Booked Super Deluxe Room, their best, and arrived to find dirty sheets and duvet, no towels, no soap or toilet paper. Expressed suprise when we asked for clean sheets. When I booked their website showed rate as 600 Rs per night, but they wanted to charge 1000Rs. Had to insist they stuck to the quoted rate. Brother Arun an excellent and very knowledgeable guide for the wildlife reserve which was spectacular. Food simple vegetarian but well cooked. Would not stay there again.

Arrived here in February for a few days. The two brothers Arun and Tarun run this simple guesthouse. Arun picked us up from the station, which is a 2km ride, even though he was attending a wedding at the time. Rooms are of good size, comfortable and clean with showers . Food is Indian fare, mainly vegetarian, tasty and reliable and Asul is very prompt to serve at any time of day. Very worthwhile as there were no reliable restaurants as such in Bharatpur. We visited Agra by train (1 hour) and Fatepur Sikri by bus. We also visited the Keoladeo reserve under Tarun’s expert guidance. Much time can be spent on the balcony chatting with fellow travellers and our hosts who were on hand to advise in this very different country.

We stayed in this small family run guest house for 4 nights during a 2 week tour of Rajasthan. An excellent choice - Arun, Aso et al were very friendly and accommodating.

We arrived and left at sensible times, but during our stay numerous other short-staying guests were lifted and dropped at the bus/rail stations in town at all hours.

Facilities are basic, but the rooms are clean and comfortable. Hot showers, etc.

Home cooked food is excellent - some of the best of our time in India.

A great base to visit Fatephur Sikri and Agra, obviously, but worth trying Mathura (birthplace of Hindu Lord Khrishna) and the temples at Vrindavan also. And Tarun, Arun's brother, proved to be a very knowledgeable guide around the nearby bird park - a treat even for short-sighted ornithological ignoramuses like us.

And all at a very reasonable price. Look no further!

This small guest house (it now has 8 rooms after a recent expansion, up from 5) is well covered and reviewed in a numer of guide books, so my fiance and I reserved a double room (500Rs per night) for a couple of nights in Jan 06 whilst visiting the Keoladoo Bird Sanctuary.

The room we had was large, well decorated, clean and the big double bed very comfortable. The bathroom was excellent with good shower - (bring your own loo paper though).

Friendly owner offers free pick ups from the station to the guest house which is out of the main town about 200m from the Sanctuary entrance and the home cooked food and drinks (cooked by a seemingly invisble collection of ladies working downstairs) are served on a very pleasant roof terrace.

They will organise cheap bike hire, although saddle comfort questionable) for the bird sanctuary and we enjoyed our stay very much. Would recommend to anyone - just remember nights in Jan get quite chilly so bring fleece!!