A New Nation Report :
A period of exactly thirteen years has elapsed since Seagull, one of the five star hotels in Bangladesh, went into operation on the beach of Cox’s Bazar that has the world’s longest sea beach. Enjoying an unrivalled location, overlooking the Bay of Bengal (only 25 yards from the Bay water) and sitting in the laps of hills, Seagull Hotel offers deluxe accommodation in 181 well-appointed guest rooms and suites. The panoramic view of the ocean, the majestic hills and the natural beauty of the tamarisk trees are all wonderfully complemented by luxury facilities and Bangladeshi hospitality of the Seagull.
Guests of Seagull appreciate tempting choice of its fine dining and entertainment with every opportunity for fun and entertainment in the cool luxurious swimming pool, health club, tennis courts, beauty saloon, billiard and card room.
Seagull’s desk personnel organise local sight seeing and visits to surrounding islands. In fact, Seagull hotel is the ideal venue for banquets, conferences, seminars, executive retreats, board meetings and parties.
Honeymooners find romance in the elegance, tranquility and privacy of the resort and the hotel.
By paying highest amount of electricity bills (around 1.5 million monthly Seagull Hotel has been awarded the Best Commercial Electricity Consumer of PDB (Power Development Board). “Unlike many we never tamper with meters to dodge PDB bills,” said Masoom Iqbal, the Chairman and Managing Director of Seagull Hotel while talking to this correspondent in the afternoon on December 17 (Thursday).
“We paid two crore BDT as VAT last year, he added.
Asked about repayment of loan that he borrowed from Sonali Bank, Masoom Iqbal said, “We borrowed a loan of BDT seventeen crore on condition of repaying BDT 69 crore with interest in 28 years, but repaying more than 32 crore 32 lakh there is a debt of about BDT 12 crore until now.” Talking about interest waiver he said “The bank loan defaulters in Bangladesh are given waiver, but those who are regular like us in repaying loans are not given any waiver,”
It is worth mentioning that Masoom Iqbal is the President of Hotel Motel Owners’ Association.
A period of exactly thirteen years has elapsed since Seagull, one of the five star hotels in Bangladesh, went into operation on the beach of Cox’s Bazar that has the world’s longest sea beach. Enjoying an unrivalled location, overlooking the Bay of Bengal (only 25 yards from the Bay water) and sitting in the laps of hills, Seagull Hotel offers deluxe accommodation in 181 well-appointed guest rooms and suites. The panoramic view of the ocean, the majestic hills and the natural beauty of the tamarisk trees are all wonderfully complemented by luxury facilities and Bangladeshi hospitality of the Seagull.
Guests of Seagull appreciate tempting choice of its fine dining and entertainment with every opportunity for fun and entertainment in the cool luxurious swimming pool, health club, tennis courts, beauty saloon, billiard and card room.
Seagull’s desk personnel organise local sight seeing and visits to surrounding islands. In fact, Seagull hotel is the ideal venue for banquets, conferences, seminars, executive retreats, board meetings and parties.
Honeymooners find romance in the elegance, tranquility and privacy of the resort and the hotel.
By paying highest amount of electricity bills (around 1.5 million monthly Seagull Hotel has been awarded the Best Commercial Electricity Consumer of PDB (Power Development Board). “Unlike many we never tamper with meters to dodge PDB bills,” said Masoom Iqbal, the Chairman and Managing Director of Seagull Hotel while talking to this correspondent in the afternoon on December 17 (Thursday).
“We paid two crore BDT as VAT last year, he added.
Asked about repayment of loan that he borrowed from Sonali Bank, Masoom Iqbal said, “We borrowed a loan of BDT seventeen crore on condition of repaying BDT 69 crore with interest in 28 years, but repaying more than 32 crore 32 lakh there is a debt of about BDT 12 crore until now.” Talking about interest waiver he said “The bank loan defaulters in Bangladesh are given waiver, but those who are regular like us in repaying loans are not given any waiver,”
It is worth mentioning that Masoom Iqbal is the President of Hotel Motel Owners’ Association.
