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"The bathroom in the room smell horrible, and you feel like it’s a trashy public bathroom. The smell stayed consistently throughout our stay. The room is kind of dated - with dirty switches and the front lock hanging by a single bolt. The most annoying part - the rooms do not get WiFi. The network coverage is extremely bad and you have to step out of your room to get some slow network. We complained about it multiple times but it was not fixed and at one point we were told to just deal with the...

"Really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. Great location being close to many restaurants, the market and stepwell. Our bed was raised higher to enable guests to see the fort while they lie in bed. A nice touch . Would definitely recommend "

"While visiting Jaipur for two nights we stayed in this nice quiet hotel. The hotel is close to the city center in a quiet area. The hotel grounds are beautiful kept. The hotel manager and service personnel were all very attentive. "

"Very peaceful. Loved seeing the monkey’s peacocks and bats"

"Owners and the room locations is amazing. "

"Hotel said that they didn't have any reservation for me from Orbitz. It was a shock as I was with a small kid and no room. I paid again and got 1 room for 1 night and had to move to a different hotel for the rest of my stay. The Bijolai has mosquitoes, stinky bathrooms, less than average food and spotty wifi only in the garden area. Personally, there are much better places for the price. "

"Chandelao Garh is more than just a good hotel. It's an experience. Facilities, the food and service are nearly impecable and the best I've found in India. But what really stands out is the experience and the tours offered. Even though it's situated in a small village, you should spend at least a couple nights here. So glad we've found this place to recharge batteries and see rural India."

"Le fort est à la campagne, à l’écart des itinéraires touristiques. Y faire une halte permet de se ressourcer loin de la pollution des vîlles. Le petit village au pied du fort est calme et paisible, avec de nombreuses échoppes d’artisans. On y découvre la vie à la campagne. A une vingtaine de minutes à pieds, un temple hindou est érigé sur un promontoire de rocher. Le personnel de l’hotel est très attentionné et les repas délicieux. Seuls bémols : la colonie que pigeon qui s’est approprié la...