Modern Resort Cox's Bazar
Why guests stay
- Breakfast
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
Video transcript
Welcome to Modern Resort Cox's Bazar, a 3-star hotel in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Guests can enjoy breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking. You will find it at South Kolatoli Marine Drive Road, in Cox's Bazar. Have a look around, then compare and book on coxsbazarhotelsimpt.com.





About this stay
Modern Resort Cox's Bazar is a 3-star hotel in Kolatoli, Cox's Bazar.
Looking for a straightforward base in Cox's Bazar? Modern Resort Cox's Bazar in Kolatoli covers the essentials and sits near Cox's Bazar Beach.
Book Modern Resort Cox's Bazar through app.impt.io at the same live rate you would find anywhere else, with free cancellation on most rooms. Every completed booking funds one verified tonne of carbon removal — paid from the standard commission the hotel already covers, never added to your bill.
Facilities
- Banquet
- Breakfast
- Coach parking
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning service
- Free Wifi
- Free car parking
- Laundry Service
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Shuttle service
- Smoking area
- TV
- Wheelchair accessible
Location
South Kolatoli Marine Drive Road, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Where is Modern Resort Cox's Bazar located?
Modern Resort Cox's Bazar is in Kolatoli, Cox's Bazar (South Kolatoli Marine Drive Road, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh), close to Cox's Bazar Beach.
How much does Modern Resort Cox's Bazar cost per night?
Prices are set live by the hotel — check the booking page for a real rate for your dates.
How many stars is Modern Resort Cox's Bazar?
Modern Resort Cox's Bazar is a 3-star hotel in Cox's Bazar.
Which is the best area to stay in Cox's Bazar?
Kolatoli is the best all-round base, with the widest choice of hotels, the shortest airport transfer at 3–4 km, and beach access plus restaurants within walking distance. Laboni suits you if you want the busiest stretch of sand and the Burmese Market on your doorstep, and it tends to run $10–$25 a night cheaper for a similar standard. Sugandha, in between, is the one to pick for seafood stalls at night. If you want quiet rather than convenience, Inani at 32 km or Himchari at 18 km along Marine Drive give you sea and little else, and you will be eating in your hotel.
What is the cheapest month to visit Cox's Bazar?
July and August are the cheapest, with discounts of 40–60% off winter rates because the monsoon brings 700–900 mm of rain in July and a rough, often red-flagged sea. A sea-facing three-star that asks $90 in late December can fall to $25–$35 in mid-monsoon. Ramadan is the other genuine bargain window, quiet across Kolatoli and Inani, though many local restaurants close during daylight and the Eid week immediately afterwards is the most expensive of the year. September is the sweet spot if you want low rates with fewer washouts.
How many nights do you need in Cox's Bazar?
Three nights covers it properly, and four is comfortable. You need one day for the town beaches at Laboni and Sugandha, one for the Marine Drive run to Himchari and Inani, and one for a boat day to Moheshkhali from 6 No. Ghat. Two nights only works if you fly the one-hour Dhaka–CXB route rather than taking the 8–9 hour train. Add a fifth night if you intend to reach Teknaf, 80 km south, or Dulahazara Safari Park, 50 km north in Chakaria.
How do I get from Cox's Bazar Airport to my hotel?
Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB) is inside the town at Jhilongja, so it is only 3–4 km and about 10 minutes to Kolatoli and 5–6 km to Laboni or Sugandha. A hotel pickup or booked microbus costs roughly $6–$12; a CNG auto-rickshaw from the gate is $3–$5 if you agree the fare first. Resorts at Inani are 32 km away and will quote $20–$30 for the transfer along Marine Drive. If you arrive by rail instead, the Cox's Bazar Iconic Railway Station is about 9 km from the beach hotels.
Do I need a car in Cox's Bazar?
Not for the town — tomtoms and CNG auto-rickshaws cover the Kolatoli–Sugandha–Laboni line for under $0.50 a seat and run late. You do want a vehicle for the south, because there is no useful public transport along the 80 km Marine Drive to Teknaf. A reserved CNG for the Himchari and Inani loop is about $15–$22, a car with driver $35–$55 for a full day including Ramu or Dulahazara. Self-drive hire is not standard here; cars come with a driver.
Staying at Modern Resort Cox's Bazar
For a mid-range stay in Kolatoli, Modern Resort Cox's Bazar offers 3★ accommodation with a focus on value. The hotel features Shuttle service, Wheelchair accessible, Laundry Service, adding convenience to your visit. Located 1.2 km from the centre of Kolatoli, the property puts you within easy reach of the area's main sights. free car parking is provided for guests with vehicles. breakfast is available each morning, helping you fuel up for the day. Consider what matters most to you and verify details directly with Modern Resort Cox's Bazar before you book.
Facilities and rooms
Rooms
- TV
Food and drink
- Breakfast
Business and internet
- Banquet
- Free Wifi
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
Other facilities
- Coach parking
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning service
- Free car parking
- Laundry Service
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Shuttle service
- Smoking area
Good to know
- Parking: free car parking.
- Breakfast: available at the hotel.
- Internet: free Wi-Fi.
Questions about Modern Resort Cox's Bazar
Does Modern Resort Cox's Bazar have parking?
Yes. Modern Resort Cox's Bazar offers free car parking.
Is breakfast available at Modern Resort Cox's Bazar?
Yes, breakfast is available at Modern Resort Cox's Bazar.
How far is Modern Resort Cox's Bazar from the centre of Kolatoli?
Modern Resort Cox's Bazar is about 1.2 km in a straight line from the centre of Kolatoli.
Does Modern Resort Cox's Bazar have free Wi-Fi?
Yes, Wi-Fi is free at Modern Resort Cox's Bazar.
Is Modern Resort Cox's Bazar wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Modern Resort Cox's Bazar is wheelchair accessible.
About Kolatoli
Kolatoli is the tourist heart of Cox's Bazar, with beachfront hotels, late-night sound systems, and seafood grills along the coast. The sea is open Bay of Bengal with a strong longshore current and no full lifeguard cover; drownings occur, often to strong swimmers who go past waist depth. Stay between flags near main hotels, keep feet on the bottom, and treat monsoon swell and red-flag days as off-limits. The hour after dawn is most photogenic and least crowded, with fishing boats arriving and tide-raked sand. CNG auto-rickshaws are the default transport along the beach road, with no meters. Easy-bikes suit short hops, and motorbike rentals near the junction let you ride Marine Drive. Dress conservatively; Bangladeshi women swim fully clothed, and foreign visitors in swimwear attract attention.







