Hotels near Zebra Monastery in Dhaka

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)..

With a stay at Hotel Prime Inn Mirpur 10 in Dhaka (Mirpur), you'll be steps from Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium and a 4-minute drive from Bangladesh National Zoo. This hotel is 2 mi (3.1 km) from Martyred Intellectuals Memorial and 3.1 mi (5 km) from Tamanna World Family Park.Make yourself at home in one of the 34 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and toothbrushes and toothpaste.

I stayed at the excellent Unique Regency Hotel in Banani in Dhaka for a week in September. The hotel is new and was well appointed to international standards. My room on the sixth floor was quiet, clean and of a good size. The bathroom is nice. Service at the hotel and at the Arabika coffee bar downstairs was always excellent. Laundry was returned on the same day and any requests were seen too quickly. The room was cleaned and serviced every day to a very high standard. It was easy also, for instance, to request new towels. Early on, I asked to change room as my neighbours were quite noisy. To the hotel’s credit they made this happen extremely quickly with no fuss or questions. The hotel was well situated for new Dhaka and is about 30 minutes maximum from the airport. I would certainly stay here again.

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.

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.

Stayed with family after an event at Golden Goose Restaurant. Was upgraded to the Presidential Suite, definitely being a corporate client paid off. Lets begin with the event i hosted at the restaurant. It was Arabian nights and most of the items were great. Rib-Eye steak, italian style fish (bhetki) are to point out. My compliments to the live station chef, the shawarma was excellent. The Kabsa was unusually dry, need to improve. The staff went of their way to make the guests satisfied. Now the suite room. it was an excellent and well decorated set up and perfect for a small family stay. Two bedrooms one living and one dinning and kitchenet. Two bathrooms with bathtubs and shower enclosure alongside. Came with three TVs and three Refrigerators. Well decorated and tastefully done as well. The morning views was excellent overseeing the gulshan-banani lake and connecting bridge. only Cons that can be mentioned that the master bedroom could use a door and TVS could be upgraded to smart ones. Well if you have dongle to connect its not a problem. The staff were all well trained, speaks english and service was A1. Made the stay a very memorable one for a short in-city vacation. The rooftop comes with swimming pool, sauna and steam room which we used and swam. Hotel is situated is upscale Gulshan diplomatic area and close to most popular restaurants and shops in the area. Service staff is worth mentioning again. . Ran in the General Manager, Mr. Ankur at the elevator he too was hospitable. Special thanks to Mr. Mahmudul Shuvo for the upgrade and the effort he took to make the stay a superb one.

The hotel is by the lake, it is very clean, the restaurant's dishes are also delicious, the service is also very good, the waiter is very warm.

Empyrean Hotel consistently provides a wonderful stay. Every staff are incredibly helpful and welcoming and have made all of my visits relaxing and enjoyable. I stayed there for 5 days but it looks like I was there for a month long. I must recommend every known person of mine about the empyrean hotel and I'll come again soon.

This hotel is very good, the price is not high, the breakfast is very good, the location is also very good, and it is very quiet at night. I booked a hotel in Uttara and I couldn't sleep at night, so I moved here temporarily. It's great. Yes, the only bad thing is that my room has no window.

Basically, the prices of hotels in Bangladesh are high, the service is mediocre, the room card needs to be swiped at the front desk once a day, otherwise you can’t get in, and the food and beverages are mediocre