Hotels in Tejgaon, Dhaka

You know, it was clean. But the room itself is already killed by time and the furniture needs repair. The lid of the kettle was broken and it was leaking. The restaurant is expensive, and there are no shops nearby, no market nearby, nothing. But there is a plus, it is close to the airport and the staff are great, very nice and responsive guys, everything we needed, they provided us. And they also helped call a taxi to the airport!

Its fine but seems old property . Rooms are small , but clean , staffs are friendly and helpful. But the location is so cowered central , lots of road noise.

The overall feeling is so-so, there is no hot water in the shower, and it feels not worth paying 420 people.

Hotel Shuktara provided excellent service, with clean, safe - newly painted small basic rooms but with everything you may need. Cost effective option situated in Dhaka, behavior of the staff was excellent and Shahin was very kind. Hotel staff was available if you have any questions or concerns. They were always helpful, provided small currency exchange, daily room service, held luggage after check out and can coordinate CNG or rickshaws. There is 24/7 front desk and security outside the building. Buffet breakfast was plentiful of options which varied a bit every day. Free water refills at restaurant during breakfast, water bottles provided by daily housekeeping, tea kettle and mini fridge in room, WiFi worked great. Location was good to explore some of Dhaka during the day, however it’s unadvisable to be out in the area late. There’s two restaurants in the building, Starlight provided great attentive service and was a very hygienic restaurant. I can recommend this hotel if you’re looking for an affordable budget accommodation in Dhaka.

The hotel front desk staff were exceptionally friendly. After a long and arduous process of exchanging money at the airport, I finally arrived at the hotel around 3 AM, only to realize I'd left my passport at the airport when I checked in. The male staff member not only calmed me down before checking me in, but also confirmed that my passport was indeed at the airport. The next morning after work, he offered to accompany me to the airport and do his utmost to retrieve it. Especially considering that many airport staff might ask for ”rewards” for ”helping,” he ensured I didn't have to pay such a price (and didn't ask me to), this volunteer-like behavior greatly enhanced my impression of the Bangladeshi people. Of course, the hotel's facilities can't compare to a five-star hotel, but it's definitely worth the money. With such excellent staff, I would absolutely recommend staying at this hotel.

The hotel traffic is fairly convenient. In the old Dhaka area, the surrounding environment is not good. The surroundings are like slums, very noisy and difficult to sleep. Not in the very prosperous Sundaka. Hygiene, service has nothing to say, very good. But if you call, don’t let the hotel call you a car. If you find a car from a Chinese boss, you can use a car of 3,000 taka a day, and a hotel car will cost you 7,000 taka a day, which is more than doubled.