I had the opportunity to walk around this wonderful old colonial hotel in Yangon with just 27 rooms. If there is a problem with staying here it might be the creaking wooden floors: for some this is an attraction, for others.. well, life would be boring if everything was perfect.
Each time I have an opportunity to absorb the charm of an old time colonial hotel it rekindles my desire to fashion a round- the-world itinerary focused on these iconic symbols of a more gracious and leisurely time.
A wonderful antique Burmese armoire.
Me, the entrance to the hotel, the pool and of course the inevitable peacock, Myanmar's national bird.
Each time I have an opportunity to absorb the charm of an old time colonial hotel it rekindles my desire to fashion a round- the-world itinerary focused on these iconic symbols of a more gracious and leisurely time.
These door knobs are on the bathroom doors. Two fixed knobs on the outside with a hinged peacock on the inside to latch the doors closed.
