The first Oakwood Hotel & Apartments will take shape in Yangon, Myanmar. 

Located in Bahan Township, the hotel is expected to open in the second half of 2021.

The move follows Oakwood’s aggressive expansion within Asia Pacific following recent property announcements in Australia, Cambodia, The People’s Republic of China, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam.

Home to Southeast Asia’s most impressive collection of colonial architecture, Myanmar is one of the world’s fastest growing economies and travel destinations. 

Housed within a newly developed landmark, Oakwood Hotel & Apartments Yangon will offer 128 elegantly appointed studio and one-bedroom apartments to suit diverse requirements. 

With several diplomatic missions, international schools and the Myanmar Plaza in its vicinity, residents will be assured of maximum convenience and accessibility to all their lifestyle needs. 

An outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre located on the rooftop of the property, an all-day dining restaurant and two meeting rooms complete the Oakwood experience. 

Oakwood Hotel & Apartments Yangon has easy access to many renowned tourist attractions. Myanmar’s most sacred pagoda,The Shwedagon Pagoda, is a short drive away, while other nearby places of attraction include the famous Kandawgyi Lake, Yangon Zoological Garden, People’s Park and the Bogyoke Aung San Museum.

The historic city’s awe-inspiring temples and idyllic lakes make a visit to Yangon truly enriching. 

“Oakwood’s meticulous growth strategy highlights Yangon as a critical location for our highly discerning guests and business partners. 

“Beyond providing exceptional hospitality and residential comfort, Oakwood takes pride in our ability to create authentic local experiences and cultural immersion. 

“With the arrival of Oakwood Hotel & Apartments Yangon, we will strengthen our brand presence in Asia Pacific with the addition of yet another distinctive property in a mystical destination,” said Dean Schreiber, interim chief executive officer of Oakwood and managing director of Oakwood Asia Pacific.