Quality Inn

Dhaka

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Popular with aid agency officials visiting Dhaka on short-term projects, this pleasant hotel is located down a leafy street within easy walking distance of some of the city's best restaurants and cafes. Rooms are spacious, with king-sized beds, squeaky-clean bathrooms and spartan decor accented with bright colours. Complimentary airport pick-up or drop-off.

Owing to its proximity to several embassies and consulates, the location of the hotel is adequately secured, and hence recommended for solo or women travellers.

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

  • Sadarghat

    Sadarghat

    6.3 MILES

    Running calmly through the centre of Old Dhaka, the Buriganga River is the muddy artery of Dhaka and the very lifeblood of both this city and the nation…

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    Shankharia Bazar

    5.98 MILES

    Clouds of incense and a bursting paintbox of colours signal a welcome to so-called Hindu Street. Lined on either side with old houses, garlands of lurid…

  • National Museum

    National Museum

    4.21 MILES

    The excellent National Museum, sprawling over several floors, begins with the geological formation of Bangladesh, whisks you through a rundown of the…

  • Lalbagh fort

    Lalbagh Fort

    5.54 MILES

    The half-completed Lalbagh Fort and its well-tended gardens are an excuse to escape Old Dhaka’s hustle and bustle for an hour or so. The fort is…

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    Painam Nagar

    15.6 MILES

    Constructed almost entirely between 1895 and 1905 on a small segment of the ancient capital city, the tiny settlement of Painam Nagar consists of a single…

  • Ahsan Manzil

    Ahsan Manzil

    6.05 MILES

    Dating from 1872, the must-see Pink Palace was built on the site of an old French factory by Nawab Abdul Ghani, the city’s wealthiest zamindar (landowner)…

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    Botanical Gardens

    4.43 MILES

    The shady, tranquil botanical gardens, stretch over 40 hectares and contain over 1000 species of local and foreign plants, as well as lots of birdlife…

  • Liberation War Museum

    Liberation War Museum

    4.47 MILES

    Housed in a beautiful whitewashed colonial-era building, this small museum chronicles the 1971 War of Independence, one of the 20th century’s more deadly…

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Nearby Dhaka attractions

1. Gulshan Central Mosque

0.52 MILES

Gulshan's main mosque, this is a striking white example of 1960's futurism, with rocket-like minarets and a geometric prayer hall evoking the optimism of…

4. Zia Uddyan

2.97 MILES

Park near Bangladesh's National Assembly, home to the lakeside mausoleum of Zia Rahman, former prime minister of the country who was assassinated in 1981.

5. National Assembly Building

3.12 MILES

In 1963 the Pakistanis commissioned Louis Kahn, a world-renowned American architect, to design a regional capitol for East Pakistan. Due to the liberation…

6. DRIK

4.02 MILES

Gallery specialising in photography

7. Bengal Gallery of Fine Arts

4.03 MILES

Bangladesh's home of fine arts, this gallery was established in 200 by the Bengal Foundation, and holds regular exhibitions of art and photography as well…

8. Ramna Park

4.03 MILES

One of Dhaka's largest green areas – a great escape if the traffic is getting too much. The Mughals first set aside the area for recreation; the British…