Hotels With Wi-Fi in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh

This hotel is great. My only note, is that this hotel is NOT easily walkable from the airport. However, if you walk down to the main road it's easy to take a rickshaw or CNG for a small price and reach the hotel in 2-3 minutes. I did not expect the distance so I was quite exhausted carrying my luggage. However, the hotel is high quality and much more than I expected by the name. It's a 2.5 star hotel or maybe 3 star hotel and I can't say enough good words about this place. If this hotel was located in the part of town I needed to stay, I would not hesitate to stay here for my entire trip!

The hotel is located in the very center of Dhaka CBD, which is easy to find. The facilities of the hotel are complete and well maintained, and the staff are very kind and helpful. The breakfast was the best, rich and suitable for all tastes, Sherif is nice and friendly, adding a lot of memories to this journey.

Marvellous service in White palace hotel, my friend suggested me this hotel and I'm pleased with room, food and transport service . Breakfast and dinner was delicious. Security system was also perfect . Definitely it is a quality hotel in Uttara

Let me first say the conclusion - it is very cost-effective, I will come again on my next business trip! Moved here from Uttara to experience the life in Gulshan, a wealthy area in Bangladesh. The transportation here is very convenient. Turn right when you go out and you will find the concentration of embassies of various countries in Bangladesh (the Chinese Pavilion is also here) / 5-10 minutes by rickshaw will take you to the center of Gulshan District - the only place with traffic lights I saw on this trip. As a business trip, it costs just over 200 yuan and is a three-star standard, which can be said to be cost-effective. The service staff is very professional, and everyone greets me with a smile when they see me. One day I didn't go to have breakfast, and more than ten minutes after the breakfast deadline, the front desk called me and asked if I hadn't had breakfast yet, and if I needed it, I could go downstairs to eat now. I sleep heavily, and the soundproofing of this hotel is acceptable to me. It can't be said to be completely soundproofed. It is recommended that those who sleep light turn right and choose a five-star hotel. There is no way. In this country, all objects moving on the road, horns with horns, mouths without horns, plus the horns of mosque prayers that are almost carried out throughout the city five times a day. It is very difficult to completely soundproof! Last but not least, there are almost no mosquitoes! I stayed for four nights and only saw one mosquito in the toilet. Tears! This hotel really takes mosquito control seriously.

My stay at the Renaissance Dhaka Gulshan Hotel was absolutely wonderful. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and offered stunning views of the city. The amenities were top-notch, and the attention to detail made me feel truly pampered. The breakfast spread was delicious with a wide variety of options, and the rooftop pool was the perfect place to unwind. The hotel’s location in Gulshan made it easy to explore the city. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for comfort, luxury, and exceptional service!

We arrived early for our scheduled check-in time. Robin Edwards, the general manager, has given everyone instructions to take note of my two-day stay at the hotel. After receiving a welcome drink upon my arrival, the General Manager presented me with a unique gift. My check-in was finished in a matter of minutes. After I got in the room, a representative from three different hotels came to ask if I needed anything or if I wasn't satisfied with the space, there was another one available for me. Because of the excellent customer service and concern that made my day memorable, I felt a little ashamed now. Overall exceptional cervices

One waiter in the restaurant I think his name was Faruk, he was extremely helpful. Brilliant clean hotel, but no grab rail in the shower for disabled people. I could not fault the hotel as I had a very pleasant stay.

They somehow deleted my booking, so I sat in the foyer for six hours until someone worked out what was happening. To their credit, they found me another hotel when a manager took responsibility, but it cost me more and shouldn’t have taken as long to rectify. I have travelled for twenty years, and this is up with there with one of the worst experiences to date.

Amari has a mixed review and depends on the room you get. First, the good: Security is excellent. You feel safe. You’re in gulshan. Amenities nearby. Hot water pressure is good. Courteous staff. Good bar - but dusty sofa due to outdoor. The bad The road into amari is frequently jammed. A short turn in to the one way street leading to amari can take 5-10 mins. There is an odd smell in the common areas. Don’t know if it’s musty smell or sewage leak. Pick better rooms. The double bed version isn’t as comfortable as the king bed version with larger sofa set. Shower leaks out to common area due to old sealing of shower room. Floods and wets the outside. Shower head needs repair. Leaky Tv damage. It had line streaks on the tv. Poor maintenance. Floor has a dusty feeling. Overall I won’t stay again.

Hotel is very flexible who give me late check out to catch my evening flight. I chose this hotel because it is near airport. Recently, Bangladesh is having protest so it is important for visitors to stay at a safe place and close to airport. This hotel is a good choice for us!

