HotelsThis puts Accor’s total property count in the country at six currently.

Mercure plants its flag in Myanmar

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MiCasa Restaurant & Bar.
MiCasa Restaurant & Bar.

Situated along Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, the newly renovated property features 183 rooms and suites that range from 32 to 125 sqm, the latter with a fully equipped kitchenette and separate lounge and dining room.

Families and long-staying guests have a new hotel to consider when they next travel to Myanmar: AccorHotels has opened its first Mercure property in Yangon’s prime district, just 10km from Yangon International Airport.

Situated along Kaba Aye Pagoda Road, the newly renovated property features 183 rooms and suites that range from 32 to 125 sqm, the latter with a fully equipped kitchenette and separate lounge and dining room. 

“The opening of the first Mercure Yangon Kaba Aye capitalizes on the travel aspirations of Myanmar’s growing domestic and international tourism. Dubbed as ‘The Garden City of the East,’ the city is a melting pot of cultural diversities and communities,” said Patrick Basset, Chief Operating Officer of AccorHotels, Upper Southeast and Northeast Asia.

Mercure Yangon Kaba Aye features an all-day dining venue, MiCasa Restaurant & Bar, office spaces that can be rented on an hourly or monthly basis, and a Sweat Club with daily aerobics classes. 

With this latest hotel opening, AccorHotels currently counts six hotels in Myanmar, including MGallery The Lake Garden Nay Pyi Taw, Novotel Inle Lake Myat Min, Novotel Yangon Max, Ibis Styles Yangon Stadium, Mercure Yangon Kaba Aye and Sofitel Inle Lake Myat Min.

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