Rich Queen Guesthouse
Number 52 87th Street Between 26th And 27th Sts, Mandalay Myanmar
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#4 of 8 guest houses in MandalayLocation
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3.6
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3.9
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3.8
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3.9
Sleep Quality
3.6
Rich Queen Guesthouse is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Mandalay, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Free internet access is offered to guests, and rooms at Rich Queen Guesthouse offer air conditioning.
Guests of Rich Queen Guesthouse are also welcome to enjoy free breakfast, located on site.
While staying at Rich Queen Guesthouse, visitors can check out Shwe In Bin Kyaung (1.3 mi) and Mandalay Palace (1.6 mi), some of Mandalay's top attractions.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the cafes, including NOVA Coffee, Station 36, and Karaweik Cafe, all of which are a short distance from Rich Queen Guesthouse.
Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out Shwekyimyint Paya (0.5 mi), a popular attraction that is within walking distance of Rich Queen Guesthouse.
Enjoy your stay in Mandalay!
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Free internet
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Free breakfast
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Air conditioning
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Number 52 87th Street Between 26th And 27th Sts, Mandalay Myanmar
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Somewhat walkable
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this questhouse located in the center of the city near the biggest market in town.every room have air condition,TV with satelite, warm water clean bed sheet and brand new.most of all this business is run by family with myanmar hospitality ,very sincere to customer.the price is 10 thousand jhatt per night (about 13-14 USD)
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Date of stay: July 2011Trip type: Traveled solo
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Really adequate guesthouse. Not really expensive. Room was clean. Fridge in the room was empty though. You can rent bicycle for 1000 kyats. And location is really central and next to market. I would suggest this for backpackers
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Clean and quite place in Central Mandalay and about 45 minutes walking to the Royal Palace Entrance (east gate). Price for a double room was 25.000 kyat (30 AUD). People from Myanmar raised all prices after 2010 (Democracy Government) and comparate than other accommodation in South East Asia, Myanmar's hostels are really expensive.
Free wifi, bathroom in the room, breakfast included. Reception staff will help you for every kind of tour (shared-taxi is my suggestion) you want to do.
Free wifi, bathroom in the room, breakfast included. Reception staff will help you for every kind of tour (shared-taxi is my suggestion) you want to do.
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Room Tip: Every room is good. This place is perfect for the location.
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Two words spring to mind when trying to describe this hotel, although given Tripadvisor's profanity guidelines, I'm not sure I'm allowed to write them!
This hotel offered the WORST experience I have ever had with accommodation while travelling!
I arrived on the bus at about 4am, so went through about four or five places (all full) before settling on this one - (after minimal sleep and an hour of hopping around to different guesthouses in a taxi, I clearly wasn't thinking right).
Problem(s):
- No running water in my room, despite hotel management informing me it was a new hotel that had all the mod-cons.
- After asking about the water FOUR TIMES, having to still wait an hour for someone to come up and try to fix it.
- When realising the water wasn't going to work, being sent to another room to use the shower, only to find there was no hot water.
- No working air-conditioner.
- Generally bad experience!
If you are desperate for a room late at night, you might want to consider sleeping in the gutter, because it would be better than booking a room at the Rich Queen Guesthouse.
This hotel offered the WORST experience I have ever had with accommodation while travelling!
I arrived on the bus at about 4am, so went through about four or five places (all full) before settling on this one - (after minimal sleep and an hour of hopping around to different guesthouses in a taxi, I clearly wasn't thinking right).
Problem(s):
- No running water in my room, despite hotel management informing me it was a new hotel that had all the mod-cons.
- After asking about the water FOUR TIMES, having to still wait an hour for someone to come up and try to fix it.
- When realising the water wasn't going to work, being sent to another room to use the shower, only to find there was no hot water.
- No working air-conditioner.
- Generally bad experience!
If you are desperate for a room late at night, you might want to consider sleeping in the gutter, because it would be better than booking a room at the Rich Queen Guesthouse.
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Date of stay: October 2012Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Room Tip: No tip to choose a good room - you'd be better sleeping in the street!
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I booked a double room for 2 nights at this guesthouse. It's good value for money, it's clean, quiet, close to a market and several restaurants, and the staff is helpful. Breakfast is nice and the Wifi works!
I didn't rent anything because a friend from Mandalay took me around, but the guesthouse provides bikes and motorbikes, and can arrange all sort of tickets you might need. I would recommend this place to other travellers.
I didn't rent anything because a friend from Mandalay took me around, but the guesthouse provides bikes and motorbikes, and can arrange all sort of tickets you might need. I would recommend this place to other travellers.
