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REGION MERCHANT NAME OFFER Address Phone/Mobile Offer Valid LODGING REGION MERCHANT NAME OFFER Address Phone/Mobile Offer Valid Till ROAD#2,HOUSE#23,O.R NIZAM ROAD CHITTAGONG AMBASSADOR RESIDENCY 45% SAVINGS ON ROOM TARIFF(REGULAR) 031-2556751-3 AUTO RENEWAL R/A,Sadar, CHITTAGONG ZILA, BANGLADESH CHITTAGONG ASIAN SR HOTEL 15% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT 291 STATION ROAD,ALKORON,CHITTAGONG 031-2850346-8 AUTO RENEWAL CHITTAGONG FOOD AND ACCOMODATION CO. LTD. 25% SAVINGS ON ROOM TARIFF(PUBLISHED RATE) 787, CDA AVENUE, NASIRABAD,CHITTAGONG 01818-111541 AUTO RENEWAL 60% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (RACK RATE) 15% SAVINGS ON SPA 20% SAVINGS ON HALL RENT CHITTAGONG HOTEL AGRABAD AGRABAD C/A, CHITTAGONG +88-031-713311-8 AUTO RENEWAL 20% SAVINGS ON LAUNDRY * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND 35 % SAVINGS OFFER ON ROOM RENT HOSNA KALAM COMPLEX, C.D.A AVANUE, EAST CHITTAGONG HOTEL LORDS INN * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG +88-031-2551671-4 AUTO RENEWAL NASIRABAD, CHITTAGONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND 35 % SAVINGS OFFER ON ROOM RENT 25, SHEIKH MUJIB ROAD, AGRABAD C/A, +88-031-712107-9, +88-031-725961- CHITTAGONG HOTEL SAINT MARTIN LIMITED * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG AUTO RENEWAL CHITTAGONG 2, +88 01711279613 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND 30% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT 1367 CDA AVENUE, EAST NASIRABAD, CHITTAGONG MERIDIAN HOTEL & RESTAURANT * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG +88-031-652050, +88-031-654299 AUTO RENEWAL CHITTAGONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND DINING AT 'PITSTOP RESTAURANT': - 15% SAVINGS ON A-LA-CARTE MENU FOR STAYING THE AVENUE HOTEL AND GUESTS ONLY ISPAHANI MOOR, LALKHAN BAZAR, CHITTAGONG +88-031-627986-7 AUTO RENEWAL SUITES - 50% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (RACK RATE) CHITTAGONG * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND 1739,SK MUJIB CHITTAGONG ORCHID BUSINESS HOTEL Up to 65% savings on room rate ROAD,AGRABAD,CHITTAGONG,Sadar, AUTO RENEWAL CHATTOGRAM ZILA, BANGLADESH 50% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (RACK RATE) ROUND THE YEAR 10% SAVINGS AT PSYCH HAIR COMB 15% SAVINGS ON SONAR BANGLA CONFERENCE ROAD # 01, PLOT # 02, O.R NIZAM ROAD, CHITTAGONG WELL PARK RESIDENCE +88-031-2557035 AUTO RENEWAL HALL (RACK RATE) CHITTAGONG 10% SAVINGS ON CORAL THAI SPA * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND OLD BUS STAND,RANGAMATI