We only stayed here one night but thought it was delightful. It is a converted palace with a beautifully decorated inner courtyard. It's location is good as it is close to the Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary. There are two parts - the new section and the old. The old being traditional Rajasthani architecture. It has a relaxing courtyard and gardens. The rooms are large and adorned with traditional furniture. The restaurant, in the newer part is large and the food excellent. The service was very good and everyone was very helpful.

We stayed 1 night here, & visited the excellent bird park nearby. The hotel ap[pears grand & one half is a heritage building, with alot of nice, characterful antiques. It is dated, there is nothing nearby you would want to or could explore in the town & the experience was lacklustre. On a positive note I expressed disappointment that the pool was empty for refurb & they promptly filled it up! Chilly but several nice swims ensued. The food in the restaurant was ok but nothing special. Same for breakfast.

I stayed for a weekend with my family on a trip to visit the Bird Sanctuary. The room was good and spacious and no problems on arrival. The bird sanctuary is close by and it took almost 10 min to reach there by my car. The dinner was good. The only suggestion I would have is to improve the service. The dining hall is big with nice work done on walls and the roof. Overall a good stay with family.

Lovely to be back again to this green, clean, friendly and regenerating Laxmi Vilas. A cosmopolitan environment mixing well with guests coming from Delhi for a weekend or for family celebrations. The genuin Rajasthani culture is as strong as ever with local singers and musicians entertaining Indians as well as Europeans. The spa is small but what is important are the good treatments - really excellent and not too costly. In the evening during this cold season wonderful to enjoy the courtyard around the bonfire with a good glass of Indian wine or an Indian rum with hot water. Looking forward coming back next winter!

We stayed in this Palace Hotel exploring every corner and courtyard that is decorated with floral murals and architraves, little turrets and alcoves. The bar is comfortable whilst the restaurant is huge with chandeliers and portraits of the maharajahs and golden embossing on the walls. Lovely gardens and pool but too cold for us in January. Room was large with gracious high beds and royal seating. TV placed awkwardly but no English programs anyway. Hot water only morning and night. Staff in restaurant and bar charming, but at front desk rather grumpy. We loved it as we climbed up to the roof for great views. It was a worthwhile experience.