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Date of stay: February 2015Trip type: Traveled solo
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i like the area as it is centralised, and we're far enough from the mosques/temples to not get woken up in the middle of the night by their prayer chantings. the guesthouse is situated in a small alley, right beside some wooden/rattan houses, and this adds to the charm of the place as you get to take a peek at how the locals live. being in the alley also mean you won't get your sleep disrupted by those loud lorries roaming around making some announcement and stuff. the main roads have no street lamp, so it helps to bring a torch at night, just in case.
there is free wifi at decent speed, though the signal gets weak even if you're on the second floor. some hiccups- we asked for a room with 2 single beds and they reserved one with a single big bed instead. so we're offered their staff quarters instead. o boy, that room was dirty, big, without a/c and still in a mess. so we took up the original room instead, which was clean, had a view down e alley. they also offered a mosquito zapper in the room, which came in handy in the middle of the night (not sure how to mosquitoes got into the room).
staff were helpful, and the owner's dad brought us around for a day tour and looked after us well. he was also very nice and treated us to breakfast at a dim sum place the next morning before our boat trip to bagan.
paid $25/nite for a dbl rm, which i think was quite decent.
there is free wifi at decent speed, though the signal gets weak even if you're on the second floor. some hiccups- we asked for a room with 2 single beds and they reserved one with a single big bed instead. so we're offered their staff quarters instead. o boy, that room was dirty, big, without a/c and still in a mess. so we took up the original room instead, which was clean, had a view down e alley. they also offered a mosquito zapper in the room, which came in handy in the middle of the night (not sure how to mosquitoes got into the room).
staff were helpful, and the owner's dad brought us around for a day tour and looked after us well. he was also very nice and treated us to breakfast at a dim sum place the next morning before our boat trip to bagan.
paid $25/nite for a dbl rm, which i think was quite decent.
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Date of stay: March 2013Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Goodness knows how this place got a star from Lonely Planet because it's a hole, and the main reason why I didn't spend a second night in dusty, dirty Mandalay. My room was a hovel and located up several flights of stairs. Still, you'll meet a bunch of other backpackers here.
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Date of stay: November 2015Trip type: Traveled solo
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This place is in West Mandalay which is a bit far from some sights in Mandalay,
But the place is cheap and clean.
The staff is very friendly, and they have laundry service, rent bicycles and motorbikes for your trip in Mandalay.
Across the street is a Beer station which is nice for the evening.
And West Mandalay is also very nice to walk in as there are almost no tourists and very nice and friendly residential neighbourhoods with a lot of life.
A good cheap option in Mandalay.
But the place is cheap and clean.
The staff is very friendly, and they have laundry service, rent bicycles and motorbikes for your trip in Mandalay.
Across the street is a Beer station which is nice for the evening.
And West Mandalay is also very nice to walk in as there are almost no tourists and very nice and friendly residential neighbourhoods with a lot of life.
A good cheap option in Mandalay.
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Room Tip: Streetside can be noisy
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clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
clean, friendly, cheap and central
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Date of stay: November 2014Trip type: Traveled with friends
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I got food poisoning while in Mandalay. When the staff of Rich Queen realized that they asked me if I needed to go to medical facility (I said "no, I'll gut it out" no pun intended) and then kept checking in on me to make sure I was ok. They brought me green tea so I wouldn't drink water, which was going right through me, and soup.
Their English is limited but there is a driver loosely affiliated with the hotel named Aung Aung whose English is pretty good and he was there to facilitate everything.
The room I was in, #205 I think, was nice sized with high ceilings and crown molding and three LARGE windows all helped give the room the feeling of airiness and space.
Nobody expects to get sick but it happens and when it does it's nice to know you're staying somewhere that cares about your well-being. Rich Queen came through for me and I am grateful.
Their English is limited but there is a driver loosely affiliated with the hotel named Aung Aung whose English is pretty good and he was there to facilitate everything.
The room I was in, #205 I think, was nice sized with high ceilings and crown molding and three LARGE windows all helped give the room the feeling of airiness and space.
Nobody expects to get sick but it happens and when it does it's nice to know you're staying somewhere that cares about your well-being. Rich Queen came through for me and I am grateful.
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Date of stay: November 2014Trip type: Traveled solo
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You can take an air asia bus that heads for the city center and than take a cab. Make sure they bring you to the right place! Enjoy
I reserved thru Agoda so I never wrote to them directly.
Bonjour,
Oui tout à fait la wifi est disponible,pas toujours dans toutes les chambres mais au niveau de la réception pas de soucis
"Les chambres d'angle (en haut des marches sur les paliers: à gauche puis tout au fond à droite) sont lumineuses et calmes."Read full review
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rich Queen Guesthouse
Which popular attractions are close to Rich Queen Guesthouse?
Nearby attractions include Zegyo Market (0.2 miles), Shwekyimyint Paya (0.5 miles), and Sri Ganesh Temple (0.6 miles).
What food & drink options are available at Rich Queen Guesthouse?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Rich Queen Guesthouse?
Conveniently located restaurants include Pan Cherry Noodle House & Cafe, Golden Shan, and The Window Cafe Bar.
Are there any historical sites close to Rich Queen Guesthouse?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Mandalay Palace (1.6 miles), Kusinara Pagoda (2.6 miles), and Chan Tha Ya Pagoda (0.7 miles).