Các đánh giá Palace Hotel - Bikaner House

Had a lovely stay with my family and friends at Palace Hotel Bikaner House. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Bathroom was spacious and room service was speedy. Super friendly and accommodating staff managed by Shri RevatsinghJi very nicely. The in-house restaurant served an exceptional breakfast and dinner buffet. I recommend trying their dinner at least once during your stay, All thanks to Chef Vikram Singh. Overall, I had a really pleasant time with no complaints.

This hotel was a let down despite the lovely location, the hall and dinning rooms are very well decorated and maintained, in general the property is well maintained. However what it lacks is hospitality! The reception is quite pathetic, and the very poor internet is something they need to sort out. International guests need to have a proper working internet access.. The food is finger licking good especially the dinner. Breakfast is rather poor.. Chef who was new to the hotel served up fantastic meals at dinner.. Hospitality is missing big time, especially considering that the owners/ manager have a training in hospitality, which one just does not feel at all.

The best experience we could ever have at any hotel was the one we had at this palace. Honestly Its worth every penny spent. The hotel staff was superr supportive and they didn’t leave any stone unturned to make my parents 22nd anniversary a memorable one. The rooms were very spacious and gave us the opportunity to relish the royalty at this palace. I had the opportunity to enjoy the fluffiest and tastiest pancakes prepared by their chef.Special shoutout to the extremely professional and enthusiastic staff who made our stay wonderful: Housekeeping Mr.Hansa Rana and Mr. Karan Singh, from Food and Beverage Mr.Bhum Singh Mr.Ratan Singh and Mr.Mahipal Singh and last but not the least Reception Ms.Shweta Ms.Kajal and Mr.Shyam Singh ji. Overall, it was a great experience and I would 100% percent suggest you to visit this place.

We just had THE perfect wedding ceremony @ Bikaner Palace Mt. Abu. The scenery and view was stunning & surrounded by mountains and Addhardevi Temple. The location of the marriage chori was beautifully situated in the middle of pine trees, and that was absolutely amazing! Accommodations were perfect for the bridal suite and guests. Our family and friends thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful setting, perfect view, delicious food and the great service that you and your team provided. Really, we are happy with our decision. Thank you again for your outstanding efforts to celebrated our special day with families and friends. It was a truly memorable forever. Best regards,

Gorgeous property with the most beautiful outdoor setting. Huge rooms with very cool decor. Great dinner too - maybe our favourite meal in Rajasthan. Excellent service also. I would highly recommend this hotel. Make sure to also visit the main jain temple if you’re going to mount abu!

The hotel and rooms were very clean. Our general experience of the area was very good. We enjoyed the outdoor space, local restaurants and the location was outstanding. We were disappointed however that on the first night, monkeys had raided our rooms and had stolen a lot of food. We appreciate there were some signs put up but it would have been better stated to guests upon check in. We had reported to reception that a bag had also been missing from the rooms. Despite having cameras, the hotel did not launch an investigation and contact us about the situation. Missing property was reported immediately to the reception and we have been waiting days now with no contact or updates. This was very disappointing customer service.

This is simply the BEST place to stay in Mt.Abu because of its ambience, service, food and extremely hospitable, & welcoming staff led by the ever smiling, very helpful and omnipresent manager Mr.Revat Singh. This is simply home and cannot wait to be back here again & again.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary as in a way of wedding. Huge size rooms, good services, up to the mark food , amazing scenic views....by all means we enjoyed full on. Our friends felt too good by all means . Best hospitality made the visit memorable.

Unacceptable! 1. The second most expensive suite room at 14k a night comes with two single beds joined together to make a king size bed. Left our toddler and us quite uncomfortable for the two nights we were there. No hot water in the shower at night either - when asked, i was told to let the water run for 5-10 minutes ( so much for all the conserve water signs!)- but no avail. Waited to shower the next morning! 2. No hospitality training done for the staff- from front desk to housekeeping. Especially horrified to have been told by the restaurant manager to order less so we don't waste food ( we wanted variety, we were on a holiday and we were paying, so mind your own business, maybe?) And to be reprimanded for not "finishing" all the food at end of dinner. I wouldn't have spent half a lakh on the weekend if i had to listen to this gauche talk! We paid an extra 4k above the room rent mentioned for just the dinner "package " and requested smaller portions as well when we were asked to pick a la carte ( not enough people so no buffet) so there wasn't any wastage- but no, its a fixed portion ( we had no idea how much since it was our first time)- and to be told by the waiters and restaurant manager at the end " aapne kitna waste kiya"- would have preferred that they withdrew the offer and we could have ordered what we liked instead of being forced to order from a set menu in the first place! Dal was watery, chicken chewy and mutton too red and spicy. I mentioned all of this to mr Revat Singh who could only muster a " aisa nahi hona chahiye tha" while fiddling with a pen and paper, looking down, at the time of check out. When the management is in such ill form, cant expect much from the other staff. Not to mention that we had to remind them to switch on the AC every time we sat in the dining hall or the lounge area because obviously the place is run by the staff with no instructions about making the guests feel welcomed or comfortable. Oh, i apologize - we were subjects, not guests at this property. I was shocked to know I'm living a better everyday life than erstwhile royalty for sure though. 3. Caste is king! Because the housekeeping staff who came in to make the bed refused to clean the bathroom or take out the dustbin - that was reserved for a separate lady to do, as we waited for more than hour to get our room cleaned on a Sunday morning! The property itself is picturesque. It could be a luxury property with the right staff, but right now its a body without a soul. No direction from the owners is evident.

