Best Rupganj Upazila Hotels

"very good"

"Every time I come to Dhaka, I always stay at Shandong Hotel. It is mainly safe and quiet. The hotel is in a separate building with dedicated security guards downstairs. The community where it is located is also very safe. The hotel has commercial vehicles to provide free pick-up and drop-off services. Because it is very inconvenient to take a taxi in Dhaka, this is really reassuring. Secondly, the hotel provides three meals a day for free, all of which are authentic Chinese home-cooked dishes. The local meals in Dhaka are really unpalatable, and the Chinese restaurants outside are expensive. It’s outrageous. It’s very economical to stay in this hotel with free meals."

"I didn't stay at the Mango Hotel in Dhaka before because I accidentally lost my passport and I felt so miserable in this place where I had no relatives! Later, my friend introduced me to the Mango Hotel and said that he would help us Chinese people. I found the Mango Hotel with a nervous heart. The owner was really good. I picked up the phone and called the embassy and sent someone to take me to complete the procedures. Because I had to wait for a few working days to get the documents, I stayed in the hotel. To be honest, the cleanliness of the hotel was my first impression. The second was that all the meals were authentic Chinese food. The third was that all the staff were warm and the service attitude was super good. It made me feel like home. I want to express a lot, and I am not dragging my feet. If you plan to come to Dhaka, Bangladesh for inspection, you must choose the Dhaka Mango Hotel. The owner has been here for more than 20 years and knows all walks of life. He will not let you get lost. You will not regret choosing the Dhaka Mango Hotel, which will save you detours. It is worth recommending! Thanks to everyone at the Dhaka Mango Hotel."

"This is best hotel in dhaka good location 24 hr service food also good people also help full but if some one search hotel in Dhaka plz tray one this hotel this is best hotel"

"Facilities totally spoiled, shower head, pipe hanger all broke, room small, smelly don’t matched with the price paid for at all. Not recommended"

"Let me first say the conclusion - it is very cost-effective, I will come again on my next business trip! Moved here from Uttara to experience the life in Gulshan, a wealthy area in Bangladesh. The transportation here is very convenient. Turn right when you go out and you will find the concentration of embassies of various countries in Bangladesh (the Chinese Pavilion is also here) / 5-10 minutes by rickshaw will take you to the center of Gulshan District - the only place with traffic lights I saw on this trip. As a business trip, it costs just over 200 yuan and is a three-star standard, which can be said to be cost-effective. The service staff is very professional, and everyone greets me with a smile when they see me. One day I didn't go to have breakfast, and more than ten minutes after the breakfast deadline, the front desk called me and asked if I hadn't had breakfast yet, and if I needed it, I could go downstairs to eat now. I sleep heavily, and the soundproofing of this hotel is acceptable to me. It can't be said to be completely soundproofed. It is recommended that those who sleep light turn right and choose a five-star hotel. There is no way. In this country, all objects moving on the road, horns with horns, mouths without horns, plus the horns of mosque prayers that are almost carried out throughout the city five times a day. It is very difficult to completely soundproof! Last but not least, there are almost no mosquitoes! I stayed for four nights and only saw one mosquito in the toilet. Tears! This hotel really takes mosquito control seriously."

"It was reported that there were too many mosquitoes last time, this time it is worthy of praise. There is no re-experience of the last time in the basic room. This time I lived in a club room, and the supporting executive lounge needs to be complained about. It’s embarrassing to take a few bottles of drinks and say no, you have to drink them in the lounge or pay for them. I want to ask how much the hotel is short of for drinks? The customer-oriented service awareness is still not enough. We should study how to make the guests live comfortably, instead of thinking about where we can charge more money."