Dhaka Hotel Guide - Suhrawardy Udyan hotels in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

"This was one of best stay in a hotel anywhere. We were treated like royalty. Welcomed by every employee when we returned every night. They had the pool (spectacular view there) repaired in a rush because we wanted to swim after our days of visit. The food was plenty, international and very good. Maymur a concierge helped us plan everything, trips, taxis, visits: he was great. The suite we had was perfect; large and fully equipped. Silent with good AC. One caveat: The hot water could be just a little bit warmer. The rest: perfect."

"Excellent place. Staff were very friendly. "

"Exceptional service, beautifully kept hotel and ideally located in Dhaka. Will be visiting again"

"I really enjoyed my stay here. The staff was very friendly and helpful with everything. Hotel is in the middle of the shopping market & a friendly walk. The food was great & restaurant was very close. Thank you Showket Alam Mitul & staff for a great time I will be back soon"

"This is a nice hotel in an area that is walking distance (good solid walk but doable) to many of the sites. The room is decent, staff very very friendly, breakfast is superb. My only issue was the mattress is hard. Maybe that’s normal in Bangladesh, I like a semi soft mattress. I just used Doona as an extra layer. I would recommend staying here"

"Location price point and facilities hit sweet spot. Rooms large and comfortable. Food remarkably good. Alcohol available. Great staff"

"Although the location title shows Aftabnagar, The map of this location shows that the property is near Bailey Road, which is near the center of Dhaka. Because we saw the map shows it to be near Bailey Road and Shantinagar, we booked the place. But, the address provided ended up being in Aftabnagar. The host didn’t come to meet us upon arrival, the location had no geyser or oven, and there was construction. Overall bad experience, as we were promised a location in one part of Dhaka and directed to another. And, we ended up leaving and not staying. "