The Raj Palace (Small Luxury Hotels of the World)

Es como vivir en un palacio real, la atención del personal superó todas nuestras expectativas. En el desayuno no íbamos al buffet, el buffet venía a nuestra mesa y comida deliciosa.

Conexión wifi mala y camas un poco incómodas respecto a otros hoteles de la misma categoría

Good location and within walking distance of Palace of Winds, City Palace. Lots of tuc tuc availability. Generally a busy area but all part of the experience.

Booking hotel car and driver for transport didn't always go to plan.

great selection cooked for you magnificent dining room

Breakfast was in a lovely room and was fine. My partner said dinner was delicious but I was sick that night. The manager was very helpful when I got sick and called in a doctor and nurse to tend to me. He was attentive and on the job. Very much appreciated that. The front desk guys were very friendly. Fresh flowers everywhere. Once we were moved to a heritage room and not the monstrously homely new building we were happy. Lots of fun things to view at the hotel.

When we first arrived, we were taken up three flights of stairs and told it was the new wing. It had no elevator service when we arrived and the room looked like a corporate office with super bright lighting and ugly, cheap looking furnishings and doors. Big but so unsightly and not one bit of beauty when so much in India is beautiful. They really should redo it with a talented interior designer. I complained and we were switched to a Heritage room with elevator access. Very charming and old school with lion head beads and seating. Much happier.

Exceptional hospitality and service. Rooms were clean and location made it very easy to get around.

Hard to say, maybe more of a happy hour vibe.

If I could give this place an 11 I would. It’s far away better than the very smart chain hotels. It’s effectively a mini palace that’s been repurposed into a hotel and populated with caring attentive staff. The decor inside of this world with many small touches that really do make you think you’re stayingwith a Raj, in a palace.

Absolutely nothing. Can’t fault it.