Everest Hotel — Hotel in Yangon

We were a group of three (all family members, all male).

First, let's start with the reception. They said they got a double room with an extra bed. They also mentioned that there is also a family room but we were planning for a long stay. So, we took a double with an extra bed. They were unhappy about it and would not give us the extra bed, saying "if u r staying in this room u three have to sleep on this bed altogether". The audacity. Not wanting to make a fuss, we took the family room.

Secondly, let's talk about the rooms. The locks are broken. If u want to unlock the door and go inside the room, u need to ask the reception. The doors are useless anyway, a push is all it takes to wreck it open. And there were 3 light bulbs in our room, 2 of which are broken. The bathroom did not even has a proper shower head. They head there was taken from some random junks and smooshed together. The water is not flowing well. Toilet seat is broken. And you know what? They gave us rugged sheets. The room is not mosquito-proof as there is a big o exhaust fan over the door. As soon as the power was cut, the fan stops, letting all the bugs in.

My first ever experience in staying at such a degenerated hotel. I even saw some rooms with crashed ceilings. A night was our limit but we stayed for two as we can't find another hotel the next day. I even got rashes all over my body for just those two nights there. Oh and FYI, there is no breakfast include. I am checking every single rooms I will be staying in the future due to this hotel. Lessons well-learned....

There was strong mold smell in the room, persisting even when trying to ventilate. No AC in the room, just fan, but also no window or anything that would allow the air to circulate. Only chance to ventilate the air was open for to the corridor, while the opposite room was doing the same, so losing the privacy...

Shared bathroom were nice, clean. Room looked clean as well (until you look under the beds and could see all the rubbish there).

We booked double/twin room, got room with three beds. Thanks to the third bed, very little space left, not convenient even for two ppl with backpacks.

No place in the room where one could hang at least wet towels, not talking about wet clothes from the rain. Due to the no air circulation our wet clothes from the evening rain didn't get dry at all overnight.

First impression was good, but not so good in the end (especially due to the bad smell), so wouldn't stay again.

Location not so great either - bus 56 was the only one going in front...

Very over priced for what you get uncomfortable, stuffy, dirty rooms. No air con (when for the same price in most other places ac is standard) only 1 very dirty working shower and bathroom for an entire floor the other bathrooms just had piles of bricks or half broken sinks toilets etc hanging off the wall. Advertised free WiFi however apparently the owner has stopped paying the bill so it doesn't work. Breakfast was also disappointing, 1 fried egg and bread. The guy that checked us in was also incredibly rude and very unhelpful although the guy that was working in the morning was very nice and helped us with a taxi to get the hell out of there. The area around Everest is ok, few good local restaurants and bars but not worth suffering a night in this hotel. Would not return and definitely...