Top 10 Amber Fort Hotels

Me and my wife celebrated our honeymoon at Rambagh Palace and have been amazed by the hospitality of the staff and the opulence of the property. There is no other hotel that comes close to Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. A special mention to both Fazal and Irshad who made our visit all the more special with the extra care they have taken to make it a memorable stay for us. They both deserve extra credit for taking such a personable and hospitable approach for guests of the hotel. Thank you!

Very good, the best hotel we have ever stayed in in India! The hotel occupies a large area, the greening is very good, there are more than 100 peacocks strolling in between; the rooms are villas, the interior facilities are good. The restaurant is also good, with music and dance performances, and the atmosphere is very good. Need to be especially praised is that the service is particularly good! When I opened the turntable, the waiter even prepared a small pillow for the child's teddy bear. It was a thoughtful and thoughtful one.

The surroundings are really quiet. The room was modern and stylish, and I felt a good sense of it and was calm. Service is fine.

Apart from being expensive, nothing else is wrong. From the moment you get off the bus until you enter the room, the ceremony is full of rituals. I don't know if it's a fixed golden room. It's packed three times a day. I also called to urge you to eat.

Overall the hotel is in an old haveli style with beautiful paintings on the walls and ceilings. Great for taking photos! Reasonable customer service. We agree with other recent reviews that if you scratch beneath the surface however are issues with maintenance of the property. We recognise the age of the property and some of these less favourable aspects of our stay could be attributed to the building being older and in a haveli style. However, most issues are just due to poor maintenance, bathrooms needing refitting and limited quality of some amenities. Overall - staying here is worth £100/night but no more than this. We paid £160, which did not represent value for money considering the overall experience, the maintenance of the property and the alternatives available at this price point. Here are some further points in more detail: 1. Property maintenance. Electrical plug socket broken by the side of bed broken. This was a problem as it was a cold winters night when we arrived and considering the lack of central heating (which in itself is not a problem), it was bad that the electrical heater by our bed could not work. The electrical engineer tried to fix the plug socket but couldn’t, despite hanging around our room for over half an hour when we arrived. Not ideal for a first impression and not the most relaxing time when we wanted to chill out, unpacking and relax without an engineer present. In truth, the whole property needs a degree of electrical maintenance - which is possible in spite of the property age. A certainty this would not meet the international standard for a hotel costing £160/night. One of our bulbs was also blown in our room, so it was very dark. An engineer arrived with a ladder and a bulb but we had just finished waiting for the electrical engineer to leave and wanted to get unpacked and settled so declined the visit. 2, Daily room maintenance reasonable - though floor not properly cleaned as evidenced when we split some hot water and wiped it up. Disappointingly, the toilet paper roll was half used when we arrived with torn edges. If paying £160/night, the toilet rolls should be replaced when new guests check in. Low quality towels in room - thin and greying. Hot water tank - frustrating when runs out but part and parcel of old haveli style so no problem. Low quality toiletries in the bathroom, half full containers with brightly colored liquid soaps. 3. Customer service - good overall apart from limited check in process. Nice staff serving food and drinks. ***ager seen at check in did not deliver good enough service in my opinion. We arrived on a bank holiday so all restaurants and bars closed on our first night - we had no problem with this whatsoever. It was however disappointing that the gentle*** who checked us in did not give us any advice as to alternative places to eat and drink, other than a limited room service. Moreover, we were not given a tour of the hotel despite arrival at a reasonable hour. This was pa