Rajshahi Hotels & Hostels (8)

Lonely Planet review

Try and ignore the grotesque '70's disaster architecture because this Parjatan establishment, situated in a quiet residential area out of town, is one of the better offerings in the chain. Even t…

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A neat and tidy midrange option within easy stumbling distance of the train and bus station, which makes it ideal if you are just passing through. It's big enough to ensure that there are always …

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Lonely Planet review

Quite possibly the best central hotel and with a price that can't be faulted. Rooms are universally spacious and well-equipped with TV, chairs and big beds. It's handy for both the town centre an…

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When we passed by the receptionist he was a 10-year old boy. Even so, he knew his stuff and treated us better than many an adult receptionist! This is a decent budget buy and as well as clean roo…

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Locals will tell you that this is the top address in the city centre yet, for some bizarre reason, only the single rooms come with air-con. The non-air-con rooms are miniscule and very hot, whils…

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Rooms aren't as nice as the reception (and name) would suggest. Some smell like old carpet and old dahl, but then again so do many of the town's other cheap hotels and it's no worse than them. If…

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You can't grumble at the price and the rooms are reasonable, though ask to see a few first as some (the better rooms) have old sacks as carpets - novel, we'll grant you, but possibly not the most…

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Lonely Planet review

The kindly English-speaking owner ensures that this hotel has a good vibe. There is a wide array of rooms from small depressing cheapies to comfortable and ample air-con doubles. It's clean, well…

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