If one loves landscape ,Enjoy the Sunrise & sunset on the Lake, Time stands still in calm waters of the Lake on which this palace stands, feel the Touch of Royalty at very resonable price, F & B is made to order though the menu is limited , staff polite and humble.Carry a fishing rod, enjoy a Quite evening as most rooms are lake facing.
Not recomended for City Dwellers , eyeing Luxary and Fan fare.This is far better place than a known Hotel chain at Ajmer.

Bharat Sood

we a family of four stayed there. Excellent location right next to the lake, the rooms are big spacious with large windows having a great view across the lake. The interior decor is all antique (except the TV ).It actually feels as if you are the maharaja"s guest in the palace and not staying in a heritage hotel. The staff though not very effecient, but is very courteous and makes you feel at home. It is an ideal place to stay if you want to break your journey between Delhi and Udaipur. It is also the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city far from the madding crowds.

Our car broke down on our way from Jaipur to Ajmer, its a dampener on any road trip, but we happened to wonder along to this great heritage hotel which made it all worthwhile.

Phool Mahal Palace is off the beaten track & is fabulously located alongside the Fort of Kishangarh & on the banks of the Lake therefore convenient for sightseeing.

The rooms although rich in heritage have only basic amenities & moderate comfort. I recommend this hotel in case you are not to picky about creature comforts & looking for solitude & want to experience a bit of the Rich Indian History.

The hotel is build near the Kishangarh fort and a lake wich makes it a best location to stay. But the hotel is lacking in management, there is no good service, no accountability of services. Food is ok, we can't get the variety of good food there. The rooms are very spacious and clean & the bathrooms are Kingsize with all the fitings and the changing room, which is great.
It has a empty swimming pool and a garden for a small walk.
Durbar hall used as a lounge and we had evening tea at adjoining terrace which had a great view.
Overall it is a great palace but an average hotel.