Blossom Hotel Dhaka

Hieronder volgen echte foto's en video's die ik heb gemaakt toen ik incheckte in een hotel in Dhaka, Bangladesh, en de kamer waarin ik die dag verbleef. Locatie van het hotel: het verkeer in Dhaka is relatief druk. Hotelfaciliteiten: Bekijk zelf de foto's, deze zijn gemaakt op de dag van inchecken. Kijkend naar de foto's van beddengoed en beddengoed, is het bed redelijk comfortabel. Er zijn wegwerpslippers aanwezig, evenals tandpasta en tandenborstels. Hoteldecoratie: bekijk zelf de foto's. Badkamer: Droog en nat zijn gescheiden. Ontbijt: Bekijk zelf de foto's. Hotelservicepersoneel: Persoonlijk vind ik dat ze erg servicegericht en nogal onzorgvuldig zijn tijdens het verblijf.

Een zeer kosteneffectief hotel. De mensen uit Bangladesh zijn zeer professioneel. De kamers zijn schoon en hygiënisch. Veel blanke mensen en Chinezen verblijven ook in hetzelfde hotel en taxi's tegen een redelijke prijs. De gebakken pannenkoeken en omeletten voor het ontbijt zijn erg lekker

Good & everything was fine. worth the cost but if there would a rooftop pool that would be pleasure.

The room and infrastructure were decent, but the check-out front desk provided a masterclass in deliberate troublemaking. Despite booking for one person, we checked in as two. The front desk happily took our IDs and checked us in without a peep. But the next day, a different front desk clerk, evidently lacking any understanding of the situation, decided to inform us that an extra person would cost an additional 10 US dollars. Bravo! Such logic could only come from a true genius. Naturally, I was livid and had a heated argument with them. Their service attitude was stellar—extremely poor and unprofessional. If they intended to charge extra, why not inform us during check-in instead of springing this delightful surprise at check-out? Clearly, they’re connoisseurs of the fine art of annoying guests. I had initially thought well of the hotel, but thanks to this delightful front desk experience, all those positive feelings have been thoroughly obliterated. Rest assured, this hotel is now on my blacklist. I will make it my mission to advise my friends against staying here in the future. What a gem of an establishment—truly heartwarming and utterly revolting!

The best thing is that the hotel is very reasonably priced. The included vegetarian breakfast was surprisingly decent. Other than that, the hotel was quite a letdown. The worst part is that they charged me $10 USD extra/day when I had a friend stay over. The room sleeps 2 and I didn't want the breakfast and I wasn't sure if my friend was going to be over. Booking it for 2 people costs $3 extra which I assumed it was for the breakfast. Instead, they told me they would charge me $12/day and cut me a deal for $10 and then later said would give me a discount for $8/day but still charged me $10/day in the end and the hotel was only $20usd/night to begin with. The hotel wasn't very busy so they turned the hot water off to save money. You can tell them to turn the hot water on, but after 45 minutes it was still cool. Only 1 of the 5 days was I able to have a warm shower. The shower didn't have a curtain/door and when you took a shower the water sprayed out into the floor and it was always a mess after taking a shower. I only got the toothpaste for the first day and ran out. The condition of the room was also quite dingy. Holes in the bed backboard, cracks in the mirrors, poorly spackled walls and dirty window. Location wise, it was alright. It's off the main street so it was not too loud. Lots of shops that catered to locals nearby. I thought it would be walkable to Gulshan, but it's not near the good spots in Gulshan. Most tourists spots were not within walkable distance.

Friendly staff. Good comfortable stay. Morning breakfast was good.