I was somewhat disappointed by this hotel, given the price. The beds were extremely hard, and the sheets were not all that clean. The shower is odd, which other reviewers have mentioned. There is a shower curtain which seperates the bathtub from the shower, but the entire floor is on one level. You would definately want shower shoes here--the hotel had a set out, but I would not suggest using them, as they did not look all that new.

Although most of the front desk staff were friendly, the English skills were an issue. Additionally, they demanded the entire stay be paid upfront on arrival--and were somewhat rude about it. Overall, had this hotel been $15-20 cheaper, it would be in the correct price for a budget hotel, which is what it is (but the price is not). Really, the most positive thing about this hotel is that you can use the pool at their sister property, which is nice.

I arrived after a hard day of stressful travel experiences. The staff were welcoming, nurturing in fact. I was overwhelmed by their hospitality.
Rooms are basic, but furniture and room design are a step above in the midrange category. Bathroom included platform to stand above the draining water and a curtain to contain the shower, leaving the toilet and sink dry. Nice toiletries included. Minibar in room.
Beds soft, pillow softer, and reasonably quiet. Nice sleep.
Breakfast was abundant and well done.
The one caveat with regards to noise is that the housekeeping staff started the day at 5:30 or 6am, creating quite a bit of distracting noise.

Stayed here for one night. It's not easy to rate this for me, because there were things to like, but plenty not to...

The good: I arrived at 3am, on the night bus from Bagan. My room was available and they let me check in, basically giving me half a day for free - very much appreciated. The room was clean, breakfast was included. The staff was very friendly. It is easy to find transportation, because this is next to the much larger and well known Sedona hotel.

The bad: At $45, the hotel was expensive. The internet wasn't working, apparently due to problems with their LAN, not the outside connection. The breakfast wasn't good. The room looked rather dark and worn, it was small too. The sink was leaking quite a bit onto the floor. The shower is separated from the rest of the bathroom by a curtain, but the shower area is between the door and the sink / toilet area. Odd setup. I booked a taxi through them to get me to the airport the next morning, and the taxi was 15 minutes late. And that after they had first offered me a shared taxi for 10k kyat, and when I wanted to book it changed their mind and upsold me a regular taxi for 15k. And, unlike what lonelyplanet wrote, they did not accept credit card as payment when I was there.

During my 2 week trip to Laos and Myanmar this was the most expensive and least enjoyable place I stayed at. It's not terrible, but I can't believe that there are no better options out there.

This place is such a perfect fine. It is one of those places where surprisingly within very close proximity you could get a great meal and get started on your day with a blue taxi. I will post a photo of our blue taxi driver because there are several on that corner and he speaks excellent English.
The Inn has more of a guesthouse feel with very nice staff. It is clean and offers very simple accommodations. I recommend a room in back if you are a light sleeper. There were not many people staying here while we were in the building so I do not know if they allow smoking but it did not seem like it. I would stay here again. Also, the best chapatti and dosal are next door at tea house (if you are facing the hotel go right.....probably the best food of the trip!)