lauantai 22. marraskuuta 2014

22.11-2014 Myanmar, Yangon, day 4

The ship day,
Vintage Luxury Yacht hotel, made in Finland


Today decided to take it easy and take some photos of this renovated old Finnish cruise liner turned to floating hotel named Vintage Luxury Yacht Hotel. Ship is parked to  Irrawaddy River or Yangon river. If you like to read the full story of this ship arriving to Yangon, here is the link to Myanmar Times report.

Entrance has long bridge in with security and Bell captain at beginning and reception area at middle.
Reception area
Bell desk
Corridor to ship












After getting in to ship, there are two lifts going from second floor entrance to 1-5 floors. Third floor has Bar,
Victoria bar front desk
Victoria bar offers
Drink service trolley






















From third floor there are nice stairs going up to 4th and 5th floor.
Stairway from third to 5th floor
Business center
Faximile


4th floor has entrances to cabins, some meeting rooms and "business center". Everything here is old style, even copy and fax machines.
Telephone in business center
There are old style sofas and even shoe cleaning chair.
Shoe cleaner chair. size giant

Lobby sofa



















5th floor has nice restaurant and entrances to outside decks.
Sun deck with bath and jacuzzi

Outside bar deck















Rooms have same old fashion decoration as the rest of the ship:

Corridor signs
Power sockets with power switch


TV and some storage space

Wardrobe
                                            There is even "fireplace" in room

Room



















This was very short description of this great ship found from middle of Myanmar. Additionally we went out to local "expat" supermarket, that seemed to have everything that I need, except "salmiakki", the black Finnish liquorice. . I will write more about that as well as foreigner services here some other time when I see some more.

Tomorrow, Sunday, I wll meet an old friend for lunch and evening we have some family dinner organised. If I get permit, I might write something about Burmese dinner party :). Read some more about it at next blog.

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