Hot Springs Hotels in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh

Overall, the hotel is decent, but it's not worth the money. The staff at the reception and in the restaurant are very polite. They always greet you, smile, and open doors. The location is good. There's a park nearby and a shopping center with many cafes opposite. The breakfasts aren't overly varied but are quite good. There was always a meat dish, fruits, cheese, and a variety of pastries. Pleasant, relaxing music plays. However, there was a big BUT that spoiled the entire impression. Out of 5 days spent at the hotel, I saw cockroaches in the restaurant twice. Once it was just on the wall, and the second time it was sitting right on a piece of bread. It was terribly unpleasant. Also, despite their general politeness, the male housekeepers cleaned the room in a very peculiar way. For some reason, they cleaned the toilet without detergents, and the toilet smell lingered. Maybe they're trying to save money. I understand that this is Bangladesh, and it's foolish to expect the same standards as European hotels. But they do position themselves as an expensive hotel for foreign guests and generally well-off people. They need to live up to that. First and foremost, they should get rid of the cockroaches in the kitchen. I don't believe the staff themselves have never seen them there.

Extremely satisfied with my stay! The hotel environment is excellent, clean, and tidy, making for a very comfortable experience. Special shout-out to Sunny and Konika for their warm and attentive service, which made me feel right at home. Highly recommend!!

We stayed at the hotel for two nights. The breakfast buffet was good. The room amenities were good, including the beds and pillow menu. The view was of a construction site, and the staff were not working at night. The soundproofing in the room was terrible; there was a constant humming noise, and you could hear the neighbors (who were with a child).