Hotel Dingar — Hotel in Mandalay District

Located conveniently in Mandalay, Hotel Dingar offers a restaurant, rooftop bar and rooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel is a 5-minute drive away from Mandalay University and Diamond Plaza. Chinatown is just a 10-minute walk away.

The well decorated room features a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and a personal safe. It also comes with an electric kettle, a minibar and a seating area. Featuring a bath or shower, private bathroom also comes with a hairdryer and free toiletries.

Guests will find a 24-hour front desk, a garden and a 24-hour bar. Meeting and banquet facilities as well as laundry services are all available at the hotel. The property offers free private parking on site.

At Hotel Dingar, guests will also find a restaurant serving international cuisines. The restaurant is open for all meals.

Dingar Hotel is 2.6 km from Mahamuni Buddha Temple, 2.6 km from Maha Myat Muni Pagoda and 2.7 km from Mandalay Palace. Mandalay International Airport is a 45-minute drive away.

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We had to upgrade to the fourth floor to get a reasonable standard of room here. Our original first floor room was small, and dingy with a view of a hovel from the window and a dirty looking bathroom. The second room they gave us was even worse with a cubicle style shower and toilet.||In contrast, our new room was large and clean with a sitting area and coffee table. Think it was a suite, actually, but certainly worth the upgrade. A large bathroom with shower over the bath and four windows. A huge difference.||All done with a smile.||A great roof terrace bar on the sixth floor with fantastic views over Mandalay, serving cocktails, drinks and food. Again, lovely staff who couldn’t do enough for you.||Great breakfast...

After having stayed hear already some years ago we returned to the hotel as we had it in good memory. Unfortunately we were a bit disappointed. The teakwood floors once looked nice but now the place is worn and would need some renovation. The bathroom was run down and buying new towels wouldn’t be a mistake. The rooms to the street are very noisy. The breakfast was mostly asian and only bread, toast and a few cereals and eggs made to order for westerners. Staff is always very friendly and helpful but english is not understood very well. Other guests we saw were only Chinese yelling through the hallway. Unfortunately we cannot recommend the place any longer to western tourists as long as...