We arrived as a party of 12 early in the morning (about 2am) due to train delays, and having booked 2 minibuses to pick us up, we were stung with a bill for £90 for this service. When we booked in, some of the party were given rooms with a king size bed although twin beds had been booked, and... More

I stayed here on a recent trip to Bangladesh and it was great. Very modern and comfortable. The service was excellent.

This is one of my favorite hotels. I stay here minimum 2 times a year. What I like most is the key card to access the elevators to get to your floor - this is great for security. I am always received at the airport and promptly taken to the hotel. Every one remembers me from the doorman to those... More

This hotel is little bit away from the crowded city and near to airport. Easily can pass leisure time after business work. Features and amenities can be compared with any five star hotels in Bangladesh. Also good for night lifes i.e., disco. :-)

I live in Dhaka and major events are often held at this hotel. After my last experience I will never go back. On the positive side, the rooms are quite modern and nice. It is a bit of a hassle having to use key cards to access floors (especially if you are part of a group), but I guess this... More

The hotel is a short distance from the Airport and far away from the crowded city. In case your work is in Gulsan and Uttarn areas, the hotel is well located. A railway track runs beside the hotel but doesn't disturb much. It has well equipped health centre as also Cigar room [on 8th Flr.]. In addition to swimming pool,... More

Very poor service. Had to wait hours to get a room allocated. Very unfriendly reception. How on earth did they manage to enter the Radisson group. Avoid, avoid..

I stayed in the Radisson for a change from the Westin to see what the Radisson is like. There are some positives: the hotel is spacious, the business lounge on the 8th floor is spacious and quite good for business meetings conveniently located next to the Sublime restaurant and the hotel is out of the town centre near the airport... More

I am in Dhaka staying at a small, affordable boutique-style hotel, as I am here for graduate research. The Radisson has been an oasis when my team member and I want to "escape" the dust and hustle and bustle of Dhaka without going far. For approximately $35 USD, non-guests can go to the Health Club (downstairs) and use the gym... More