Hôtel près de Bangladesh Army Stadium, Dhaka, Dhaka

« The check-in process was not smooth because the staff seemed unfamiliar with the required documents. Room amenities were missing. There are also no nearby shops, and public transportation is difficult to find unless you walk to the bazaar. Improved training for the front desk staff would greatly enhance the guest experience. »

« Un hôtel à Dhaka avec un bon service à la clientèle et un déjeuner bien fourni. »

« The service at this hotel was very poor. During check-in, we were at the lobby waiting for almost an hour - in the middle on the night. I had booked two different rooms, but only one was showing up on their system. The man at the front desk was saying it was our fault for booking on Expedia. We had gotten to our rooms around 3am. He then put us on a smoking floor when we did not book that. We told him that was an issue as non-smokers. All he did was change the blankets. And to add to that, one...

« Excellent in all respects- I have experience of different premium quality hotels in Dhaka and Platinum Grand was far superior. Staff were courteous and helpful in every respect - quality of hotel decor and fittings was very good. Excellent comfortable room, and food was well produced from varied menu. Rooftop pool was very pleasant and clean. Excellent value for money. »

« Staff was lacking, room was worn out. Reception very rude and lacking in service knowledge. We had to call multiple times to get any thing we needed. »

« excellent hôtel. très belle chambre. »

« Room was worn, mosquitos and other bugs. Breakfast was uninspiring. Staff though were friendly and helpful. »

« No early check in possible even with upcharge Hotel under renovation which mean noise all day in the lobby, and must beg to get access to business lounge for free to not here the construction Buffet diner 40€, expansive They offer a shuttle for the airport, and then when you take it they ask 35€!! Whereas regular taxi is 2€ Start to be hold, lobby really dark This is a hotel for business and at the end not practical to work in »