"Staff were great but the room was to small staff did offer to upgrade the room but booked another place before that"

"Very nice hotel with good food and friendly staff. We used the tour company to visit sites around and they were all excellent trips. Our driver Rubel was very nice."

"Very cost-effective and a good choice"

"All over experience of staying 2 nights 1 day in this hotel was really pretty good. the room service system and there housekeeping gesture was very positive. specially their rooftop restaurant and rooftop view was tremendous."

"Huge big rooms, very comfortable hotel, friendly staff. Must mention Lubna who was professional and helpful. The hotel looks slightly jaded. Also the entrance is horrible. The Hotel has its reception on the 5th floor which you access through an old rickety wobbly lift. The roof top swimming pool is a big disappointment. Despite being a small tub sized pool, they close it for the flimsiest of reasons. The breakfast too does not inspire and could do with a makeover. Nevertheless for Sylhet city, I would recommend this hotel as the GO-TO hotel!"

"The room is not big, the same brand hotel is much better than Rangpur"

"Rahma’s B&B was absolutely the best hotel I stayed at during my week-long trip to Bangladesh. My wife and I traveled to over ten countries together, and this hotel was one of the most attentive in all the countries we visited. We stayed here for two nights. Located in an alley, the friendly staff proactively helped us with our luggage, meaning we could sleep peacefully away from the noise of the main street. The room had a balcony where we could dry our clothes. The breakfast was fantastic; they delivered it to our room both nights. They even had my favorite Protta bread! When the front desk learned I liked it, they gave me an extra one the next day! The hotel helped us arrange our chartered car trips to Jaflong, Ratargul, and Shada Pathor. The price was very reasonable, and the driver was very considerate. When we returned from Jaflong, my wife felt dizzy and vomited in the room. The hotel staff promptly cleaned up after us, which made us feel both embarrassed and touched by their thoughtful service and assistance. The next morning, we were going to take a chartered car to Ratargul and Shata Pathor, but we needed to take a shuttle bus to Cox's Bazar that evening. This meant we had to check out after breakfast, and our clothes weren't dry yet. The staff generously helped us hang them to dry on the upstairs balcony, so we could return with dry clothes after a day of travel. What touched us even more was that when we returned from Shata Pathor at 5 PM, we were exhausted and smelly, and since we had already checked out and our bus to Cox's Bazar wasn't until 8:40 PM, we had nowhere to go. The hotel surprisingly allowed us to rest in our room for three hours free of charge! Now, after a shower, I'm comfortably lying in my room, enjoying the air conditioning, waiting for the bus to Cox's Bazar, and I'm writing this review with gratitude. If I ever come to Sylhet again, I will definitely stay here again. Rahma’s B&B was absolutely the best hotel I stayed in during my week-long trip to Bangladesh. My wife and I have traveled to over a dozen countries together, and this B&B was one of the most attentive hotels we've ever stayed in. We stayed here for two nights. The hotel is located in an alley, and the friendly staff offered to help us carry our suitcases, which meant we could sleep peacefully away from the clamor of the main street. The room also had a balcony for hanging clothes. The breakfast was excellent, delivered to our room two nights in a row, and it included my favorite protta flatbread. The front desk staff even gave me an extra one the next morning after learning I enjoyed it! The hotel helped us arrange the taxis to Jaflong, Ratargul, and Shada Pathor. The prices were very reasonable, and the drivers were very accommodating. After returning from Jaflong, my wife felt dizzy and vomited in the room. The hotel staff promptly cleaned up for us, which was both embarrassing and touching. The next morning, we chartered a bus to Ratargul and Shata Pathor, but in the evening we had to take a shuttle bus to Cox's Bazar. This meant we had to check out after breakfast. Our clothes were still wet, so the staff generously hung them out on the upstairs balcony. Cox's Bazar was at 8:40 p.m., leaving us with nowhere to go. Yet, the hotel allowed us to rest in our room for three hours, free of charge! I'm now showered and comfortably lounging in my room, enjoying the air conditioning, waiting for the bus to Cox's Bazar, and writing this review with gratitude. I will definitely stay here again if I'm in Sylhet again."

"Good location"

"I enjoyed my four days here very much. Not only was the room very comfortable, but the service was very good. Breakfast was excellent though the restaurant staff were a little bit dozy! But service was very good and attentive. I'd definitely come back here again."