Wut Hmon Thit Guest House

We moved to Wut Hmon Thit after an unpleasant experience in a property nearby. We booked online around 11.30 am and 15 minutes later they had a room ready for us. The room was clean however the sheets were stained. We mentioned it to the owner who immediately sent someone to replace the bedding. The bathroom was moldy, not by lack of cleaning but due to humidity. The bed and pillows were comfortable and tv and mini fridge came in handy. Breakfast is served on the roof top and offers fruit, coffee/tea, juice, toast and egg. No other food option but quite substancial. The staff was nice but did not speak much English and would not answer any question without the presence of the manager. You can also rent e-bikes and buy bus tickets from reception however refrain from doing so as we found much cheaper looking around town. Very good quality-price, especially if you are looking to stay right in the center of the town, at walking distance from restaurant street.

Owner and staff are welcome. They rent Ebike and do other travel services. Room are clean, quiet and ok with the reasonable price. You have to pay half to confirm the booking in advance. Laundry service is available. But TV is not satellite for 24 hr. It is locate in main road of Nyaung Oo and nearest place is Shwe Si Gone pagoda.

Very friendly and helpful personnel. The breakfast is 1 dish-fits-all with just toast, egg and banana, unfortunately nothing from Myanmar itself. Bathrooms could be cleaner too. But for the location and the service a good deal. Again, great staff.

We had a great experience here. All the people were so nice and helpful. Breakfast was good with bread, eggs, and banana. You can rent ebike here to ride around Bagan. Room was clean and bright. They let us check in early at 5 am when our bus arrived from Yangon. I would like to say thank you so much to everyone at Wut Hmon Thit hotel. You made our stay wonderful. :)

Wut Hmon Thit guesthouse was clean and although most of the staff did not speak English the manager? did speak it and was very helpful and accommodating. We rented ebikes from them although the one we got had a poor battery life, so make sure to check the drain when accelerating. I feel like it was good value compared to other places we've stayed in Myanmar. It was a welcome respite.