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Not surprisingly for Nay Pyi Taw, this is a quiet place, with villas and room blocks scattered hither and yon. I was in the Fantastic block. The Majestic block was on the other side of the eutrophied little lake.||The room was large, with beautiful wooden floor (a destination of the forests) and all mod cons. The balcony was screened by a row of trees whose names I do not know but they were lovely nonetheless.||The food at breakfast and dinner (often alone in the restaurant) was good and the staff ever-so sweet.||There's no pool or gym. You would need to have booked the Grand Amara for those.||It was seemingly a million miles everywhere by car, which is the case for every hotel in the Abode of the Kings, but I managed to stroll the 3 km to the Junction Mall on a couple of occasions, enjoying the spongy grass, the wide footpaths, the lack of traffic, the trees, the occasional butterfly. Take an umbrella if you feel inclined to follow; it's necessary for both sun and rain. ||If you enter the mall downstairs, on the left is a restaurant that's often almost full serving very good Myanmar cuisine. I had an extraordinary gelatinous soup one time that was delicious, which I will never forget. At the entrance there is a pastry section that has equally extraordinary and delicious egg custard tarts. Not to be missed!||