The Hotel at Tharabar Gate
Location
Bagan, Myanmar
Immerse yourself in the ambience of Old Bagan at The Hotel at Tharabar Gate. Ideally situated to explore the most stunning archeological site in Southeast Asia, the ancient capital of Bagan, and surrounded by more than 4,000 temples and pagodas, the hotel is just a 5-minute walk to the spectacular Ananda Temple known as the "Jewel of Bagan." Eighty-three luxury rooms feature private gardens, high ceilings, teak floors, typical Burmese teak furniture, and individual hand-painted wall paintings that are copies of original temple paintings from the Bagan period. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and have satellite TV, telephone, safe and mini bar. High-speed Internet and Wi-Fi are available in the lobby. Enjoy a memorable al fresco dining experience beneath the shade of a high-pitched teak roof or on the expansive terrace, surrounded by lavish gardens. The swimming pool is also a sight to behold, surrounded by carved stone elephants and illumined at night by romantic firelight.
Bagan, Myanmar
Immerse yourself in the ambience of Old Bagan at The Hotel at Tharabar Gate. Ideally situated to explore the most stunning archeological site in Southeast Asia, the ancient capital of Bagan, and surrounded by more than 4,000 temples and pagodas, the hotel is just a 5-minute walk to the spectacular Ananda Temple known as the "Jewel of Bagan." Eighty-three luxury rooms feature private gardens, high ceilings, teak floors, typical Burmese teak furniture, and individual hand-painted wall paintings that are copies of original temple paintings from the Bagan period. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and have satellite TV, telephone, safe and mini bar. High-speed Internet and Wi-Fi are available in the lobby. Enjoy a memorable al fresco dining experience beneath the shade of a high-pitched teak roof or on the expansive terrace, surrounded by lavish gardens. The swimming pool is also a sight to behold, surrounded by carved stone elephants and illumined at night by romantic firelight.
