Ascott Palace Dhaka Reviews

The hotel is very quiet. The environment is clean and tidy, definitely worth another stay.

Great location, quiet neighbourhood. Reception and housekeeping folks are very welcoming. They do offer japanese food on rooftops, which I find it very convenient. This is my go-to hotel whenever I'm in Dhaka. This is my 3rd stay. Will be back soon. Highly recommended.

This hotel is in a safe neighborhood, and its cozy size made for a really pleasant and relaxing stay.

Well located in a quiet street, only 10 minutes walk from the hustle and bustle of Dhaka. Staff were fantastic and went out of their way to assist. Breakfast fresh and plentiful. Also dinner was delicious and tasty. The room was very big and the large double bed was like a dream.

change room 3 times，bad feeling

Everything is good.

The hotel is located in the embassy district, which is quieter and the surrounding environment is relatively better. It's a fake Ascott hotel. The room facilities are too old and outdated. Cleanliness is average. Most rooms have dark windows. The breakfast is fairly plentiful. The front desk staff are efficient.

I booked this for my colleagues, and they were all very satisfied. Hygiene and safety are the most important things.

The room was clean, and the hotel was quiet in the embassy district. There was a restaurant in the hotel, and Chinese restaurants and barbecue places nearby, which was very convenient.

The security seemed good. The room was spacious, but the toilet was poor. Showering was almost impossible. The air conditioner was so loud that I couldn't sleep. It seemed very expensive for Dhaka.

Suitable for business trips, mostly Chinese people

The service was excellent, and the staff were very welcoming. The room was decorated in a European retro style, spacious, and the soundproofing was acceptable. The breakfast selection was plentiful, and the mangoes were especially sweet during mango season!

The location is good, the staff are friendly, and the security measures seem adequate.

There's nothing to write about.