Very good property ill managed by a rude and inefficient staff. The hotel is cutting costs by having a single shift in the kitchen resulting in totally nothing on offer to eat after 10 pm. Any late checkins are therefore expected to fend for themselves. The hotel staff is absolutely inconsiderate towards this aspect and has the audacity to question you that we cant keep waiting for you in case you checkin late, which is sadly the job of a hotel. Attrocious experience
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Nice clean hotel with good service and good food. Only spent one night there but the room was good and the bathroom was fine. Staff were friendly and helpful and we got a good sleep as the hotel was quiet at night.
Bundi is of the beaten track so probably the best hotel in Bundi. Looks impressive fromthe ouside
In a quiet location.
Stayed one night whilst on tour.
No complaints about Food and rooms but not exceptional
It is fine for what it is.
We stayed one night at this hotel during our trip to India. The hotel looks beautiful from the outside but the inside is very dated. Such a shame but it needs some money spending on it to encourage tourists.
Is impressive from the street and a bit of an oasis in the dirtiest city in India.
Room was ok but sparse.
Advertised as free wifi, but only works in the reception area - if you can connect!
No English to channels.
Want hot water early in the morning? They Only turn it on at 6:00am and takes ages to warm up.
On our way back from Ranthambore, we decided to visit Bundi. When searched for places to stay, HADOTI palace is the only good property around here. This property has the touch of royalty as its owned by the royal family of Badnore. However, the place needs to be maintained efficiently with an added touch of personalisation. The swimming pool had cloudy water. Rooms are huge, nothing elegant... breakfast was okay. Coffee was not good.
Good place to stay as a stopover if you are crossing through Bundi route.
