Ascott Palace Dhaka Hotel

The quiet, intimate atmosphere and convenient spot in upscale Gulshan make Ascott Palace appealing, especially if you're in Dhaka for business or want a more private stay. Rooms are well furnished with modern amenities, and the in-house restaurant serves tasty local and international dishes. The decor feels refined but cozy. The staff are generally warm and professional, though some guests have mentioned delays with housekeeping or room service. The hotel is small, so the lobby and restaurant can feel cramped when it's busy. The restaurant and lounge have limited seating too, which can be restrictive at peak times. Prices are relatively high compared with other boutique hotels in Dhaka. Dining is good, but the selection is somewhat limited, and the hotel has fewer facilities than a large luxury property, such as an expansive gym, pool, or multiple restaurants. For a boutique stay, though, the comfort, food, and location make it a solid option.

The balcony gives you scenic views and golden sunshine, and the place has both natural and modern facilities. For a business or family trip, you can stay here and feel at home. With hospitality this warm, it feels more like a palace of peace than a hotel.

We spent a few weeks here for a wedding and felt very welcome in Dhaka. It made a great home base, and we were well cared for. There’s a good espresso coffee shop downstairs, plus a nice rooftop garden. The hotel is in the diplomatic zone, close to a park and shopping areas.

We were impressed by the spacious rooms, stylish decor, and how spotless everything was. The staff's warm welcome made the stay memorable, and breakfast had delicious, healthy choices for different tastes. The location also made it easy to get around. Highly recommend.