Hotels with Hot Tubs in Bangladesh from AED 234

"Smelly, noisy, hard bed. Not a Best Western standard"

"Nothing else to add"

"The staffs are very professionals. "

"it was nice staying in this facility, good location and clean"

"PLEASE AVOID THIS HOTEL. I will give you many reasons but above all, they will not only not listen to you. They will rob you, lie to you and then accuse YOU of rejecting help. 1. We booked the executive room for the space for our family that comes with a KING bed. What a joke. It was a full. Not even a queen. Then, when we told them they had the AUDACITY to say, “it’s a king bed for that room.” (What does that mean??) Then, when hotels.com intervened they told them “ Unfortunately though,...

"Great in person services from staff. Very accommodating, respectful and prompt. Breakfast buffet was great as well as the in house restaurant. Will definitely be staying here and recommend anyone who’s visiting Dhaka. Room for improvement: online support non existent. Asked questions for staff pre-checking in but no one ever gotten back to me. "

"I stayed here on 02/03/2023 the pictures of the hotel itself looked great but the condition of the hotel is terrible and very deceiving. First of all, the AC unit was taped together with cellotape. There was no hot water, the room was infested with mosquitos, I slept an hour but then woke up to having been bitten all over and at 4am a very large droning noise started which when I queried it, was the water pump. Not sure why they'd want to turn that on at 4am with a full house of guests! On...

"The Rooms are tiny and smelly and dated. Requested to change room as was staying for a whole week and they asked for more money. Other guest that arrived later had better rooms. Reception staff is out to grouch you for money at every request. Had confirmed booking from expedia and was told they did not have the booking and it was cancelled- where in the desk clerk the night before confirmed that the room was booked for the extra night. No natural light- windows facing the next building...