-dirty blankets & sheets
-room full of mosquitoes
-no availibility of heaters in peak winters
-money minded brothers -arun & tarun without any good service
-overburdened the only servant,bell boy ,cook,room cleaner,toilet cleaner-ASHOK,HE IS THE ONLY HUMBLE PERSON THOUGH HE DID NOT HAVE THE AFFOREMENTIONED QUALITIES
-TARUN forced us to book him even though we didnt want to! he talks crap and has very less knowledge ,when we reached there we noticed that no else had hired a guide and the rickshaw wallas and the tonga wallas were giving info about the birds -he had made a fool out of us
-he increased the trip from 4hours to 7hours , so he could charge us more!
-dirty rooms,
-they had offered us awful food -had filled the chow mein with sweet sauce with no veggies ,had offered us boiled bhurta which was not roasted,awful tea
-this guest house is not value for money

We really didn't like this place - can't believe its recommended by The Lonely Planet and The Rough Guide.
- They promise free pick-up - nobody picked us up however, and they didn't offer to pay our rickshaw fare.
- We had a booking for a standard room, but when we arrived that was no longer "available" - so they made us pay for a deluxe room with AC. Sounds like others have experienced the same scam.
-- We arrived at 8 p.m. after a long train-ride, but they offered us no food - and there a no other restaurants around.
- It was freezing cold (0 degrees Celsius), but thy didn't offer any extra blankets, heaters etc.
- The owner seems mostly concerned with earning money rather than giving a genuine service. We asked him to book us a train ticket at noon. Without asking he booked the ticket at 8.30 a.m. When we wanted them to cancel it, he made a big fuss so we ended up wasting our money.
- The food was awful. The only cook/driver/housekeeper seemed to be really overburdened.

Tarun picked us up from the train station, which was good as we had around 50 locals standing around staring at us! My friend and I only paid 350 rupees per night - £4.86 approx, so great value compared with other places we had stayed which cost up to 4000Rs. Room was spacious and pretty clean, had to request towels and toilet paper. Asked for an extra sheet, which was not clean. Food was all very fresh, healthy and tasty - it took a little while to come as it was cooked from scratch. Tarun who runs the guest house with his brother is one of the parks naturalists and took us around the park on bikes, he is very knowledgable about the wildlife. Had to pay fee to enter the park, his fees and bike rental, so added up a bit. He was helpful about us catching buses to Fatephur Sikri and Agra for a daytrip, and the bus stup is 5 minutes walk away with regular buses.

We stayed here 2 nights (USD$25/night). We paid extra for the nicest room with AC. It was mostly clean, but had a few mosquitoes. The bathroom had a bathtub and handheld shower with hot water. We had to ask twice before they sent someone to the store to buy toilet paper. They must think us Westerners are crazy for expecting toilet paper in our hotel rooms. One of the brothers who runs the place is also a naturalist and was our guide at Kaleadeo National Park. He did a great job and we saw many neat birds and animals. They served food upon request which was tasty, but slow to come and rather small portions. The women of the house were rarely seen, but the brothers had a hired “working boy” to help them. He was 13 years old, illiterate and unable to speak any English. The brothers referred to him as the “lazy” boy and didn't treat him very well. It made us sad because he was nice to us, pointed out monkeys on the rooftop and seemed to just want to act like a kid. The room was mostly quiet except for nearby barking dogs. The location was very close to the park entrance. Overall, this room was slightly overpriced for what we got.