Nice hotel, in a quiet area of town, just a 5 minute walk from the market. Accomodation is clean, confortable, and the room are very large. Staff was very friendly and helpful The only downside is that there is no service to help you book your visits. But this is absolutely not a problem since you make a few steps... More

Nandawun has old fashioned bungalows arranged attractively around a recessed courtyard. It is not luxurious, but for $25 per night was one of our best values in Myanmar. We had a clean, quiet room with king bed, hot water, TV and refrigerator. The location was good and we easily walked to the river, market, local restaurants and puppet show. Nyi... More

You will be in good hands at the Nanda Wunn. True it is a slightly worn 70's kind of place but it has its charms. I found the location excellent, because it was closer to some of the better restaurants and the canal is only a short walk away. The family who run it are delightful. Don't come here for... More

This hotel looks like it’s been standing quite a few years through the thick and thin of tourism in Burma. It’s a bungalow style complex with four rooms per bungalow. The rooms are simple, but adequate. The TV is tiny, but there isn’t much on anyway. The beds are comfortable, everything is clean and the hot water works a treat.... More

We stayed at the Nanda Wunn for 4 nights during our first trip to the Inle Lake area in May, 2007. I believe we paid $24 a night for this hotel. The location of the hotel is a little set away from all the action in the rest of the town, out away from the canal -- but Nyaungshwe is... More

We paid $23/night for our medium-sized twin room. We had a night stand with lamp, luggage rack, closet, TV w/remote (only two channels), minibar, and a veranda with two chairs. Our bath had a tub with hand-held shower and a separate shower head. In fact, it had two separate faucets at each end of the tub. The hotel is located... More