I don't know where to start here. This was my first Rajasthan trip and overall I found that ratio of quality of service you get versus money you pay for your hotel is lowest in Rajasthan. But this hotel takes the cake in that aspect. Smelly musty rooms, dusty bed sheets, complete lack of hot water, broken tv, insufficient lights,... more

We stayed in this hotel because we were upgraded by the agency - huge rooms, good service - something a little special. Nice indoor pool. more

the stay wasn't exceptional. the rooms were adequately sized and th e bathroom was large.the most disappointing aspect was the food and service.i would suggest to spend more and stay at laxmi niwas. more

Lallgarh is part of a series of palaces from the Bikaner family. It's a gorgeous property that really gives an insight into how life was: the high ceilings and outsize furnture. Some of the rooms used to be guest rooms back in the heyday of the palace from what I was told. Our room looked out on the courtyard and... more

First comment is the rooms are massive, they are clean however the towels were dirty and like cardboard. I was going to complain but my husband said what did I expect in India. Well not cardboard. The little restraurant was expensive and average. The larger restraurant was better staff friendly once they saw we bought a bottle of wine. And... more

We stayed here as part of a custom tailored trip to India. Our room was #109. This is a heritage hotel co-located with the Laxmi Niwas Palace. Rooms surround a big marble courtyard. We had a large bathroom and in the room, a bed, TV, small fridge, small couch, set of chairs, desk and an antique wardrobe. There was no... more

If you've seen Kubrick's version of Stephen King's "The Shining", you'll know what I mean. We arrived in Bikaner without a hotel booked and this was the first place we stopped. We wanted a hotel with a pool as we were going to take the kids for a drive to see the Karni Mata temple 30 minutes away in Deshnok... more

We stayed one night - on route from Jaiselmer to Madhawa. As a palace hotel its pretty run down: It may have had ambience in the past but not anymore. The rooms are huge though. Suggest of either spending less and staying in a non-palace hotel or spending much more and staying in a palace someplace else. more

We stayed one night at Lallgarh Palace to break the long journey between Jaipur and Jaiselmer as part of our 3 week holiday. The hotel is away from the town and located within the same entrance as Laxmi Nivas. The rooms we had been allocated were facing the inner courtyard where evening Folk dance took place. The rooms were very... more