"If we could take Kalaw with us, we would!" the British are reported to have said when leaving Myanmar. This old hill station on the rim of the Shan Plateau, in the Pineland, remains a favourite place for holidays. The main attractions of Kalaw are the town itself, with its mock-Tudor colonial bungalows, its ethnic mix of people, and its setting within trekking distance of many ethnic minority villages.
Hill Top Villa lies at the top of Kalaw Hill embracing 7.2 acres, panoramic view of Pine trees and Shan Plateau near the Railway station, which vividly reflects the nostalgic colonial days. Just an-ho... more
In the popular hill station in British days and still a peaceful and quiet place, our hotel is an ideal place to start from wherever you destination and whatever your purpose is. more
Originally built in 1909 and restored in 2002 in tradition and style, is surrounded by a cottage garden with ancient trees and brightly coloured flowers. Privacy and tranquillity await you in this fan... more
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