Ulasan The Hadoti Palace, Bundi

I have stayed in this hotel twice for one night each time. It's located in front of bus stand Bundi. Location is prime ,in heart of city and easily approachable. It's a classic property belong to Rajput Gharana. Owner has some vintage car collection exhibiting within hotel premises ,visible from hotel reception- lobby area. Rooms are big. Breakfast served with limited options but good in taste. Overall a nice property to stay in Bundi. It has been the best choice in Bundi but recently a new branded hotel opened in outskirts area. Location wise it's( Hadoti palace ) still unbeatable. I deducted one star because of slow responsive staff and lack of renovation and dated infra. Overall nice n classic property for short stay in Bundi.

The Hadoti Palace Bundi perfectly captures the charm of this historic city with its stunning architecture and royal ambiance. The luxurious suites are spacious and comfortable, and the multi-cuisine restaurant with a poolside view is a treat. They even have a sports room for some added fun. A perfect stay to experience Bundi’s heritage in style!

This is an ideal place to stay in Bundj, which is a town I’d recommend visiting. Bundi has great sites, like the stepwell and fort, with good vibes because the town doesn’t feel like it’s been taken with tourism. Yet it’s got so much to like. The Hadoti Palace is well equipped with nice rooms, a great location (we walked to the stepwell and back from the fort through old town), good food (we had lunch and dinner there), a nice pool, table tennis, a nice shop and great staff.

Our stay at your hotel was fantastic! Room & food was great! Staff was very polite and helpful. Location of the hotel is perfect for exploring the city. The hotel is closely located to 84 pillars Cenotaph & Ranji ki Baroi. We overall enjoyed our stay. We will definitely visit again.

It's a great hotel in a fabulous location. We only stayed the one night on our trip through India, but this is definitely one of our top 3. Rooms are very comfortable and well maintained. Staff very happy to assist. Good served on premises was of excellent quality and the breakfast served as part of our booking was lovely.

We stayed here for one night during our two week stay in Rajasthan. Of the 8 hotels we stayed in, this was my favourite because it had a truly authentic Indian feel. The rooms were lovely and spacious and well equipped with tea/coffee and toiletries and even had a bath! We were able to sit outside in the evening with a gorgeous view of the pool and the local fruitbats circling. We had a delicious meal and cold beers at a very affordable price of around £30 for the two of us. Staff were lovely and the hotel was well located for Bundi which although a small city in Indian terms was both chaotic and yet historically fascinating.

This is a charming hotel! You get the feel of a fine midcentury accommodation, with a grand entrance, hand carved furniture, and marble floors throughout. The rooms are spacious, and the mattresses are comfortable. There’s a well-maintained pool, as well. The staff are immensely accommodating, and the food in the restaurant was so delicious – they even surprised me on my birthday at breakfast with a pancake, drizzled with chocolate sauce and a couple lit candles. The Rajasthani dishes are particularly good and a nice alternative to the standard menu items found in the Triangle.

We had one night during our tour and we got given a suite looking over a view of the fort..this was a nice large room for 3 with a dressing room and huge bathroom, 2 sinks, a bath tub and shower. The beds were comfortable and we slept well. You need the fan and a/c on as the a/c does not cool the whole room. The pool area was nice and quiet and we had a relaxing afternoon. Pool towels were provided. They also had a games room with table tennis and other board games/books for use. The breakfast was very poor in all respects the toast was cold as they toasted it and left it on the side, there was dry scrambled egg and a choice of 3 Indian dishes, 2 cereals and a banana. The staff were standing around to press the buttons on the coffee machine. The WiFi was intermittent as was the power. If the breakfast was improved I would stay again.

The shower wasn't hot, the toilet wasn't clean and bring your slippers as the rug at the bottom of the bed was filthy. The bed was reasonably comfortable and the WiFi was good. Breakfast was the usual standard for India. There's an impressive selection of classic cars in reception but sadly that's where the impressive bit ends

We stayed here one night as part of a tour. Comfy and surprisingly warm bed, as the large rooms meant the room itself was a little chilly. Hot shower, although you need to fiddle with the shower head to get the water not going just straight down. Breakfast options included paw paw and banana and scrambled eggs.

It is a palace, so nothing more to say! Everything was WOW.. hugely spacious with all possible facilities and a friendly staff. we wished we could have stayed longer in the place and enjoyed it. Food was awesome. There should be no second thoughts on staying in this place.

Amazing property on amazing locality. We stayed at ghis place for a day as we wanted to go for tiger safari which is started recently at Bundi. Property will give you a vintage / period touch from the past. The best thing which we liked was they had e lot of books to read and guests are having full access at the ground floor. There also a Tt play area and other indoor games. A must stay place when you are in bundi.

Where to start! No welcome, no one speaks to you, if you like being ignored then this is definitely the place to come. How disappointing as on arrival I was impressed by the building in the midst of a very busy City. That is where the good stuff stops! The restaurant is leaderless, we walked in and nearly every table had not been cleared, whilst there was very few people dining it was very haphazard, I would not recommend visiting. Lucky the restaurant manager will try and help, but he needs coaching, training and support. The reception staff in the main hall are too busy on their mobile phones, to want to give any resemblance of Customer Service. Having asked in the morning to have the towels changed whilst we were out, it was necessary to return to the main desk 6 hours later to actually make this happen. The only place that has wi-fi in the whole building is the main lobby, so you will see lots of people trying to catch-up with emails etc. I cannot think of a positive thing to say about this Hotel, other than to recommend you do not use it, you have been warned!

Our first impression was of a beautiful & grand hotel, but no one to greet us, no one to help unload, no welcome, we made our way into a stunning lobby, ( the only place WiFi actually works) to find two gentleman behind the desks, who were more interested in their phones. Finally checked in, and we were helped to our rooms by a nice ***. Clean bathroom and bedroom, but the bathroom smelt horribly, very dodgy electrics, feeble lighting, couldn’t read a book, rooms not made up until we complained. Breakfast disappointing, most of the buffet was gone by 8am, coffee machine is the best thing in there, evening buffet also disappointing, one manager seemed to do all the work while the others did nothing, tables uncleared, big parties served before everyone else that dared to go in, we had to ask constantly for cutlery, glasses, drinks and service. Total lack of front of house, dining room or hospitality management, grounds and pool are beautifully kept. This could be an absolutely stunning hotel with some proper management, we left our room keys on the desk when we left and found them in the same place 6 hours later, anyone could of walked in and taken them. We visited the fort, the step well and the ancient rock paintings, which were well worth seeing, but we will not be returning to this hotel.