La Rose Hotel

No concern about security as it's situated opposite 'Police Line'. Rickshaw, common transport, available.

A cozy place to stay! The location is good enough to move to any part of the city!
Recommended for a stay surely!

I was stuck here for three days during the Quota movement and curfew.
On the last day, I asked the reception staff if it was possible to have a late checkout since it was not feasible to move before 6 pm due to the curfew. I even offered to pay 50% of the room rent for the extra time and mentioned that if it wasn't possible, I would move to another hotel for the remaining five hours. The staff told me to wait until 2 pm for the manager's decision. I returned to the reception at 1:30 pm, and the manager said I needed to pay 100% for a late checkout. I replied that I would check out immediately and wait until dawn due to the military curfew and national emergency. The manager then said I needed to pay 50% even if I left right away. I was surprised because the previous staff member had asked me to wait. The manager said I had talked to other staff, not him. I didn’t argue and paid in full for the late checkout as we had to stay until evening due to the nationwide curfew.
We were the only guests there, and the staff's behavior was awful. One staff member rudely asked for the key when I was going out for a walk, saying, "Chabita diye jete hobe" (You have to leave the key). When I questioned why I should give him my room key, he said nothing.
They promised a buffet breakfast but instead served paratha with bhaji, which was definitely from the previous day.
The room was spacious, comfortable, and clean. However, the bathroom was wet and held water. The pillows were not comfortable.

Overall good but the Room door doesn't lock properly & the AC doesn't work but the service, environment & food quality is really nice.

Low cost, low maintenance Hotel, perfect for budget stay at Sylhet, specially solo. They mentioned Wi-Fi but didn't have any internet. But as per the cost, it was value for money. They have rooftop restaurant, but didn't try it.

The rooms were pretty good. Quality of the food was satisfying.
The stuffs and manager were really helpful.
Recommended for everyone.

It is situated in a popular place but the rooms are very bad, Its toilets are wet, the water doesn’t go and you need assistance to move it.
Also no bucket or anything available, charged over five thousand taka but yet no hair dryer available.
In one word, BAD.
They should improve their service.

From 2019:
Pros.
Large family suite consists of two bedrooms and ensuite in each with a jointly accessed lounge inbetween.
Suite has plenty of space and accomodates 4 people (1 double bed and two singles)
Air conditioned rooms.
Working safe provided.
Small fridge provided although smelt and in need of cleaning.
Small hotel car park available.
Doorman/ security very helpful and friendly.
Central location near dorga.
Cons.
No bath in either ensuite.
Cost 1200bdt (approximately 120 gbp) normally although it is possible to get discounts meaning we paid 6000 bdt per night which is still a lot of money for Bangladesh with many people's monthly salary in reasonably paid jobs being less than this.
Given labour costs in Bangladesh are so low and prices charged for the rooms, you would expect rooms to be cleaned regularly and be maintained to high levels of cleanliness and working order. Sadly this was not the case.
Rooms are tired and in need of refurbishment.
Blinds were broken with gaps and didn't open making it difficult to look outside.
Walls had marks and stains.
Very noisy outside particularly between 5am and 12pm despite our room. Being located on 9th floor.
Television remote in main bedroom worked intermittently but all TV channels were fuzzy and had very poor picture quality.
Rooms only serviced upon request.
Towels and linen whilst clean were often stained / discoloured and had tears.
Only 1 towel provided in each bathroom.

This Hotel room space and beds are good enough. But I faced bitter experience using toilet. Hot water supply was unavailable. Perhaps this is my bad luck. In addition, I found very inadequate lighting both room and toilet. During peak time, they may not be able to serve properly. So one should take this issue under his consideration. Note that, there are more hotels who are comparatively more proffessional to manage rush time impact.
Overall not satisfactory on this hotel management.

Party center is really worse. Food service bakwas.

Well done better participation.

0⭐️Not good. Ther was AC not enough cool for big room. Room was so hot in 10 floor and room 50%and bathroom90% not clean.

Hotel management rude, discriminative, argumentative and attempted to shout at me and bully me as a customer. Witnessed the manager, abuse their own staff.
Taking advantage of governments quarantine rules, overcharging guests. 8 days n nights stay and no hot water I our room.! Smashed glass tables and broken doors that risk my children to be injured.
The door of the toilet didn’t lock and I was questioned why I need to lock the door as we are family, when mentioned the issue. I could not believe what I was hearing. The list can go on and on…
See attached photos… Last day of quarantine and the management asked for money under the table, to look aside if I wanted to go outside (I assume thats if I did, they would notify police to get u in trouble) Room was dirty, bedsheets and pillows had actual dirt (mud, soil) and their explanation to this was that this is a country full of dirt! Governments rule is 7 days quarantine but they claim they don't know but turns out they systematically, (even thought the are obligated to organise the customer tests on the 7th day if their stay) organise the tests for their guests on 8th or 9th day, in result of charging more days of stay. Save yourself and loved ones from being disrespted over and over again STAY WELL AWAY FROM THIS SO CALLED HOTEL… they shouldn't even be a hostel… shouldn't even be open. Any issues I told them they sideways insulted me and spoke to me like I was 5 years old!