Scott @ 31St Street

Its location is close to all the important sightseeing spots and everything is at a walking distance. The dorms are very very private with all facilities for safety.

My stay was fine but the only problem was that for the price I paid, it didn't have comp breakfast. I had stayed in better hostels in Myanmar where breakfast was available. Another issue is that they only have luxury buses in their list of rides. I had to change my hostel next day only to realise that there were cheaper buses. This is not a backpacker friendly hostel. Because of them I had to cancel my trip to Inle Lake because I couldn't get a normal bus.

Beds. Location.

Staff provided very little information and did not seem keen to work there (one guy actually smiled and spoke to us). During check-in the price was more as they use their own "rates" despite me presenting a reliable amd credible 'real-time' currency exchange app. Towles were $1 American. Coffee was $1.2-$2 American, and breakfast was stale cornflakes and white bread with jam, for only two hours (7-9am). The common area (cafe) was nice but they didn't serve, or at least advertise, for alchohol despite a sign saying "cafe and bar". The cafe never had music, or any sign of life or social atmosphere. The hostel does nothing to create a community and social home for travellers.

Central area. Very clean beds. Helpful with arranging buses to other cities.

- breakfast not as great as other hostels I stayed in Myanmar, only toast with jam or cereal. - female bathroom definitely needs an upgrade. - need to pay if you want a towel

Walkable distance to the Bogyoke market, Junction City & YMG area where there are good dining options Def value for money