Hôtels avec piscine à Dhaka

« Just average, if compare the price. Breakfast cafe , the girl working there is terrible. She always has a groomy sad face . Never greeting and never talk … typical poor Bangladeshi mentality . »

« L’appartement en soit était plus ou moi correcte, mais la propreté et l’entretien des lieux n’est pas du tout acceptable. Le personnel c’est pour la plupart des adolescents qui ne comprends ni parlent pas l’anglais. L’emplacement n’est pas non plus le meilleur, avec une clinique au rdc et des autres établissements médicaux dans le quartier, on croisse beaucoup des patients et des personnes malades. La rue est aussi très concurrencée, il y a trop de bruit et de la pollution evidente. »

« Great Experience »

« Room was mostly clean. AC blew directly at the bed and low fan was still a gale; led to me getting sick. Room safe unusable. Staff generally friendly and helpful. Breakfast was basic and tailored to local tastes. Coffee was DIY with a kettle and jar of instant. Dinner menu was a mix of Indian, “Chinese” and western and of average quality. »

« The staff were very kind and helpful, and the breakfast was great. The gym could use some work - only one treadmill was functional, and the two stationary bicycles did not have working displays. Also, my room and floor smelled of cigarettes, despite it being a non-smoking hotel. »

« The best part of my stay was without doubt the wonderful staff who could not do enough to help. One member of staff even accompanied me on my rickshaw ride to make sure I arrived at my restaurant meeting location. Breakfast was also very good. While the entire hotel and room were clean, the only comment I would make is that the room would appear to be due for re-decoration (it was spacious with a lovely little balcony). I enjoyed my stay. »

« Room was dirty, Nearly noone speaks any english... »

« I like dinning facilities but did not like only desk guys attitude. They are polite but not showing good respect to the clients »

« Very dirty and cell signal is non existent »