Nazimgarh Wilderness Resort

My boyfriend and I loved out stay at Nazimgarh. The location is beautiful in a small village area. At the resort you really feel like you are in the woods and the air is fresh with butterflies flying everywhere. If you leave the resort and walk around the area people are living their lives and working hard. We bought a shirt and salwar kameez from the local tailor who ran the business with his family right down the road. The staff at Nazimgarh went above and beyond to make sure our stay was comfortable. I got water in my ear and they went into town to get medicine to help me get it out. Our driver on the way to the resort bought us his favorite snacks along the road since we were hungry. The room was clean and very comfortable with a large bed, clean towels, and a nice shower. We couldn't have been happier with the whole experience. Thank you Nasimgarh team!

I recently stayed at Nazimgarh Wilderness Resort, and it was an absolutely incredible experience! Nestled amidst the serene hills of Sylhet and near the mesmerizing Lalakhal River, this resort is a true gem for nature lovers. The surroundings are stunning, with lush greenery and the crystal-clear blue waters of Lalakhal creating a perfect backdrop for relaxation. The rooms were luxurious and well-maintained, blending modern comfort with natural beauty. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, ensuring that every aspect of my stay was perfect. From the delicious food to the peaceful environment, everything exceeded my expectations. One of the highlights of the trip was the boat ride on Lalakhal—seeing the pristine blue waters up close was truly magical. There are also plenty of activities for adventure enthusiasts, from hiking to exploring the surrounding wilderness. If you're looking for a tranquil escape surrounded by nature without compromising on luxury, Nazimgarh Wilderness Resort is the perfect place. I can't recommend it highly enough and will definitely be returning for another peaceful retreat!

Although it is situated in a beautiful location and it was one of the best resorts of this country 5-7 years ago, this is a rundown resort now with premium price tag for the experience! This is absurd! We booked two of their most expensive rooms as my elderly parents were travelling with us and I wanted to give them the best experience. Let me summarize the experience: After the first night, we found that rats are running around in the wooden false ceiling! wood borers infested sections of the ceiling and we found chunks of frass (ঘুণ) in different places of the room, including our bed!! A water pipe was leaking in the washroom and water was dripping from the roof! They acted promptly and changed our room in the morning, but we could still listen to rats running across the false ceiling in all three rooms we stayed. Rooms were damp as well! This was a very frustrating experience for us. Why did they arranged such a room for us that needed to be changed after one night of stay? Why do we need to pay a premium price for such poor experience? And if this is the experience in their most expensive rooms, I cannot imagine how it would be on the rest! Staff were super helpful through. Food was also good. I think they need to fix few things to make this place livable. First, re-do the rooms. It is difficult to maintain a resort in such humid jungle like place but what you are charging for this experience is unfair. Second, relook at the add-on services charges. The pick and drop from airport costs around $80, almost equal to a night's rent! The boat ride to the lake is not complementary and they charge $10 for this. This is not much, but it feels like you are trying to charge guests whenever possible, which gives us a bad experience. Include this charge with the room rent and make it complementary. I loved the location, food and the staff. It is sad to see the current state of the resort. I regret taking my parents there.

In my school trip to there, the hotel had a very interesting landscape, overlooking on a hill to the tea gardens that direct to the Indian state of Assam, the hotel had many ups but there was some things I dislike, one was limited food, my classmates were struggling to get a PLATE OF SPAGHETTI to gobble it up, even my teachers were struggling, also there was some demanded foods, like in my second day of my trip (3 day trip for yall) we didn't even eat the ones that were served, we only ate the special breakfast included in the hotel, muffins and green tea. You may ask about the rooms, they are okay... Almost all the rooms have a balcony that looks at the forest, and they get a ladder, TO DRY YOUR CLOTHES, and we also get a safe, a tv, some complimentary water, and a normal bathroom with all the basics. Don't even get me started at the outside, you get a free park thingy to roam and do stuff, but to enter the park, YOU HAVE TO CLIMB A FLIGHT OF STAIRS ON A HILL, and here we go, once you reach the area there is a building with several dogs barking at my group and poop in areas that nobody cares about, and there was a slide for some reason located far away that leads to a pond, I don't get the context though, anyways this trip was okay because this is my only time without my parents. This was a interesting trip and there was lots of fun. -Saffan, former student of International School Dhaka

Visited with some friends and family, place is well kept. Rooms and bathrooms are nice but food prices are a bit high, 1700 tk is charged for child but without any extra benefit! Breakfast has very few items according to room prices, approach road is a disaster.