We stayed at the haveli on new year eve 2012.We were promised a new year eve dinner on the sand dunes by the neemrana booking office,but when we reached we were told that no such celebration was planned.Only 8 rooms are functional and the remaining haveli is in shambles and has huge cracks in the walls.If this part of the... More

I can't begin to describe the horror that is the Piramal Haveli. First, the Neemrana website and their staff gave us a route from Delhi to the haveli that went through the worst roads we have ever seen. Locals along the way kept directing us to alternative routes. when we finally arrived bruised, shaken and exhausted after almost 7 hours,... More

I have been to the Piramal Haveli thrice. First time to see and the next two times to stay and every time the exprience has been wonderful. The rooms are spacious, clean bathrooms with hot water, October and February are probably the best times to go because the weather is pleasant and not too cold or hot. It takes about... More

A painted art deco kothi managed by the Neemrana hotels just does not meet neemrana standards. The attraction is the reasonable tarrif and experience of staying in a large period house is definitely the main attraction. Rooms are large but be warned that only 4 of the 8 rooms have air conditioning. This is needed from April to October in... More

Managed by NEEMRANA Hotels by restoring Old Havelis in to hotels, is a great effort and deserve a visit on a leisure trip. Rooms are large with king size beds giving impression of erstwhile era. Staff is polite and responsive. Large recreation room with paintings on the walls and the ceiling. It has only 8 rooms. It has a small... More