Patan Mahal

Its an outstanding property and very high quality of services were offered. Must appreciate the every staff member with whom we came in contact was professional, very supportive and kind. Thanks to the owner of this beautiful Palace because of which the originality is still maintained. The food was really delicious, thanks once again for serving us some of the authentic Rajasthani delicacies. Each item was of its own kind, my family was really happy to taste such lovely cousins. We have already decided to visit the palace once again ***** with our friends and family. a must visit place.

This is a beautiful place, comfortable, and well-supported with welcoming staff. Ratan was especially attentive, helpful, and also good company. Gajrat was my guide around the kitchen gardens, the hike up to the old ruined palace, and a charming walk through the friendly village. Both men obviously love this place and feel proud of its connections to royal history but also the current lives of the local village. I lucked out with a room and view I could not have dreamed up. I also had the best food I've tasted in five trips to different parts of India over the past six years, two memorable dinners cooked with such heart and inventiveness from vegetables mainly supplied by their own organic gardens. Patan Mahal has a way of deeply inviting you to slow down. It isn't slickly trying to be all things to all people - or even 'up to date' in every way. Patan Mahel offers a rare sincerity in everything - from the food to the quiet *** who opens and closes the front gate.

It is full of warmth and hospitality. Their attention to detail and guest care is truly genuine. Had a very favourable stay, away from city hustle bustles. Traditional food is served with love and upmost care. Treking to Badal mahal was cherry on the cake.

This was an awful stay. No hot water, blaring disco music till well past 11pm, lousy food and miserable, disinterested staff. We were so disappointed as the actual hotel was very nice in lovely grounds with a nice pool. Music so loud we had to eat inside rather than in the courtyard.

Resort is a hidden gem nestled ***** the picturesque shores of Krabi. It's a great choice for budget-conscious travelers who want to enjoy the beauty of Krabi without breaking the bank. The beach-facing rooms are cozy, clean, and well-appointed, with breathtaking views of the turquoise waters and golden sands. I spent countless hours on my private balcony, savoring the gentle sea breeze and marveling at the mesmerizing sunsets. The staff was attentive and accommodating, always ready to assist with a smile.

We had a lovely stay to break a long journey from Delhi to Jaipur. Rooms are beautiful and gardens lovely, food delicious. I accidentally left my glasses and the staff went above and beyond to reunite me with them in Jaipur - thank you.

My wife and I, both 60+, spent two nights in this wonderful hotel and felt like maharajas. You live in a palace with delicate, large rooms, ample terraces, quiet corners. When look down from the balcony, you see a beautiful park, well maintained, with peacocks and kingfishers. Everything looks pretty posh, there is lots of personnel. Still the atmosphere is friendly, not intimidating. The ***ager is helpful, friendly, yet inspicuous. I can highly recommend the place. But you should know that you dwell in an oasis. As soon as pass the gate, you end up in a miserable village full of garbage.

It was such a amazing place for living. The atmosphere are good. Very conventional facilities. The staff over there are helpful ..also they can solve the problem if arrive. The place is clean. The food which offering there is very tasty

A group of 6 traveling ( 3 couples) and we all loved this place, perfectly Indian and tranquil. 5 of the group had never been to India before and this very gentle introduction to India was perfect. The hotel , more of of small stately home rather than a palace, is half an hour off the main Delhi to Jaipur road and about 3 hours from Delhi airport, it is the perfect place to unwind after a long flight a beats diving straight into the madness of either Delhi or Jaipur . We only stayed 1 night ( but could certainly have stayed longer) so did not investigate the local area but the house and gardens were beautiful. The staff were all excellent and both dinner and breakfast buffets were authentically Indian with out being too frightening to a western palate, the naan breads at dinner being the best we had in 3 weeks. The only complaint came from my wife, who thought the suites ( 2 large double beds, dressing area, sitting area, balcony and large bath room ) were too big and it was quite a hike from the bath room to the dressing area, Indeed I have seen smaller 3 bedroomed flats. Highly recommended.