Hotels With Spa in Chittagong, Bangladesh

The location of The Peninsula is perfectly in the center of Chittagong city with great access to transportation. All essential places in Chittagong are in short time's reach. The hotel offers great views, especially on the upper floors.

I recently stayed at Radisson Blu Chattogram and while the room itself was truly impressive—spacious, clean, and aesthetically pleasing—the overall experience left much to be desired. The hotel's architecture and interior design are definitely its strong points. However, the service did not live up to the Radisson brand. Throughout our stay, staff were unhelpful and dismissive, often responding with, “We don’t have this,” or “You can do it yourself.” This was particularly disappointing when it came to basic requests like airport transfer. For such a large hotel, having so few cars available is simply inadequate and quite frustrating for guests. Breakfast was another major letdown. It was, quite frankly, the worst I’ve encountered in all my hotel stays—limited variety, poorly executed dishes, and an overall lack of attention to quality. It was far from what one would expect from a hotel of this stature. Radisson Blu Chattogram has the potential to offer a world-class experience, but right now, it feels more like Radisson Black. There's serious room for improvement, especially in staff training and food & beverage offerings.

Our group of nine had excellent service with airport shuttle available. The hotel was new, had a large swimming pool, and was very close to the beach. It was a rare local hotel that catered well to Chinese tastes. The hotel's fusion cuisine was reasonably priced and tasty, but the breakfast buffet wasn't quite to everyone's liking. The fried noodles, however, were quite good.

A Memorable Stay at Ramada Cox's Bazar My wife and I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Ramada in Cox's Bazar, and it was an experience we won't soon forget. Our trip started with an unexpected hiccup – a fire incident at Dhaka Airport forced us to take an overnight bus to Cox's Bazar. Arriving at the hotel on October 19th, we were understandably anxious about the room availability. However, Ms. Fatima at the reception truly turned our experience around. Sensing our worry, she skillfully arranged an upgrade to a room with a stunning view. Her professionalism and kindness immediately impressed us and set the tone for a wonderful stay. The hotel's location is simply unbeatable, with direct access to the beautiful, endless sandy beach. The rooftop restaurant offered breathtaking views, adding to the overall charm. Having traveled extensively, we were particularly impressed with the hotel's services. Our room was immaculate, with excellent bed comfort and cleanliness. The staff was well-mannered and proficient in English, making communication effortless. The lobby was also well-presented and inviting. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the following staff members who made our stay exceptional: Ms. Fatima, Mr. Salim (the shuttle bus driver), the customer service team at the reception, the staff at the restaurants on levels 2 and 12, the chefs, floor staff, housekeeping, security personnel, and the porters. Everyone contributed to making our stay truly memorable. We highly recommend Ramada in Cox's Bazar to anyone looking for a remarkable hotel experience.

The hotel is run by the military. The staff are very welcoming and helpful, always willing to assist with any needs. They are especially friendly to Chinese people. I stay at their hotel every time I visit Chittagong.

Excellent stay and I will stay here again if I come back to Coxs Bazar.

Nice hotel, alright breakfast buffet. Complimentary water bottle up to a litre a day. Ask the room service for free water. Beautiful pool area. Not very lively though.

I recently stayed at the Sea Pearl Hotel, and I had nothing but positive impressions! From the moment I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff. Every employee was ready to help and make my stay as comfortable as possible. The food at the hotel is simply delightful! There are 3 restaurants and a small coffee shop. Every day they offered a variety of dishes, and I was able to enjoy both local cuisine and Italian and Indian delicacies. I must mention the freshness of the ingredients and the magnificent presentation of the dishes. The fish restaurant with tables by the pool was particularly pleasing. There are several bars with alcoholic beverages. And by the way, the signature handmade Belgian chocolate was a real hit. The hotel offers two pools: one free and one paid. Both pools are very clean and well-maintained, and the atmosphere around them, with pleasant music, creates excellent conditions for relaxation. I especially liked the paid pool – there were always enough places to relax. The spa was super, thanks for the massages! The water park was also super. In terms of service and comfort, this hotel is entirely comparable to the best resorts in Turkey and Egypt. A huge thank you to the general manager for organizing such a wonderful vacation! I will definitely return here again and recommend it to anyone looking for the perfect place to stay in Cox's Bazar!

We had an excellent stay at Sayeman Beach Resort in Cox’s Bazar. We traveled as a family of 7, and the experience was smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. The rooms were clean, spacious, and very comfortable, with beautiful views that made our stay even more relaxing. The staff were courteous, attentive, and always ready to help, which really stood out to us. The beach access was perfect, and the overall ambiance of the resort was calm and family-friendly. We also enjoyed the food—there was a good variety, and everything we tried was fresh and tasty. Traveling with a larger group can sometimes be challenging, but the resort handled everything very well, making our vacation stress-free and memorable. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we would definitely recommend this resort to anyone visiting Cox’s Bazar, especially families.