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Kindly do not confuse this hotel with the iconic "Umaid Bhawan Palace" in Jodhpur. This one is a 20 year old private property. For the price charged, attention to detail is missing. Milk sachets provided in the room were beyond the expiry date printed. Towel had lipstick stains. Toilet seat had urine stains which were not cleaned prior to giving the room to me. Shower curtain was very dirty, bath tub drain had clogging problem.

The rooms are pretty big and decent in size but they are not clean the bathroom hardwares were not clean they were rusted to a point that they might cause some damage. The food is crazy expensive and so not worth it, the quantity and quality of food is really bad. The breakfast buffet is fine but the taste is not there and the spread just ok nothing great. Also the dinning area needs cleanliness. The location is pretty far i mean it is some 15kms away from main jodhpur fort. Overall the place is nice but won't give you any palace like feeling

the property is old and a mess.

A fairly large property and that's it. Not value for amount of money you spend , as in even lesser amount there are better 5 star options available in jodhpur. Firstly it is way out of town and to add it lacks vasic amenities like vallet parking. Staff is novice and poorly trained and throughout the day you will see guests yelling at them to get them to task. Poorly kept and maintained the feel you get during stay is of a mediocre 3 star.

Here's a polished version of your review: > The resort has an old-world architectural charm, possibly dating back to the British era, and it has been very well maintained over the years. The management, hospitality, and support teams have clearly put significant effort into preserving the property while ensuring a comfortable guest experience. > > The standout feature of this resort is its staff. Everyone—from the service team to the support staff—was extremely polite, courteous, and helpful throughout our stay. > > The only drawback is its location. It is about 35–40 minutes away from the city, and there are not many dining or entertainment options nearby. As a result, guests will likely have most of their meals at the resort itself. > > While the food quality was good, the lunch and dinner menu is priced on the higher side compared to budget-friendly hotels. For reference, our stay cost around ₹7,700 for two rooms, whereas a pure vegetarian dinner for four people came to approximately ₹3,000–₹3,500. > > Overall, it is a well-maintained heritage-style property with excellent hospitality and service. If you don't mind the distance from the city and slightly higher food prices, it's a great place for a relaxing stay.