Hoteles cerca del चोरा पाठ, Distrito de Khargone

The pictures featured in the other reviews and also in the gallery are spot on. The resort indeed looks exactly as it is shown. Its certainly the best property in Omkareshwar (which is a pretty small town anyway, so not much choice) The Positives: Great location - Away from the town, access is through a forested road, so a little cooler than the environs. Can walk down to the temples through the village (barely a 5-8 min walk across the river to reach the temple entry) Design - Loved the architecture. Wide open stairwells making use of the contours to create a very aesthetic internal spatial segregation. The manager however informed us that unfortunately, the resort will be getting torn down soon to make way for a much larger complex to meet the demands on visitors. Currently they have 21 rooms, its planned to expand to 100 rooms. Hope the design maintains the current style, and does not produce the usual horrible monstrosities we see as hotels. Room - The AC Deluxe room (temple view) was spacious and had a wide balcony with a drying rack. Unfortunately it was too hot (around 40 deg in June) to really want to sit outside since the AC compressor/blower also opens out here. The room did have negatives too, listed below. The Water Cooler - There is a water cooler in the lobby of the residential block (Narmada Block I believe) Our room was a floor above and knowing the short staffing, it was easy enough to just walk down with a couple of empty bottles and fill them up ourselves. (Mineral water bottles are chargeable, you get 2 (1 litre) bottles per room per day) The Staff - The staff is courteous and helpful, its just that the property is too spread out to be able to attend to all guests promptly. The Negatives: Service - Owing to the spread out nature of the resort, service is slow, so be prepared. This is a problem especially around check ins if you are on time or slightly early as all staff are occupied in cleaning the rooms and there is hardly anyone to even inform you where your room is. Not the fault of the staff, they are likely under-staffed The Room and Toilet - The rooms and esp the toilets do seem to be needing a coat of paint and updation of hardware. Tiles were cracked in some places and the stand for the flush spray was broken leaving it hanging limp in an inverted position. Some of the taps were leaky and you had to pay attention to make sure you turned them off properly to avoid water wastage. Water Supply - Not really a negative, there is adequate water, but its dependent on the top tank. Once the water runs out, it needs to be pumped up and can cause a bit of a delay. So please make sure to keep a bucket filled, just in case. During our stay, one evening, the taps ran dry. I called the reception who said water has been pumped up and i should be available in 5-10 mins. This however took almost 30 mins, and on calling a couple of times, the staff realised that they mistakenly pumped water up to the other room b

Everyone needs a place to recharge their batteries and finding a family friendly hotel in Maheswar doesn't have to be a difficult task as it doesn't get any better than staying at the Hotel Raj Palace. It is very well located, close to the main tourist attractions of Maheswar, such as: The Ahilya ghats, Raj Rajeshwar temple, Ahilyeshwar temple, Kashvishwnath temple, Ahilya Fort, Queen's Fort, Jaleshwar temple and numerous handmade sari shops. In reality, you do everything on foot. We stayed very well for 7 nights, in a room with a balcony, with a lovely view of the Narmada River and the famous Rajarajeshwara temple. And on top of all that, the wonderful view of the sunrise every day from our room. The Raj Palace Hotel also stands out for offering clean and scented bed linen and towels, shower with hot water, toiletries, flat TV, Wi-Fi, room lit with natural light, equipped with a sofa. The extremely cordial and attentive staff, coordinated by the managers Mrs. Kartik and Sagar, made our stay enjoyable enabling us to enjoy the best of holy Maheswar and making our stay unforgettable.

The place is right on the main road close to all the visiting spots. Our check in was smooth and the suite had big rooms but were not very clean. The bed sheet had stains on them, however on informing the staff they changed it. The blanket also provided in a double room was for a single person but the staff provided additional blankets on request. The food was good in taste, however the manager needs to have a customer centric focus which was missing. He charged us ₹500 to switch on the airconditioner while having our lunch since the restaurant does not have any air-conditioning.

It's very nice experience to stay at here, very clean room and location is best and staff is also good.

Maheshwar is a very small place and finding a good hotel is a challange. This hotel has been renamed as Panchratna so please do not get confuse. It's a good pocket friendly hotel in a location like Maheshwar. There are high end hotels like MPT resort or very average hotels. This a a very good hotel for everyone's need. Best part is there is a good restaurant which is used by people even not staying in the hotel. do not expect 3 star type finish but rooms are good and bathroom was clean. Maheshwar ghat is 15 min walk which is a good thing. Anoyher good thing is Hotel is little away from conjugated market. Overall it was a pleasant stay. Restaurant panchwati is also good.

The first positive point about the rooms are that they are spotless clean. bathroom too. Rooms are little small though like airport transit hotels. Staff are courteous. There is no in-house cooking. There is another hotel which has a nice restaurant just adjacent to Hotel Mahishmati where meals are available at a cheaper price. Foods can be delivered in room too. Food is really tasty. Tea, coffee and milk is provided in room itself prepared by in-house staff. Overall, at this budget price, I am satisfied with what I got.

Wonderful staying staff is very cooperative