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This small hotel was built 30 years ago and was transformed in 1996 to the air-conditioned club resort it is today. Renovated in 2004, this hotel has a total of 117 rooms spread across two neighbouring buildings with 3 floors, of which 4 are wheelchair accessible and 37 are suites. Many films have been shot in the hotel garden. Amongst the facilities count a foyer with 24-hour reception desk and a safe. This designer hotel comprises a kiosk, 2 shops, a hairdressing salon, an auditorium, a games room, a TV room, 3 conference rooms (capacity of up to 400 people) and public Internet access. Three breakfast rooms, a café, two bars and four restaurants are also to be found in the hotel. Also available at this hotel are 24-hour room service, 24-hour butler service, 24-hour medical attention and a 24-hour manager. Free of charge car parking and carwash services may also be taken advantage of by guests, as may the bicycle storage room and hire service. For younger guests there is a playground and children's club available.

The rooms are situated on the ground floor and built with teakwood and Bagan style red bricks. The furnishings are teakwood and 40 of the rooms comprise a terrace. The en suite rooms come equipped with a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a stereo, a safe and radio. A king-size bed, a minibar, a tea/coffee maker (complimentary tea and coffee) as well as a double bed are also provided. The air conditioning is individually adjustable.

German, French and Spanish cuisine are prepared by special chefs. The team also specialise in Thai, Chinese and traditional cuisine from Myanmar. Cocktail parties can be thrown in the garden for up to 2,000 people.

Leisure options available at this hotel include two pools, a massage service, gymnastics as well as river fishing and horse riding. Music concerts are also staged in the old garden and guests may enjoy attending talks about the historical architecture. The talks are offered in three languages by Professor Kyaw Latt. A 11th century diner show and a traditional elephant show from Kyaukse are also available.

Regular guests here include the Queen of Bhutan, the president of China and various prime ministers. ASEAN and UNESCO have also staged conferences here in the past. The best season is from October to March, and from June to September. Check-in is from 1 pm, check-out until 11 am. Later check out is available on request and depending on room availability.

Follow the main road to Old Bagan from the airport. Between the Gawdawpolin pagoda and the archaeological museum a small road turns off on the right to the hotel, which looks like an old monastery hidden by many trees. A taxi covers the distance from the boat's docking place to the hotel. From Chiang Mai there are two direct flights to Bagan a week with a short stopover in Mandalay. From Bagan there is a direct flight to Ngapali beach almost daily.