RANGAMATI HOTEL SQUARE PARK 25% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT 01716933833 AUTO RENEWAL SADAR,RANGAMATI ROOM RENT : 45% ON PEAK SEASON & 55% ON OFF PEAK SEASON # THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE ON THE FOLLOWING DAYS OF THE YEAR PLOT # 65, BLOCK-A, KALATOLI ROAD, COX'S 7DAYS AFTER & BEFORE EID UL FITAR, EID UL AZHA +88-0341-51389-91, 880258070946, BAZAR. COX'S BAZAR ALLEGRO HOLIDAY SUITES ENGLISH & BANGLA NEW YEAR +88 01713185417, 01618000700, AUTO RENEWAL Corporate Office: HOUSE # 552, ROAD # 07, VALENTINES DAY 01618000707 AVENUE # 7, MIRPUR, DOHS, DHAKA. NATIONAL HOLIDAY SPECIAL GOVT. HOLIDAY. * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND ROOM RENT: 20% SAVINGS (NOVEMBER - MARCH) ON PEAK SEASON & 50% SAVINGS (APRIL - PLOT#52,BLOCK#B,KOLATOLI COX'S BAZAR ELAF INTERNATIONAL HOTEL AUTO RENEWAL OCTOBER) ON OFF PEAK SEASON ON ROOM RACK ROAD,COXSBAZAR RATE EXCEPT BLACKOUT DAYS 30% SAVINGS ON ROOM RATES (DURING PEAK SEASON- DECEMBER TO MARCH) LABONEE POINT, SEA BEACH ROAD, COX'S COX'S BAZAR FU WANG DOMINOUS RESORT LTD +880 1825923989, +88034152202-5 AUTO RENEWAL 50% SAVINGS ON ROOM RATE (DURING OFF PEAK BAZAR SEASON- APRIL TO NOVEMBER) ROOM RENT: 40% SAVINGS ON PEAK SEASON & 50% 14, KALATOLI ROAD, HOTEL MOTEL ZONE, COX'S +88 01730338907-09, +88 COX'S BAZAR LONG BEACH HOTEL LTD. SAVINGS ON OFF PEAK SEASON ON ROOM RACK AUTO RENEWAL BAZAR. 01755660051 RATE EXCEPT BLACKOUT DAYS ROOM RENT: 40% SAVINGS (NOVEMBER - MARCH) ON PEAK SEASON & 55% SAVINGS (APRIL - RESIDENTIAL AREA,KALATOLI,COXS COX'S BAZAR LIGHTHOUSE FAMILY RETREAT AUTO RENEWAL OCTOBER) ON OFF PEAK SEASON ON ROOM RACK BAZAR RATE EXCEPT BLACKOUT DAYS PLOT#64,BLOCK#B,PWD AREA,KOLATOLI,COXS COX'S BAZAR OKM ROYAL BEACH RESORT LTD 30% SAVINGS ON ROOM RAKE RATES 01708-777772, 01708-777774 AUTO RENEWAL BAZAR OCEAN PARADISE,28-29,HOTEL MOTEL COX'S BAZAR OCEAN PARADISE LIMITED up to 50% savings on room rent ZONE,KOLATOLI ROAD,Sadar, COXS 31 Sep 2021 BAZAR ZILA, BANGLADESH ROOM RENT: 40% SAVINGS ON OCTOBER - MARCH OCEAN PARADISE,28-29,HOTEL MOTEL COX'S BAZAR OCEAN PARADISE LIMITED & 50% SAVINGS ON APRIL - SEPTEMBER ON ROOM 01938846775, 029835469 31th March, 2021 ZONE,KOLATOLI ROAD,COX'S BAZAR RACK RATE EXCEPT BLACKOUT DAYS. 40% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT AND 30% SAVINGS COX'S BAZAR RESORT ISLANDIA PLOT#11,KOLATOLI ROAD,COXS BAZAR 01819-118858 AUTO RENEWAL ON SPA HOLDING NO#60,61,62,PECHAR COX'S BAZAR MERMAID ECO TOURISM LTD 40% SAVINGS ON ALL CATEGORY ROOM RENT. 01841416471 AUTO RENEWAL DWIP,RAMU,COXSBAZAR MD.SOFIR 53% DISCOUNT ON ROOM RACK RATE FOR AMEX