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This beautiful 120 year-old Rajasthani building is a wonderful place to stay in Ajmer. It's very clean, the beds are incredibly comfortable (perhaps the most comfortable I've slept in in India), and the hosts are so friendly and helpful. I didn't try to the shower but everything else worked. The location is a relatively short walk to the bus stand and not far from the train station. It's also easy to walk to the market area and many restaurants from there. They also have a lovely, plant-filled terrace facing a courtyard.

The accomodation is lovely, with our room being really comfortable and the shared spaces were perfect escapes from the busyness of Jodhpur. The staff were excellent in providing great service at breakfast and dinner (the food is fantastic as well), and they also provided such great recommendations of what to do in the city during the day. We spent our first days in India at Baijoo Niwas, and it was the perfect introduction to the excitingness of Rajasthan. It was also easy to catch a ride on a tuktuk from outside the accomodation.

We stayed at Raj Palace Hotel for 1 night to do the tiger safari at Ranthambhore (which we pre-booked). The room was lovely and comfortable, we really enjoyed having cocktails by the pool and the delicious Rajasthani food cooked in the restaurant and the staff were very professional and attentive. They also organised a driver for us to visit Ranthambhore fort and allowed us to check out late as our train wasn't until the evening. We had a wonderful relaxing stay at Raj Palace Hotel and would highly recommend it.

The fact that it is India's first heritage hotel. It is seeping in Rajasthani culture, heritage and hospitality. The amenities are very good. The decor and design is awesome 💯 The garden is beautiful and the trees and garden landscape, the trees and the chirping birds are just soothing. We went there for our anniversary and they treated us with a midnight cake which was presented to us in a way that took us by surprise (pleasant and mind-blowing) i will not disclose the surprise here :)

Dev Kothi is our favorite place in India so far. Manu, Mahi, Vasu, and the rest of the boys have us a warm welcome and we're always there for us throughout our stay. The room was exceptional in every way. Meals made in house can be taken on the rooftop with incredible views of the old Jodhpur and Mehrangarh Fort. 10 minutes walking up the hill to the fort. We've already decided that Jodhpur is our favorite city in Rajasthan and we'll stay here again when we return.

I have been taking my son to places in Rajasthan, everytimr we come to India from USA. We found Birders Inn on the net and liked its rates and proximity to the National Park. We just fell in love with the ambiance, courteousness of the staff, beautiful decor, and delicious meals. Our room was large, beautifully decorated, and very comfortable. They even arranged a guide for us for a tour of the park. I highly recommend this little gem of Bharatpur.

The location of Rajasthan is in northern India, and it is known for its diverse geography, including the Thar Desert, Aravalli mountain range, and fertile plains. Rajasthan is famous for its rich cultural heritage, historic cities like Jaipur and Udaipur, and iconic landmarks such as the palaces and forts that showcase its royal history. The state's climate varies from extremely hot summers to cool winters, making it a popular tourist destination.

Nestled amidst the vibrant streets of Jodhpur. The Haveli Hotel exudes an old-world charm with its intricate architecture and elegant interiors. Each corner tells a story, adorned with antique furniture and delicate artwork, reflecting the region's rich history and craftsmanship. Dining at the Haveli Hotel was a culinary journey through Rajasthan's rich flavors. The rooftop restaurant offered panoramic views of the Mehrangarh fort.

It's was excellent stay there staff was nice helpful very much welcoming nice food and helpful advise for next stay in rajasthan or every where in India and nice guide for city tour mr.khan have very much knowledge about city nice guide i have in all rajasthan and bilal and atik have very much information about all over my india and they all are prince them self So i completely recomend you guys for your stay in bikaner

Everything! The family truly cares about their guest and make you feel right at home. I came as a traveler and left at a true friend. If you want to experience true and heartfelt Rajasthani hospitality and culture this is the place to come. Deeraj, Anaa, Manu and the whole family where exceptional and my stay here was the best in India to date. Great food, spacious rooms, comfy mattress, and authentic decor. Thank you 🙏

Location, views, patio, and chai are the best part. Only Hotel Bharatpur Palace is closer to the ghats. Their chai IS THE BEST EVER. Far better than any I found in Delhi, Agra, or any other city in Rajasthan. Really incredible - if you stay elsewhere, you simply must visit just for the chai - you instantly know that it tastes the way it should. Sweet, but heavy in spice and flavor. Much more concentrated flavor than most.

Breakfast was sumptous, good variety, liked all the indian options, cheese sandwithes, fruit options. Room was big outdtanding in decor, excellant shower, liked the english movie channels. Hotel booked all three safaris for us and we saw rarest of rare, male and female tiger together for fourty minutes, afternoon safari 22 Nov 23, in Zone 4. Evening Rajasthani folk style entertainment very good, added spice to our stay

The Hotel is in one of the most beautiful Haveli Home in Mandawa. It looks like a palace inside and outside. Our room was huge, very clean, and the bed was large and comfortable. The whole building was wonderfully furnished with Rajasthan style furniture, very atmospheric. The staff was extremely friendly, and helpful. Good breakfast. Our tour guide Muki was extremely good, friendly, helpful, caring, honest guy.

This is a heritage hotel belonging to Royal Family of Bikaner - the suites are huge. Hotel is located on the hill and is within a km of Dilwara temple. Hotel property has big gardens where guests can relax. Food is awesome and chefs, stuffs are very friendly- the chef prepared authentic Rajasthani food which was brilliant. Anyone visiting Mount Abu hill station for relaxing should stay at this hotel!

The room was pretty decent and clean. It had all the amenities like a geyser, electric kettle, laundry service, tea coffee etc. The food was very good too especially the Indian foods. The rooftop ambience was nice and cozy and they also had the Rajasthani folk program. Very near to the train station you can get auto and uber as needed, the hotel will arrange it for you if requested.

very friendly staff , attends to all your needs and very courteous , our driver fell sick and they attended to him late night and made him comfortable. Thanks a ton to the entire team . The cottages are great , facing the mountains and it is the right place for a relaxed holiday away from the crowd . Good food , especially the Rajasthani and North Indian food .

I visited frequently Jaipur and other places of Rajasthan near Delhi. But except Siliserh lake, I did not find any other good location except the location of Wow Hotel. The said place is adjacent to a River and natural location. Walking and sitting on the Riverside was a fantastic experience because of lake view, fresh air, scenic surrounding and peaceful serenity.

Exquisite boutique Villa, This is our favourite place to stay so far in India, high quality room services with all modern facilities, the rooms are well maintained with neat and clean, The Breakfast was sumptuous. The host Annu was so kind and generous. The mornings at the place were really peaceful. Would recommend as a fantastic option in Jodhpur Rajasthan.

The hospitality of all hotel staff particularly Mr. Narpat, is the best. He goes out of bound to help the guests. The hotel is quite safe and offers excellent location to explore near by attraction. Also the hotel gives a feeling like a local stay enriching the Rajasthan's lifesyle . The hotel roof top offers a good view of the fort and the town.

meals were a "chore". way too formal, with staff "fawning" over guests, not my preference, a bit TOO colonial Few of the staff were conversant in English, now a pan-Indian lingua franca, which was problematic at best. Full of expatriots, few if any Indians, except perhaps local elites from Alsisar region of Rajasthan