比傑伊布爾城堡飯店

En pleine Inde, rurale,se dresse un ancien palais fortifié, plein de charme avec des chambres gigantesques et des meubles d’époque. Le personnel est très attentif et si vous restez plus d’une nuit, ils vous emmèneront faire un tour dans la campagne pour découvrir la vie rurale dans l’ Inde profonde avec bien sûr TeaTime au coucher de soleil. Très intéressant.

Il castello si trova in una zona isolata del paesino ed è molto curato l'arredamento delle singole stanze. Poco simpatico un generatore o similare che ogni 20minuti la notte iniziamo a far rumore. Buona sia la cena che la colazione. La cena viene servita all'esterno ed è a buffet.

We stayed at Castle Bijaipur for a night and had a truly memorable experience. The property is spacious and beautifully maintained - we were lucky to be the only guests that day, which made it feel even more serene and exclusive. It has a distinct royal charm, with well-done, spacious rooms that are a refreshing change from modern corporate hotels. One section of the property is dedicated to rearing horses, adding to its old-world charm and uniqueness. We visited during the monsoon, and the place looked absolutely stunning - lush greenery, sprawling lawns, and trees in full bloom made the setting feel magical. The food was lovely, and we were pleasantly surprised by the generous touch of being served additional items during both dinner and breakfast, even without ordering.

very good location and hospitality, very co operative staff and food is 10/10, perfect gate away from city rush, peaceful and spacious rooms, gardens for kid, neat and clean pool with haveli View, a must visit and stay if you are near to Chittorgarh

I would recommend staying in this hotel. During our fifth trip to India in April 2025, we enjoyed an interesting two-night stay here, the main objective of which was to visit the famous Chittorgarh Fort - which we found amazingly impressive. The hotel arranged transfers for us both prior to and following our stay - and we found their service and the driver to be excellent. Pre-dinner drinks worked well as the bar was well stocked, though wine stocks for dinner were low and the team ran out of what we were hoping for. The next day these were replenished. A wholesome buffet was served the first night, catering for a group tour of which most other guests seemed to be part of. We had our own table, by the pool. The second night we dined in the restaurant where there was a good a la carte menu. We enjoyed meeting the owner, whose family have owned the property for generations. As seasoned travellers, we are ready to brace the odd discomfort. The air conditioning unit in my room made a terribly loud, continuous noise every now and again. This couldn't be repaired so I was offered keys to the next room, which was helpful. The bathroom in my room was very basic. However the historic setting was enchanting and I enjoyed the pool and garden.

positives: --Joy of staying at an elegant and quaint traditional 'haveli' or palace once owned by royalty. --located amidst beautiful leafy sorrounds in rural Rajasthan, away from the hustle-bustle of tourists. --Dinner and breakfast excellent negatives: --reception staff did not inform us about the evening music, where dinner served, wifi. --hot water was not warm enough, only upon complaining we were told their system was not working fully, they were waiting for a spare part to arrive. --communication with guests could be improved. We could sense staff were still on a learning curve.