BILL,WARD#7,JALIAPALONG,UKHIA,COX'S ROYAL TULIP SEA PEARL BEACH PLATINUM AND GOLD CARDMEMBERS EXCEPT EID BAZAR, COX'S BAZAR 0184401601, 01970660066 AUTO RENEWAL RESORT & SPA LTD HOLIDAYS, LONG WEEKENDS, POHELA BOISHAKH, CORPORATE OFFICE: FR TOWER(18TH CHRISTMAS, AND 31ST DEC FLOOR),32 KEMAL ATATURK AVENUE,BANANI,DHAKA MD.SOFIR SEA PEARL BEACH RESORT & BILL,WARD#7,JALIAPALONG,UKHIA,COX COX'S BAZAR up to 50% savings on room rent 01970660066 12/31/2021 SPA LTD S BAZAR,Sadar, COXS BAZAR ZILA, BANGLADESH ROOM RENT: 35% ON PEAK SEASON & 45% ON OFF SEASON (THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR HOTEL MOTEL ZONE, COX'S BAZAR BEACH, * 02 DAYS BEFORE & 04 DAYS AFTER EID COX'S BAZAR. +88-0341-62480-91, +88 COX'S BAZAR SEA GULL HOTELS LTD. AUTO RENEWAL * LAST & FIRST DAY OF EACH YEAR CORPORATE OFFICE: 155, SHANTINAGAR, 01841000511 * OTHER 02 FESTIVAL OF EACH YEAR) DHAKA * OFFER WILL NOT BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY LONG PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WITH ANY WEEKEND ROOM RENT: 20% SAVINGS ON PEAK SEASON & 40% PLOT-30,BLOCK-C,SEABEACH COX'S BAZAR WHITE ORCHID GUEST HOUSE 01839-658743, 0341-63656 AUTO RENEWAL ON OFF PEAK SEASON R/A,KOLATOLI,COX'S BAZAR ROOM RENT: 40% SAVINGS (NOVEMBER - MARCH) WINDY TERRACE BOUTIQUE ON PEAK SEASON & 50% SAVINGS (APRIL - PLOT#40,BLOCK#C,KOLATOLI 01936444777, 01781200500, COX'S BAZAR AUTO RENEWAL HOTEL OCTOBER) ON OFF PEAK SEASON ON ROOM RACK ROAD,COXS BAZAR 01752360675 RATE EXCEPT BLACKOUT DAYS PLOT#50,BLOCK#B,ROAD#02,SUGANDH ROOM RENT: 25% SAVINGS ON PEAK SEASON & 40% COX'S BAZAR HOTEL VISTA BAY RESTAURANT & CAFE A,KOLATALI,COXS BAZAR SADAR,COXS 01678090989 AUTO RENEWAL ON OFF PEAK SEASON BAZAR ROAD # 8, HOUSE # 13, BLOCK # K, BARIDHARA DHAKA ASCOTT THE RESIDENCE 20% SAVINGS ON ROOM RATE (ON RACK RATE) +88 01926633851-58 AUTO RENEWAL (EMBASSY ROAD), DHAKA 15% FLAT DISCOUNT ON ROOM RENT, FOOD, CAR HOUSE#319,EASTERN DHAKA BABYLON TOURS & TRAVELS 01974-225555 AUTO RENEWAL RENTAL AND GYM ROAD(LANE#4),BARIDHARA DOHS,DHAKA BANGLAR HOT POT (M/S INR 10% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT & 15% SAVINGS ON PLOT#2,ROAD#210,SECTOR#2,UNITED DHAKA INTERNATIONAL) CORPORATE EVENTS CITY,SATARKUL,BADDA,DHAKA 35% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (ON RACK RATE) DHAKA BENGAL BLUE BERRY LTD HOUSE # 1/A, ROAD # 91, GULSHAN-2, DHAKA +88-02-55051630-33 AUTO RENEWAL 15% SAVINGS ON SPA AT BLUE DREAM THAI SPA) 50% SAVINGS ON ANY TYPES OF ROOM (RAKE RATE) DHAKA BENGAL CANARY PARK LTD 20% SAVINGS ON BANQUET HALL RENT PLOT#08,ROAD#16/A,GULSHAN-1,DHAKA 01622666614-42-46 AUTO RENEWAL HOUSE#07,AARONG