Stayed 2 nights with my family , Being Hotelier myself & restorer of properties i would say the owners have really put in their heart and soul and made this hotel a beautiful property restored and perfectly managed for comfortable stay. suites are just perfect Food is fantastic staff was very courteous I would recommend this property for those looking for luxury and comfort

All the services were excellent. We really loved staying there and will definitely visit again. Also recommend all travelers to visit this place. At front desk Shri Revat Ji and Deepak Sharma were very courteous and helpful. In F and B department Mahipal also took great care of us. Thanks to all and best wishes. Vijay - Dipika

I went to Mount Abu for my sports event with my senior citizen mother & wife. We do visit Mount Abu once or twice every 6 months so we have stayed at most of the premium properties available, this time we wanted to visit a new place, so we booked the Palace Hotel, Bikaner House for 2 nights. Location : 4 / 5 I like properties away from market at least in Mount Abu, its location is picture perfect, cool & calm for a relaxing holiday. Huge space for sitting outside the main heritage building is cherry on the cake. Service : 3 / 5 We checked-in during a weekend with high occupancy, I think there was some miscommunication in our reservation, I clearly stated that I am coming with a senior citizen so I want a nearby room, wheel chair access if needed but during check in I was allotted a room which was very far. So, we had to wait for an hour for other room which was comparatively nearby. Check in was not smooth, room service was below average, most of the time when you call for any service from room, no one use to receive the calls, had to call different departments to ask for our requirements. It took lot of time even for a small request. Restaurant service was above average, as it was very crowded during the meal time as they could not have enough tables for all their guests. Food : 3 / 5 Breakfast was served as buffet spread which was above average, limited items, okay presentation, very average taste. We even ordered lunch in our room, a non veg starter which was very average, a veg biryani which was absolutely a tawa pulao and not at all a biryani. I think they should really work on their entire menu, because the food is far better in other premium hotels nearby. Room : 4 / 5 They have old wing, which is old heritage structure, it has huge rooms. We were upgraded to grand suit room which has its private lobby, 1 huge bedroom room, a washroom with tub, 1 dressing room, 2 sitting room & a private courtyard to relax & chat in open sky. But let me tell you that this wing is very lonely, if you are okay with complete silence all the time only than book rooms in this wing. Room did not have any amenities, an old fridge, a kittle which was mal functioning. They provide toiletries which were not too good to indulge in. The property had an average Wi-Fi speed and our room had a well-functioning TV with limited channels. They also have new wing which has several rooms, but it’s far from the main wing which has restau area, so if a senior citizen stays in new wing, it actually becomes difficult to reach. Staff : 3 / 5 The staff were courteous, polite & sometime helpful. I asked one of the staff to help me to explore the property as I came for the first time, he clearly said “ jo hain yeh hi hai , aap dekhlo “, surprising ! Overall : 3.5 / 5 I would say that if you love a picture-perfect location, huge room and heritage value than it’s a good choice to give it a try. Definitely recommended if you want silent privacy during your st

Great people, Great location and Great food. They took really good care of us especially the hotel manager Mr. Revat Singh and Ms. Swetha. Very beautifully built palace, still maintaining the same interiors.

Unacceptable! 1. The second most expensive suite room at 14k a night comes with two single beds joined together to make a king size bed. Left our toddler and us quite uncomfortable for the two nights we were there. 2. No hospitality training done for the staff- from front desk to housekeeping. Especially horrified to have been told by the restaurant manager to order less so we don't waste food ( we wanted variety, we were on a holiday and we were paying, so mind your own business, maybe?) And to be reprimanded for not "finishing" all the food at end of dinner. I wouldn't have spent half a lakh on the weekend if i had any idea my husband and I would be spoken to like this! Not to mention that we had to remind them to switch on the AC every time we sat in the dining hall or the lounge area because obviously the place is run by the staff with no instructions about making the guests feel welcomed or comfortable. Oh, i apologize - we were subjects, not guests at this property. The king was busy talking about how the family burnt their hands with ITC- as they should if they keep this up! I was shocked to know I'm living a better everyday life than erstwhile royalty for sure though. 3. Caste is king! Because the housekeeping staff who came in to make the bed refused to clean the bathroom or take out the dustbin - that was reserved for a separate lady to do, as we waited for more than hour to get our room cleaned on a Sunday morning! Lovely Property ( albeit without adequate safety railings at multiple cliff like points)- but like a body without soul. Never recommending, never returning. In fact, i expressed above point#2 to Mr Revat Singh who handled the reservations while checking out- i did not see an ounce of remorse or an apology from their end. " Aisa to nahi hona chahiye tha" is all he said while fiddling with a pen and paper, looking down. I suggested he never suggest the dinner included package to anyone ever again , since he gave us an impression that it was a buffet on the phonecall. I told him how we were told to order various things a la carte as there weren't enough guests on the property at the moment. I even told him how we requested half or small portions of certain things so as to not waste food, we were refused, and subsequently reprimanded for wastage. Try this social experiment at your own risk!