We stayed here two nights in February while on an Exodus small group tour. It is a funky, interesting hotel, with a beautiful entranceway and peacocks wandering about. All food was good. Entranceway patio was a great place for a drink. Would not hesitate to return.

We went to Narain Niwas just after the New Year. There were 10 of us, five adults and five children including two infants and we stayed 3 nights. The rooms were very nice (they were described as pool facing but were actually the closest to the pool which wasn't heated) and had the old world charm with that aristocratic flair... More

We loved the hotel at first sight. Away from the busy road, there was no traffic noise at all. The garden was lovely and we had a simple but good lunch there. In the evening we had dinner in the restaurant, in total 3 times and always excellent. Very kind staff in the restaurant who gave good advice and even... More

Staying at this hotel is a real treat. The grounds are gorgeous, perfect for strolling and sitting. The pool is lovely, and divine in the summer. Delicious food and cocktails are available. The rooms are very comfortable and have terrific furniture and fixtures. This is a place where one can really relax and indulge. Once you enter the gates, you... More

This place has potential, but suffers from uninterested management, which means the overall experience falls short. First of all I booked directly with the property, and was offered a rate of INR 6400+tax. Later I found out that the same room can be booked through a third party website like agoda.com for INR 5500. I asked them to honor my... More

If this had been our first heritage hotel in India, it would have been what we expected: it was a glorious old building that had become a bit tatty, a bit dirty and the service a bit haphazard. The other places we stayed exceeded our pre-trip expectations, however, so we know that it can be done. Over the two nights... More

An old Palace, lots of old furniture, rather tired. We stayed in one of the standard rooms which was out in the garden, rather like a terraced cottage set up where the doors lead onto the garden.  Clean, quiet, rather shabby but acceptable. The bathroom was fine, plenty of hot water, everything supplied apart from hair conditioner. Bodyshop across the... More

Stayed here in November for 3 nights. Convenient location for what we wanted to do, and loved the atmosphere. Great pool and gardens. Spacious rooms, but would have liked a bath as well as the shower. Acoustics not good, but understandable, given the age of the hotel. Unfortunately our room was close to the aviary and whoever should have covered... More

Its was a Majahra Palace, now a heritage hotel. Vehicles park at the fountain and you walk the 'Red carpet' to reception, I was in room 47, it was a nice large room at the end of a row - beds hard as was the norm in India, with TV, furniture is rustic in keeping with a bygone era. Nice... More