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Alsisar Mahal is the battle hardened palace in the town of Alsisar in Shekhawati Region of Rajasthan. Earlier Alsisar Mahal was the residence of the Thakur of Alsisar, which is recently renovated and refurbished into a luxurious heritage hotel. Alsisar, famous for castles, Havelis and Cenotaphs is a small town surrounded by semi arid desert, situated in the north-western part of Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan. It originated in the form of small Havelis' collection in the town and later developed in the form of huge havelis which today stands tall and leaves a history behind them. There are hundreds of havelis in this area which bear the wonderful fresco paintings in various everlasting colours and designs. Each speaks with full throated ease about the glorious past of Shekhawati. They are the masterpiece of art and architecture created centuries ago. This is the reason the land of Alsisar Mahal is popularly known as open art gallery.
An outstanding place with spectacular details around every corner. The rooms are incredible and the staff are very attentive. The dinning room alone is worth the journey. I would strongly recommend a stay at this palace.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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Travelled as part of tour group and stayed one night in this fabulous and breathtaking hotel. Our room was opulent and very well appointed with furnishings in keeping we felt with the age of richness and luxury of the days when used by the maharajahs. Our room had large comfortable veiled bed and two separate day beds for lounging! The bathroom was also huge and well appointed with excellent shower. Our food was good with a varied choice and we were sad to leave as the one night was not enough to explore and enjoy our surroundings. There were so many courtyards to sit and just listen to silence and songbirds - amazing! The room was fully air conditioned and also had mosquito plugs (just remember not to switch it off!). This amazing Heritage Hotel was in an isolated…
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Date of stay: October 2019
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Good old patterns looking furniture. Neat clean and calm areas. Food was good. You are in the lap of village and nature. One must try and get a feel of silent night and early morning bird singing. Nothing to explore in the village.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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This place is magnificent, it is a really royal stay in a beautiful castle. The grounds are amazing and the pool is lovely. The dining room is stunning and the whole place is steeped in the history of a bygone era. The rooms are huge and the fittings are antiquated but that only lends to the charm of the place. The food, service and staff was great.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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We stayed at the property whilst touring India . Absolutely brilliant property the rooms where expansive beautiful grounds , lovely court yards amazing views from rooftop terraces .The staff were friendly and very helpful.The dining room has to be seen to be believed.Food excellent a must if you are in this part of India
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Date of stay: October 2019
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If you want a great experience of life now and how it was, book to go here. it's in a remote and simple place, but you turn a corner and there is Alsisar Mahal in all it's glory. There area variety of different rooms to explore which you woudn't expect to find. The dining room wouldn't look out of place in Buckingham Palace. Very attentive and pleasant staff. Would love to visit again.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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A truly stunning property and we think the nicest place we have ever stayed. This property is really majestic. Only stayed one night as part of our tour, but would have loved a week here to relax and do nothing in particular except enjoy the fabulous surroundings. Our room was unique and exceptional, both comfortable and grand at the same time. The gardens and pool area are beautiful and we would have loved more time to enjoy them. The food was good and the service excellent, we cannot recommend this place highly enough.
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Date of stay: October 2019
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2 nights and wanted longer. Beautiful relaxed property. The villagers are so friendly so easy to walk from the property around the village. The haveli is beautifully painted,well restored,food amazing staff superb I cannt say how much 3 of us enjoyed it,made in part that we had the place to ourselves. The evening jeep ride was great fun and the chef made some amazing tasting biscuits, which we took with us when we had to leave. Our room was huge and was in keeping with a heritage property expect some quirks. We have travelled India extensively and would recommend taking this detour to experience rural India. Don't expect oberoi flash,just good old home stay. Internet is only in public rooms so it doesn't detract from the tranquility.
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Date of stay: September 2019
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Amazing property that is well worth a visit. We stayed here as a family and were delighted by the facilities, the food and the friendly service. Would definitely recommend for couples and families. Don’t forget to give the sunset safari a try - a lovely snapshot of the surrounding area!
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Date of stay: October 2019
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A great heritage property which provides you relaxing and stress free stay from running lives of metro. Will recommend my other friends to visit the place and stay. Nice and spacious rooms. The one thing i will recommend is that increase the number of ACs in a room or make it centrally AC. Because one window AC in a big room like this takes really long time to make it comfortable.
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Date of stay: August 2019
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