The Fern Bambora Fort Udaipur, Bambora, Series by Marriott

You want to be away from the rat race and the rush. You need to be here. You want to meet your self. Come here. This palace is not a retreat, it's a revive. The fresh air from the Heartland of Rajasthan will make you younger. Food is excellent. Rooms are enormous.

Nothing. Everything was perfect.

Nothing

Location Price was so high Booking.com took high charges when wreck rare is 5 k I paid 12.5 k for one night waste of money

Property with great potential. Great Pool area. Nice rooms.

The place is a mess. Refuse lying around, gardens unkempt - but lots of personnel standing around, doing nothing. This property, managed by the reputed Fern Hospitality Group seems to be without any responsible management on site. As to the drinks offer: No Cola Zero, no Tonic water, no white wine (except for half a bottle that was standing around open for a long time and turned brown in colour) and also no beer. It all came with the excuse, that the place does not have a liquor license. The bathroom in the first room had a leak in the toilet, spilling onto the bathroom floor, the electricity broke down, etc,etc.

The property is Heritage and on top of the hill. Staff is very nice and polite. Food is better.

First, is route is very rough and tough to reach. Location is 50km away from Udaipur city and 90km from Nathdwara. Actually I feel this is not for private (single family) vacation. They also entertain group the most. My personal stay was like nightmare, there was a group in the property and those party is loud DJ noise till midnight. Resort has no parking place.....

Loved the swimming pool!! The room was spacious and of a high standard with good facilities and a comfy bed - lovely linen. Staff were friendly and helpful too.

A little tricky to find by driving - a few more signs pointing the way would be encouraging as without satnav or google maps we would not have found it. Maybe think for a better car parking arrangement? as it requires skill and care to leave when others have parked closely behind - a one way system or circle would be better - can't imagine how it is when the hotel is full!