How to get to Inle Lake Where to stay
How to get to Inle Lake
Our favourite places to stay in Inle Lake
Inle Cottage Boutique Hotel - Budget Friendly
Inle Cottage Boutique Hotel is located in Nyaung Shwe, 15 km from Inle Lake. The hotel is super helpful and will organise a tour of Inle Lake for you. The hotel feels traditional and modern at the same time, offering a very comfortable stay.
The rooms are individual bungalows with a private balcony surrounded by lush greenery. There’s also an onsite bar and restaurant where you can enjoy your delicious complimentary breakfast every morning.
- Restaurant and bar
- Beautiful bungalows
- Friendly and helpful staff
- Delicious free breakfast
Bungalows start at $28 per night.
Innthar Lodge Home Stay - Mid Range
Staying at Innthar Lodge will be an unforgettable and unique experience. Have you ever slept in a stilted house above water? Here you’ll find simple but comfortable bungalows with nothing but water underneath you. It’s unbelievably calming.
The family who runs the lodge take your stay to another level, cooking you some of the best food you’ll taste in Myanmar and taking you on tours of the lake. This is a truly local experience.
- Stilted bungalows over the water
- Amazing hosts
- Unique experience
- Delicious free breakfast
Bungalows start from $34 per night.
Novotel Inle Lake Myat Min - Treating Yourself
If you want to experience ultimate luxury during your trip to Inle Lake, Novotel is the place to stay! Set right on the lake, you can enjoy lake views from the swimming pool or your private balcony.
The spacious suites and villas boast a contemporary style with a touch of traditional Myanmar. And wait until you see the size of the bathtubs! You have everything you need at the hotel. There’s a delicious onsite restaurant, bar, fitness centre and spa.
- On Inle Lake
- Beautiful swimming pool
- Modern and spacious rooms
- Onsite restaurant, bar, gym and spa
Private rooms start from $62 per night.
Based in Bali, Maarten’s passion for travel is undeniable. In 2016, he decided to quit his job as a stock analyst and started doing what he always dreamed of: travelling through South East Asia and helping other people plan their trips. When he is not working on Gecko Routes, you’ll find him surfing in the ocean or exploring the best gems of Indonesia.
