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Absolutely Disgusting Experience at D'more Sreemongal Staying at D’more Sreemongal is by far one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I booked a so-called "Family Suite" for 3 nights, and it’s nothing short of a disaster. First off, both bathrooms have no locks—seriously, how careless can you be? The basins are filthy and disgusting, and there’s no proper shower or bathing facility. What kind of hotel doesn’t even provide the basics? The PABX system is completely dead—nobody in the hotel staff has a clue about it. There are two NetTVs but guess what? No WiFi on either. The doorbell? Useless. Clearly, once they hand over the room key, they think their job is done. The walls are in terrible shape, the furniture is old, dirty, and barely usable. The beds are a nightmare—no comfort at all. And don’t even get me started on the restaurant. Their prices are worse than a five-star hotel, but the food? Trash. I ordered 10 parathas, 3 vegetable dishes, and 3 omelets, and was charged 1550 BDT. What a joke! The so-called buffet breakfast is another scam—hardly three miserable items to eat. The only decent things I found were a library in the reception, good air conditioning, and a usable swimming pool. That’s it. Nothing else makes this place worth a single penny. So many other guests are equally fed up. To the Director—wake up and fix this mess before your hotel turns into a ghost house. At this rate, no sane person will ever come back.

Sreemangal in winter is a must visit for travelers. Enrich with scenic view Sreemangal reveals its beauty in winter. Sreemangal is famous for tea gardens. Tea estates, Baikka Beel( a freshwater wetland and sanctuary for birds and fish), lawachara national park(nature reserve in Bangladesh), madhabpur lake and so many other tourist spots you can explore in Sreemangal. Though all the spots are not in Sreemangal but around it. So Sreemangal is the center point for staying and start exploring the places. You can hire Jeeps, tri-wheelers for all day long and the driver will take you to the places or you can explore by yourself. Don't forget to visit Adi Nilkantha Tea Cabin to enjoy famous seven layered tea and Manipuri Para for shopping fabrics and handicrafts solely made by the ethnic Manipuri community.

Sreemnagal is an amazing place for traveling , raw beauty and serene , full green, beautiful tea and pineapple garden ,Jungle ,village life and scenery, wonderful lakes, waterfall full of attractions within few km . Border with nearby country . Very safe place and roads are good mostly , food is okay . People are very friendly. worth of money to visit . people can take resort seclusive and surrounding hills and gardens . Lot of hills and gardens are being destroyed to accommodate sprawling unplanned hotel and resorts and destroying tourist attraction. Bangladesh Rail could introduce more trains in this route to comfort tourists , roads are not good and very risky driving of bus drivers..

I visited Sreemangal 2 times. it is great to see in rainy season. The tea garden looks more beautiful and nature of tea garden looks more racy of the soil. You can explore the cultures of tribals like Monipuri, Chakma. The people of Sreemangal is very friendly. There are many places for sightseeing without tea gardens like Lawachara Rain Forest, Madhabpur Lake, Monipuri Para, Boddhobhumi 71, Tea girl sculpture, Baikka Bill. There is a five star hotel located near Lawachara, anybody can have their restaurant service without staying and hang around. Come to Sreemangal & enjoy the grace of nature.

this place is known as tea heaven of Bangladesh, a place with full of natural beauties & delicious local cuisine. The local people are so well behaved & helpful. a great place to relax with friends/family on the lap of nature.