Hotels near সি শেল পার্ক, Rupganj Upazila

I recently completed a two-week visit to Bangladesh and stayed at three different hotels. I will not only review them in detail but give an overview of my experience of budget hotels in Bangladesh as a tourist. Most of my thoughts, comments, and opinions on all three of these properties are the same so there will be some copying and pasting in these reviews. Tourists wishing to arrive in Bangladesh and receive a visa on arrival (VOA) are advised to have hotel bookings and Proof of Onward Travel (POOT). I made both hard and digital copies of all my bookings and they were checked at both the airline check-in counter and immigration in Dhaka. However, no one was interested in more than a few days of hotel bookings and I only presented hotel reservations for the first four nights. This is important for those of us who are plan-as-you-go travelers and don’t like to make bookings ahead of time. In the future, I will only book the first few nights and see how that goes. I ended up canceling several reservations (bookings) I made through Agoda because I changed my plans, and now, I have no doubt you can get a better price by simply walking in. On with the review of the hotel Pragati Inn: This hotel is close to the airport and was recommended by a friend. Unfortunately, my room was extremely noisy because of the local road traffic. It is also a bit too far from Old Dhaka if you intend on exploring the most interesting parts of the city. This is a typical Asian-style budget hotel: a bit dated and could use some maintenance and a coat of paint. Having said that, the room and bathroom were surprisingly clean, and the air-conditioning and hot water were excellent. A complimentary breakfast was included in the price, but I did not try it. The wi-fi was so-so, in all three hotels I stayed at. I thought that the price I paid through Agoda ($45.75 USD) was a bit high for what I got. The owner of the hotel confirmed that if I were to book directly with the hotel, I could get a room for roughly half the price. I would only return here if I needed to be close to the airport.

The following are real pictures and videos I took when I checked into a hotel in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and the room I stayed in that day. Hotel location: Dhaka traffic is relatively congested. Hotel facilities: Take a look at the pictures for yourself, they were taken on the day of check-in. Looking at the pictures of bedding and linens, the bed is quite comfortable. Disposable slippers are provided, as well as toothpaste and toothbrushes. Hotel decoration: see pictures for yourself. Bathroom: Dry and wet are separated. Breakfast: Look at the pictures for yourself. Hotel service staff: Personally I think they are very service-minded and quite careless during the stay.

The room is OK, and the breakfast is OK. It is next to the airport road, so try to ask the front desk not to arrange a room facing the street. The picture shows the sky garden on the top floor, and the swimming pool is also on the top floor

The room is indeed a bit old and has the characteristics of Dhaka. The service staff is good, the security front desk and restaurant service are good. Especially there is a buffet breakfast, the rooftop dinner is very impressive. Fried rice to try.

This hotel restaurant is very good.all staff behaviour is very helpful.all food is very yummy 😋 over all I told this hotel is very good.there have very discounts offer.so I told everyone go this hotel and enjoy your moments.

The room was a bit small, after a free upgrade, we changed to a bigger room. The service staff in the lobby are very enthusiastic. As soon as they saw us leaving the gate, they greeted the driver and even opened the door with us. This happens every time. I feel that their service is very considerate.

Decent hotel at the business centre of Dhaka and not too far from the Airport. I had booked an executive class room but was given standard deluxe at the front office. However, when i reminded they immediately changed it to the executive class (what if someone didn’t notice but had paid for executive - this should not happen). Breakfast buffet was good and staff member ‘ARMAAN’ at the restaurant served me really well. He was courteous and helpful. Other hotel staff were also good but they can improve a bit at the concierge. Wifi was good. A lot of eateries around the area so I mostly ate out, Especially, at the famous Star Kebab restaurant which is just round the corner. Better taste, options and reasonably priced. The room service and restaurant price were too exaggerated and on top of that you are charged multiple taxes. Overall comfortable stay but i guess if you are in Dhaka - go for apartments/AirBnb as there are limited good hotels and they are mega expensive.

The price is almost 400, which is equivalent to about 100 hotels in China. The facilities look older, the floors are creaking, the shower room is very small, and it will be crowded for big people. Fortunately, it is relatively close to the airport, but it does not provide free shuttle. It took $15 to pick it up.

In the center of Banani, in the downtown area of ​​the commercial street, there is a rare Bangladeshi rooftop swimming pool. Although it is small, it is a surprise to see it in Bangladesh. The room size and facilities are quite satisfactory. There is a bar on the rooftop, and there are many European and American guests.