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Lucky Dragon Hotel composed of double bungalow units is the idyllic location in Pyay along with its facilities and amenities. The landscaping is enchanting and surpasses the views of the hotel shown in PR script. The staff is ever reaching out to make one's stay idyllic. My stay in Pyay was beyond expectation in every way, in large part because of my accommodations at Lucky Dragon.

We arrived in Pyay late in th evening and most hotels were already booked. Hotel Nawaday was not our first choice but we were pleasantly surprised. The rooms are nothing special and could have been cleaner but the bed was comfy and the surroundings quiet. The breakfast was delicious. The staff spoke limited English but was very courteous and professional. They helped us book our bus ticket to Bagan. They made sure we had everything we needed during our stay. We booked a tour with a local guide in the morning but we were quite tired in the afternoon. Even though we were past checkout, the staff let us use a room for a couple of hours for free to rest. As for the area, keep in mind that most hotels are close to the river and away from the city. There are only a few of them and they tend to book really fast. We felt like we were the only tourists in town and most people spoke only broken English.

Having read other review's wasn't sure what to expect, the hotel is located about 3 km from town about 500 m down a side road. The rooms are big and spacious and reasonabley clean. A very quiet location. The breakfast is a bit hit and miss, after cold friend eggs we asked for omelette. The local breakfast looked OK . Others have made a comment about smells in the bathroom. We put the plugs in the basin and bath waste and covered the drain on the bathroom floor with a plastic bag. This worked. Very little English is spoken and the problems seems to be that everything is run by young lads who try hard but appear to have no experience. Having said all that for the price we paid I would stay there again. We rented bicycles in town which helped. Pyay is not a tourist town so be prepared to eat local . There is,a lack of tourist information. We visited the ancient city about 7 km out of town lonely planet says no bikes, this is incorrect you can cycle round the sites. We rented an Ox and cart for a couple of hours for 7000 khat.