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The Strand, Yangon, opened in 1901. Rangoon, as Yangon was formerly known as, was then one of British India’s largest and most prized cities. The Strand was built by British entrepreneur John Darwood and acquired by the Sarkies brothers, who collected more than a few of Southeast Asia’s grand colonial hotels. From the beginning, it was regarded as “the finest hostelry east of Suez.” Murray’s Handbook for Travelers in India, Burma and Ceylon, 1911 edition, says the hotel was “patronised by royalty, nobility and distinguished personages.” After three years of extensive refurbishing and renovation work, The Strand reopened in November 1993. The hotel has been restored to its former glory as a grand hotel and is now managed by General Hotel Management (GHM).

Facilities & Services

- Individually controlled air-conditioning
- Satellite TV & in-house movies
- Bathrobes/Hair dryer
- Mini bar/Refrigerator
- IDD Telephone
- Personal safe

Accommodations

The Strand’s 32 suites, including 23 Deluxe Suites, 8 Superior Suites and The Strand Suite, are elegantly furnished with high ceilings, teakwood floors, a king-size bed or twin beds, a separate sitting area, a spacious bathroom and all are serviced by a team of butlers, 24 hours a day. Every suite features:

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