DHAKA BRAC THE ARTISAN 20% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT HOUSE,ROAD#O2,SECTOR#03,UTTARA, 01707333555 AUTO RENEWAL DHAKA 873,SOUTH HOTEL GOLDEN 30% savings on room rent SHAJHAHANPUR,SHANTINAGAR,RAMNA, DHAKA 01713260044 INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL 15% savings on food item DHAKA,Shantinagar TSO, DHAKA ZILA, BANGLADESH DHAKA BRAC CDM SAVAR 20% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT KHAGAN BIRULIA, SAVAR,DHAKA 01707333555 AUTO RENEWAL RAJENDRAPUR DHAKA BRAC CDM 20% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT CHOWRASTA,GAJARIAPARA,SREEPUR, 01707333555 AUTO RENEWAL GAZIPUR "75 BRAC CENTRE, MOHAKHALI DHAKA BRAC CENTRE INN 20% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT 01707333555 AUTO RENEWAL C/A,DHAKA" 50% SAVINGS ON ANY TYPES OF ROOM (RAKE RATE) FROM SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY, 25% SAVINGS ON ROOM RAKE RATE FROM THURSDAY TO SATURDAY, 01777-114488, 01777-114499, 01951- DHAKA CHUTI RESORT SUKUNDI,BARIA,GAZIPUR SADAR,GAZIPUR AUTO RENEWAL 20% DISCOUNT ON FISHING, 537777, 01951-508888 BOATING, SWIMMING AND FREE ENTRY. ***OFFER WILL NOT BE ENTERTAINED IN ANY GOVT. HOLIDAY CANCUN INTERNATIONAL LTD 40% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT & SWIMMING POOL 06 SHOHID KIAM UDDIN MASTER DHAKA 01713656900 AUTO RENEWAL (JAVAN HOTEL) WILL BE COMPLIMENTARY ROAD,MORKUN,TONGI,GAZIPUR 50% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (WORKING DAY), 30% BANDABARI,UNION#BOALIA,UPOZILA#K DHAKA DHAKA RESORT LTD 01762-554422, 01762-554444 AUTO RENEWAL SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT (WEEKEND) ALIALOR,ZILA#GAZIPUR 30% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT, 10% SAVINGS ON 212 SHOHID SYED NAZRUL ISLAM SHARANI, +88-02-9515014, 9515012, DHAKA FARS HOTELS & RESORTS LTD AUTO RENEWAL CLUB MEMBERSHIP, 40% SAVINGS ON HALL RENT. DHAKA 01768622033 40% SAVINGS ON ROOM RENT, PLOT#1 & 3,ROAD#21,NIKUNJA- DHAKA GRACE 21 SMART HOTEL 50% SAVINGS ON BANQUET HALL AND 01700-707723-24, 02-55098276-77 AUTO RENEWAL 2,KHILKHET,DHAKA 20% SAVINGS ON SPA GREEN HOLIDAYS (Dhaka Dinner 30% SAVINGS ON ALL PACKAGES OF DHAKA DINNER HOUSE#123,FLAT#5A,ROAD#13A,WEST 01730-450099, 01714-586509, DHAKA AUTO RENEWAL Cruise) CRUISE DHANMONDI,ZAMAN ROSE GARDEN,DHAKA 01979224593, 01922255550 RESORT: PINGAIL, BAROIPARA, GREENTECH RESORT & CONVENTION BAWALGAR,GAZIPUR, DHAKA 40% ON SAVINGS ROOM RENT (ON RACK RATE) 8800682555080, 8856037, 8356038 AUTO RENEWAL CENTER CORPORATE OFFICE: 31, SEGUNBAGICHA, DHAKA - 1000 40% SAVINGS
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