Hotels Near পঞ্চবটি বাসস্ট্যান্ড জামে মসজিদ in Dhaka

The hotel's scenery is sinister. First of all, it's hard to find the entrance. There's a door next to the store, so you can go in there. I didn't want to stay in the hotel lobby any longer because the lights were always off and I felt uneasy. I don't know if it's just me, but they say the internet prices are ridiculous and ask me to pay more. He said he was mistaken and apologized later, but no matter how you look at it, it looks like he was going to get ripped off. Does it make sense to misunderstand the price? The room is a paradise for cockroaches. If you are tolerant, you will be fine to stay there. If you made a reservation, check the window. The curtains were drawn and all the windows were open. I was wondering why the air conditioner wasn't cooling, and I wondered if they didn't even care about the electricity bill. The wifi was the fastest among all accommodations in Bangladesh, but I still don't want to go there again. Accessibility is vague. It's close to the airport, but there's nothing else there. It's vague to say it's nearby, so I don't really want to.

During my journey back, I had a pleasant stay at White Palace Hotel Inn, which I truly enjoyed. The staff there is quite friendly, and the accommodations are very comfortable. They are excellent at looking after their guests, and the folks at the front desk are exceptionally welcoming. I recommend considering this place for your stay.

My night at Hotel Afford-Inn was a pleasant surprise, blending comfort and affordability. A warm welcome with a juice at reception and helpful staff easing my luggage set a positive tone. The room, spacious and tidy with a cozy bed, i slept like a baby, maybe I was also exhausted from my long flights. Its proximity to the airport, just 2km away, was great, with quick and budget-friendly Uber rides at $3 to drop me off at the hotel and I paid arround $2 to Uber three wheels vehicle/TomTom to drop me off at the airport the next morning   The breakfast was modest. Street noise, inevitable in Dhaka, was a minor hiccup. Having tried pricier options with little difference and budget stays sacrificing comfort, Hotel Afford-Inn struck the right balance for me. For a low-budget, without compromising comfort, I'd recommend Hotel Afford-Inn and plan to return myself.

Though I cannot explain my explain my experience in a few words, I can say that you will not regret visiting there, and although the entire staff was very welcoming and friendly, there are a few that I would like to thank personally: Hridoy, whose professionalism, honesty and competency in spite of his young age, I believe and hope, will pave a promising and bright career. With her contagious cheerfulness vibrant smile, Ema should be the brand ambassador of the hotel. Dipayan is one of the friendliest people I have ever met. Farzana may the best thing that happened to the Zabeer hotel. As for facilities, the hotel does provide almost everything that its ”luxury” countetparts in the city do, be it amazing food prepared on the top floor or comfort and cleanliness of rooms. My only criticism would be towards breakfast, which could be much better considering the quality service provided by the hotel.

Good to have a quick rest in a good hotel before/after the journey (5 min away from the airport). Adv to the foreigners: 1. Don't take the room facing the road.. very noisy during day/night with honking everytime non stop. 2. Try to avoid fresh juice if you know yr stomach can't take it, otherwise you will suffer from poisoning. The rest are acceptable as per the rest of other country's Best Western. Great view towards the airport on the rooftop while enjoying the BBQ dinner. Small gym and a massage center on the top floor. Transport to the airport - UsD9 Dinner buffet doesn't come with a hot drink, even with a cofee/tea (only for b'fast)..

Room is very clean with welcoming fruits. It’s the best choice for business trips if needs out of Dhaka city. The only problem is the Wi-Fi which is not stable.

I don't know really from where I have to start..! I stayed in this hotel for few hours only after check in by evening 9 pm as I need to leave by morning 6 am to Dhaka airport. Me and my brother could not sleep whole night even for 5 mint, the dangerous Mosquitoes was around and biting us very badly. We was just struggling to kill them which was so embarrassing. We have called 3 times to inform Hotel reception , they send killing spray ( Aerosol) at the room but doesn't work at all. The room should be hassle free from the beginning before guest arrive as its nothing new for Dhaka, but not in Hotel Rooms..!! There are few things I observe which need to be fixed by management, doesn't matter it's 5 star OR 3 star hotel as.. 1. I have found lot of blood spot on the blanket and bed sheet even the bath towel which was really dirty. room slipper not provided 2.Room lights was not working (front of the dressing table mirror specially) 3. No hot water available for shower (Its very common facility in any Hotel) 4.There was no tissue box at the room (given after 4 hours and reminding twice) 5.Front desk staff should be available at all the time ( I wake them up at 6:15 am as they was sleeping covered with blanket like home near the sofa area in the middle of lobby which is first time seen in my life) 6. The staffs are not friendly and they should serve their guest positively with more details. No complains but all above feedback will help the management to refill the gaps for future service. I believe small things makes lot of difference.

They tried to give me smaller room which is not same as what I booked .. And I was super shocked at first when I saw room .. Later I went to the reception to complaint and they try to ask me more to pay but I disagree. At last they offer little bigger which is bit similar to the one what I’ve booked . Other than this experience in the first day other all good !

Breakfast is delicious. At the front desk, the restaurant staff is very enthusiastic. Accommodation is OK. Good communication in English is no problem. In terms of price, Dhaka’s accommodation costs are generally higher.