Intercontinental Dhaka returns
After four long years of renovations, the Intercontinental Dhaka has finally opened its doors once again to the general mass. Although no external changes were made to the iconic structure, the inside of the hotel tells a completely different story. If you want to know the most literal representation of the word "refurbishment," then stop by the hotel to check out the extravagant internal alterations that spell out the word "luxury" in accents of black and gold.
The Intercontinental Dhaka currently holds about 226 rooms, including premium and deluxe rooms, deluxe, superior, diplomatic and presidential suites. The lobby has been completely reconstructed to accommodate a beautiful central staircase. Every room comes accompanied with a "four-featured wash room," which means that there are separate spaces allocated for the bathtub, shower, vanity and a washroom.
The five-star luxury hotel is separated into two wings; the East and West Wing, and also has 7 separate meeting rooms, a ballroom that can easily hold up to a thousand guests, and a banquet hall which also has its own separate pathway so that guests do not have to go through the hotel to enter the hall.
Of the handful of restaurants at the hotel that offer amazing and mouth-watering dishes, "Elements," is an all-day dining restaurant, which includes four live stations and a dessert station with its very own chocolate fountain; Café Social, that serves amazing baked goods and coffee; the Aqua Deck, which is located by the temperature regulated pool on the second floor, and offers a menu of appetisers and drinks, among others. The Intercontinental Club Lounge is exclusively available to only those staying at the hotel.
With the number of luxury hotel brands increasing in Dhaka every day, Intercontinental Dhaka makes a return to familiar grounds, with special packages and offers in the ever-growing competitive market of hospitality management. The brand is associated with not just luxury, exclusivity, and opulence, but also caters to those who love the finer things in life.
Photo courtesy: Intercontinental Dhaka
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