This hotel is great. My only note, is that this hotel is NOT easily walkable from the airport. However, if you walk down to the main road it's easy to take a rickshaw or CNG for a small price and reach the hotel in 2-3 minutes. I did not expect the distance so I was quite exhausted carrying my luggage. However, the hotel is high quality and much more than I expected by the name. It's a 2.5 star hotel or maybe 3 star hotel and I can't say enough good words about this place. If this hotel was located in the part of town I needed to stay, I would not hesitate to stay here for my entire trip!

The hotel is located in the very center of Dhaka CBD, which is easy to find. The facilities of the hotel are complete and well maintained, and the staff are very kind and helpful. The breakfast was the best, rich and suitable for all tastes, Sherif is nice and friendly, adding a lot of memories to this journey.

Marvellous service in White palace hotel, my friend suggested me this hotel and I'm pleased with room, food and transport service . Breakfast and dinner was delicious. Security system was also perfect . Definitely it is a quality hotel in Uttara

Let me first say the conclusion - it is very cost-effective, I will come again on my next business trip! Moved here from Uttara to experience the life in Gulshan, a wealthy area in Bangladesh. The transportation here is very convenient. Turn right when you go out and you will find the concentration of embassies of various countries in Bangladesh (the Chinese Pavilion is also here) / 5-10 minutes by rickshaw will take you to the center of Gulshan District - the only place with traffic lights I saw on this trip. As a business trip, it costs just over 200 yuan and is a three-star standard, which can be said to be cost-effective. The service staff is very professional, and everyone greets me with a smile when they see me. One day I didn't go to have breakfast, and more than ten minutes after the breakfast deadline, the front desk called me and asked if I hadn't had breakfast yet, and if I needed it, I could go downstairs to eat now. I sleep heavily, and the soundproofing of this hotel is acceptable to me. It can't be said to be completely soundproofed. It is recommended that those who sleep light turn right and choose a five-star hotel. There is no way. In this country, all objects moving on the road, horns with horns, mouths without horns, plus the horns of mosque prayers that are almost carried out throughout the city five times a day. It is very difficult to completely soundproof! Last but not least, there are almost no mosquitoes! I stayed for four nights and only saw one mosquito in the toilet. Tears! This hotel really takes mosquito control seriously.

My stay at the Renaissance Dhaka Gulshan Hotel was absolutely wonderful. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and offered stunning views of the city. The amenities were top-notch, and the attention to detail made me feel truly pampered. The breakfast spread was delicious with a wide variety of options, and the rooftop pool was the perfect place to unwind. The hotel’s location in Gulshan made it easy to explore the city. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for comfort, luxury, and exceptional service!

We arrived early for our scheduled check-in time. Robin Edwards, the general manager, has given everyone instructions to take note of my two-day stay at the hotel. After receiving a welcome drink upon my arrival, the General Manager presented me with a unique gift. My check-in was finished in a matter of minutes. After I got in the room, a representative from three different hotels came to ask if I needed anything or if I wasn't satisfied with the space, there was another one available for me. Because of the excellent customer service and concern that made my day memorable, I felt a little ashamed now. Overall exceptional cervices

One waiter in the restaurant I think his name was Faruk, he was extremely helpful. Brilliant clean hotel, but no grab rail in the shower for disabled people. I could not fault the hotel as I had a very pleasant stay.

They somehow deleted my booking, so I sat in the foyer for six hours until someone worked out what was happening. To their credit, they found me another hotel when a manager took responsibility, but it cost me more and shouldn’t have taken as long to rectify. I have travelled for twenty years, and this is up with there with one of the worst experiences to date.

Amari has a mixed review and depends on the room you get. First, the good: Security is excellent. You feel safe. You’re in gulshan. Amenities nearby. Hot water pressure is good. Courteous staff. Good bar - but dusty sofa due to outdoor. The bad The road into amari is frequently jammed. A short turn in to the one way street leading to amari can take 5-10 mins. There is an odd smell in the common areas. Don’t know if it’s musty smell or sewage leak. Pick better rooms. The double bed version isn’t as comfortable as the king bed version with larger sofa set. Shower leaks out to common area due to old sealing of shower room. Floods and wets the outside. Shower head needs repair. Leaky Tv damage. It had line streaks on the tv. Poor maintenance. Floor has a dusty feeling. Overall I won’t stay again.

Hotel is very flexible who give me late check out to catch my evening flight. I chose this hotel because it is near airport. Recently, Bangladesh is having protest so it is important for visitors to stay at a safe place and close to airport. This hotel is a good choice for us!

The hotel is very close to the airport, and it takes about 10 minutes for a small three-wheeler. The hotel service is okay. Someone will help you with your luggage and spray mosquito repellent. The price of the hotel facilities is acceptable, and the bed looks clean. If you get off the plane late and find a place to stay, it's a good choice.

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.