh floors. The second floor room was actually a twin room, right at the front of the hotel - a good sized room with king single beds, and windows overlooking the bustling Sinn O Dann Street. The rooms on the sixth and seventh floor were smaller (cosy) with double beds, both back from the street with side facing windows. Each room had its own bathroom, air conditioning, TV, and mini fridge. The fridge in the second floor room seemed to turn off when the room power went off, but the other two didn't experience the same issue. Plenty of hot water in the showers, air con nice and cold! Breakfast was offered in the lobby, a very simple affair offering a couple of "hot" dishes (luke warm at best, unless you nabbed a fresh batch from the kitchen), cereal, fruit, toast, tea, coffee, juice. Enough to get the day started - though with the huge amount of street food on offer in Yangon, breakfast is not essential. The staff were lovely! Plenty of smiles, always willing to help. Our cases were carried in from the road, and up the stairs to the lift for us, despite our offers to help, horrified that someone smaller than us was shouldering our 20kg per piece duffel cases! Location was brilliant! In the middle of Yangon's Chinatown, close to 19th Street with its many small bars and restaurants, and an easy walk to many of the sights of downtown Yangon!