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Hotel Blue Sky Mirpur
Hotel Blue Sky Mirpur
HOTEL GOLDEN BIRD
HOTEL GOLDEN BIRDcleanliness Discover this serene hotel in Dhaka, just moments from the train station and airport.

Hotel White Stone
Hotel White Stone
Hotel Rose International
Hotel Rose International
The Imperial Residence Banani
The Imperial Residence Banani
Hotel Sweet Place
Hotel Sweet Place
Asia Pacific Hotel
Asia Pacific Hotelcleanliness Centrally located with round-trip airport transfers for stress-free arrivals.

Hotel Grand Circle Inn
Hotel Grand Circle Inncleanliness Convenient business-friendly hotel with free perks near Dhaka train station.

Tourister Bd Ltd
Tourister Bd Ltdcleanliness Discover local culture at this comfortable Dhaka hotel, with free breakfast daily.

Hotel De Meridian
Hotel De Meridiancleanliness Modern hotel near Dhaka airport with complimentary shuttle service and rooftop views.

Hyatt Place Dhaka Uttara
Hyatt Place Dhaka Uttara
Hotel The Manha LTD Purana Paltan
Hotel The Manha LTD Purana Paltan
Hotel Park Valley International
Hotel Park Valley International
The Ambassador Hotel Dhanmondi
The Ambassador Hotel Dhanmondicleanliness Experience comfort in Dhaka with free valet parking and English breakfast daily.

Hotel Nandini
Hotel Nandinicleanliness Stay close to major Dhaka attractions with free breakfast and 24-hour service.

West Park Inn
West Park Inncleanliness Experience Dhaka with easy access to Gulshan Ladies Park and Stadium nearby.

Royal Regent Suites Dhaka
Royal Regent Suites Dhakacleanliness Stylish Dhaka retreat near Baridhara Park with complimentary amenities and comfort.

Hotel The Sylhet Int.
Hotel The Sylhet Int.
Emerald Dhaka Luxury Hotel
Emerald Dhaka Luxury Hotelcleanliness Experience comfort near the airport with free shuttle and rooftop pool access.

Amirs Residence Airport Hotel
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Top neighborhoods in Dhaka

Gulshan
Gulshan brings the luxury side of Dhaka to life with gleaming shopping complexes, tree-lined avenues, and a peaceful lake. Embassies and multinational corporations stand tall next to high-end malls where fashion lovers can explore Pink City and Police Plaza Concord. The serene Gulshan Lake Park offers a perfect escape with its waterfront promenade, while nearby temples and mosques showcase the area's cultural richness. The dining scene caters to sophisticated palates with upscale Bengali cuisine and international restaurants clustered around Gulshan Circle. Accommodation options range from luxury hotels to serviced apartments with all the modern amenities. Getting around is simple with plentiful auto-rickshaws and ride-sharing services that connect you to Dhaka's key attractions.

Banani
Banani brings the luxe side of Dhaka to life with gleaming shopping malls, designer boutiques, and corporate towers filled with suits making moves. Road 11 buzzes with trendy cafés and upscale restaurants where well-dressed locals clink glasses late into the evening. The tree-lined streets offer a refreshing escape from Dhaka's usual hustle. Getting around is a breeze with abundant rickshaws, CNGs, and ride-sharing options at your fingertips. Stay in style at luxury hotels or serviced apartments with all the premium amenities you'd expect. The international dining scene delivers everything from fusion cuisine to perfectly crafted espressos, though your wallet might feel a bit lighter afterward.

Mohammadpur
Mohammadpur offers an authentic slice of Dhaka life where daily routines unfold right outside your window. Wander through narrow lanes filled with friendly locals, savor fragrant Bengali street food, and experience the rhythmic calls to prayer echoing across the neighborhood. Cultural explorers will appreciate the diverse communities and traditional customs preserved in this residential enclave. Budget travelers will find this area refreshingly affordable with simple guesthouses and homestay options scattered throughout. Getting around is straightforward with frequent local buses and auto-rickshaws connecting to central Dhaka's attractions. While lacking major tourist sites, Mohammadpur rewards curious travelers with genuine cultural exchanges away from commercial tourism.

Dhanmondi
Dhanmondi offers a refreshing escape from Dhaka's urban intensity with tree-lined streets and a peaceful lake perfect for morning strolls. Art lovers can explore numerous galleries and the Bangladesh National Museum, while cultural enthusiasts will appreciate Rabindra Sarobar and the historical Bangabandhu house-museum. The neighborhood's student population creates a lively yet intellectual atmosphere around its cafes and bookshops. Getting around is simple with plentiful rickshaws and ride-sharing options connecting you to attractions like Jatiyo Sangshad Bhaban. You'll find upscale Bengali restaurants alongside student-friendly cafes serving steaming cups of tea. Most visitors stay in converted residential guesthouses that offer an authentic glimpse into local Dhaka life.

Uttara
Uttara offers a breath of fresh air from Dhaka's usual hustle. This planned residential neighborhood serves up wide roads, quiet vibes, and organized sectors that feel almost un-Dhaka-like. Travelers can shop at Aarong Flagship Outlet or Update Tower, stroll around Uttara Lake, or enjoy local restaurants without the downtown chaos. Getting around is surprisingly easy with abundant CNG auto-rickshaws and ride-sharing options zooming along grid-pattern streets. Budget-friendly hotels and guesthouses cater to airport travelers, while local eateries serve up delicious Bengali cuisine that won't break the bank. The nearby international airport makes Uttara perfect for smooth arrivals and departures.
Top landmarks in Dhaka
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Rickshaws weave through crowded streets like schools of fish, their colorful canopies creating a moving mosaic against concrete buildings. The Bangladesh National Museum offers refuge from the sensory overload, with artifacts telling stories of ancient Bengal. Haggle good-naturedly in New Market, where vendors sell everything from saris to spices with theatrical flair. The pink-hued Ahsan Manzil palace stands as a reminder of more genteel times. Cricket matches at Sher-e-Bangla Stadium transform into jubilant citywide celebrations when Bangladesh wins. Sample street food from roadside vendors – the fragrant biryani alone justifies the visit. Curzon Hall's red brick façade represents the curious architectural marriage of Mughal and European styles that defines much of the city.

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