Do not stay here beware, think has many fake reviews. Really dated, unclean sheets and table cloths. A little out of town but not problem.. Electric keeps breaking and you get stuck in lift. Restaurant out of time warp. Just feels dirty and overpriced at £70 a night. Not luxury or premium. Weird mismatching chintzy furniture/ rooms. No people there... More

Staying in this hotel I have experienced real India in Maharaja times . It all starts as soon as you get saluted by the doorman .The rooms are fantastically decorated with old style furniture to make you feel as if you are the Maharaja . If you know what is good for you ask to have your breakfast in the... More

This hotel was just a step before Jaipur. We only spend one night. The building is a bit "rococo" old furniture (small old also). I guess people read comments sometime because everyone was nice from start to end. Food was "ok" Lots of moskitos outside (and inside if you open your windows) And lots of pigeons making noise start at... More

Stayed here one night in october 2011 after having travelled around in Delhi, Jaipur, Udaipur etc. By arrival the hotel seemed magnificent and majestic - from afar. But a closer look revealed that this hotel is nothing but a mere copy of a palace - and it looks more like someone tried to build a concrete palace in a hurry,... More

The hotel needs a major refurbishment. The furniture in the rooms is old and tired. The beds were basic. The curtains in the bedroom were poor because they didn't cover the window and were quite flimsy. We realised that the sun would shine directly into the bedroom in the early morning so we hung a blanket over the window -... More

Comfortable rooms and good sleep. Staff polite but lacking the sparkle and friendliness of other hotels in Rajasthan. Some guests hustled out of their rooms by over-officious room checks on the morning of departure. Restaurant very average. Food good but choice limited.

I happened to stay in this hotel from 26th and 27th of november and following was my experience. Very honestly if you are not a guest from outside India dont even bother staying here because you wouldnt even get the basic things which you look for when you stay in a hotel. In the morning i called room service for... More

The Jagat Singh Palace Hotel was so bad I walked out after three hours, forfeiting two days prepaid accommodation. Beds impossibly hard, no English language TV stations, no internet access, broken air conditioner, broken telephone, squeaky overhead fan, overcrowded swimming pool area, no alcohol or meat served, staffs’ attitude ranges from indifferent to just plain rude, too far out of... More

This hotel was a good 700 or so metres from the centre along a dusty ,busy road .The rooms where comfortable with a small balcony overlooking the fields,but as all the action is around the lake this is where its preferable to stay.The matteresses on the beds are thin and very hard,not a good nights sleep.The pool is large but... More