Hotel Aurora presents a welcome respite following a full day. Situated in Mandalay, it’s a short distance from the city’s core. The hotel provides a convenient base for exploring the region.
The hotel’s bar offers a selection of beverages. The restaurant serves regional dishes, providing a relaxed dining experience. Guests can utilize free wireless internet access throughout the hotel grounds. A designated parking area is available for vehicles.
Wellness services are available, including a medical consultation. Recreational amenities include a barbeque area. For professional needs, a conference hall equipped for meetings and presentations is available. The hotel’s tour desk assists with arranging excursions.
Transportation services are provided, including a transfer service for guest convenience. The building features an elevator, ensuring access to all floors. Additional services include laundry, dry cleaning, pressing, car rental, a safe-deposit box, and a concierge.
Hotel staff members are proficient in English. Each room incorporates a shower, television, and a mini-bar. Amenities vary by room category, including slippers.
The property accommodates families with family rooms featuring air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and city vistas. Rooms are furnished with a work desk, minibar, and complimentary wireless internet. Additional facilities include a business area, a 24-hour front desk, and concierge support.
Breakfast service includes an à la carte Asian breakfast with local specialties and warm dishes. Room service and the tour desk enhance the guest experience. The hotel’s location is approximately 36 kilometers from Mandalay International Airport.
The hotel’s proximity allows for a 7-minute walk to Ein Daw Yar Pagoda, and less than 1 kilometer to Mahar Thatkyarthiha Pagoda. Consider arranging your stay at Hotel Aurora through ReadyToTrip.
Decent hotel. I was bitten by something many times during my first night so they helped me to switch to another room. Friendly staff and responsive. The surrounding areas seem a bit chaotic… or is that the general vibe of Mandalay?