Top 10 Khejarla Fort Hotels

'One of the biggest palace in India. Rated as one of the top of hotels in India. Luxury at its best' With all this in mind, was visiting the hotel with lots of expectations and happy to say that Umaid Bhawan met all of them and much more. One of the best and unique welcome to the palace with live singers singing Rajasthani songs and welcoming the guests. As soon as we entered the palace it felt a different world. The palace interiors are amazing. Such intricate designs, carvings on the pillars, paintings...list goes on and on... Stayed there for 2nights in last week of August. Hotel is located very close to the airport and has good connectivity with other parts of the city. Most rooms in the hotel are suite rooms. Rooms are clean and no noise around means one can have a sound sleep. Attached museum to the palace hotel is worth a watch. Peacock feeding is a unique experience at this palace. Being Ganesh chaturthi chef had sent some specially made sweets which were too good. Food at the restaurant Risala was mouth watering. Mr Jabbar at the restaurant has made me experience the best hospitality of my life at any hotel. Restaurant ***ager Mr N Singh was also very warm. Mr Meherdin and Mr Bhom Singh from security were helpful in peacock feeding. Mr Swaroop from buttler service gave me an excellent experience with the turban and sword from Jodhpur The unique standpoint for this hotel is the warmth and hospitality of the staff which i have experienced before only at Taj Falaknuma. Despite the staff being slightly old, their service quality is top notch. Mocktail making activity was great. All in all, an amazing stay and worth visiting for its grandness and excellent hospitality

The view is excellent, and in the hotel you can look up to the castle on the mountain, which is also the most worth seeing place in the Blue City. The hotel is designed and transformed on the basis of traditional houses, with simple and stylish supporting facilities, and a rare boutique hotel in the city. The best part is that there is a stepped well next to the hotel, which is relatively clean and not as big as the ”famous” moon well under Amber Fort.

The room is quite big and quite distinctive. At the time of check-out, a waiter came to carry the baggage and check the room. In front of me, I ordered every item I spent, and then asked me to go out and lock the door. The hotel in front of the hotel in India was very good. That is, this operation made me drunk. Also, there is a waiter who picks up the station, can't speak English, we find him, he also confirms to confirm, big night, really pretty SB, hehe. There are a lot of people practicing yoga at 7:00 in the morning.

I can explain the Bal Sa***d Lake Palace in three words: refreshing, delicious, groovy! This property is a hidden gem in the city of Jodhpur and even if you don’t stay at the hotel, it’s rich splendour will enchant you to the core. Make sure that you have a bite at the Kebab Konner: their kebabs are meaty delights! This property also provides a horse riding facility and, believe me if you have the imagination, seeing my son and wife riding majestic Marwari horses was a sight to behold and certainly a treat to feast upon. Now listen carefully: if you do avail this facility, ask the groom to firstly take you to the stables, then the pleasure gardens and, if you have time, the amazing Peacock Fountain. Note to self: Try to get either Sultan or Samrat for riding. Alright, there are 26 garden view rooms, and our room no. 33 took us to another world and will made us feel that we have been a part of the Marawaris for generations. The bathroom was petite yet quaint. And don’t get me started on the staff: they were friendly, helpful and welcoming. And before I forget, lemme talk about the lake. It’s pretty vast and a picturesque spot not to miss. So, do you want a memorable experience in the middle of Jodhpur with the royal family? Make your way to the WelcomHeritage Bal Sa***d Lake Palace: it is history packed in a stay.

A hotel with an old-fashioned aristocratic fan, the hotel environment is quiet, the service staff is warm and courteous, the room facilities are a bit old-fashioned, foreign tourists are mostly not from India. Breakfast can be ordered a la carte, overall I feel the hotel location is a bit biased, fortunately, taxi is convenient.