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"The hotel, property and grounds were really great. We had a very comfortable and relaxing stay. The attentive of the staff was a bit lacking for a Taj properly but overall a very good stay. "

"Beautiful property and wonderful staff "

"Loved the place, food is awesome. Enjoyed the stay"

"Wanted to convey a special thanks to Mr. Diveyanahu. Who went above and beyond to make our stay special. He personally took every aspect of our stay personally and at every step was available to make things smoothly. "

"Excellent hotel very helpful"

"We booked in at this hotel since we needed a couple of extra rooms when attending a family wedding. Were not impressed with the check-in desk when we came in at night, and the wifi didn't work. But we were happy the room was warm and spacious, and that we could have a warm shower after a long drive. The towels were not of great quality, but Biotique toiletries were a welcome sign. The hotel fixtures were old and needed some repair (the door lock jammed and the frame cracked when trying to push...

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"Room and facilities were excellent and very well maintained. Staff is attentive and very helpful. Hotel is away from the main road and noisy traffic. Access to the hotel, though, is through a local road that is not well maintained... not a problem if you are driving but not very walkable. "

"Wonderful 5 star stay at a beautiful property. The homestay is decorated in a Japanese Indian style very peaceful elegant and intentional with big rooms overlooking the green mountain side dotted with temples. The hosts went above and beyond on our stay helping us arrange (last minute) drivers and guides, giving us local recommendations, and even taking us around to their personal spots and introduce us to locals and including us in what felt like the true Jaipur. The chef on site is excellent...

"Excellent hotel, the best breakfast in India, lovely gardes and spacious rooms and bathrooms, avoid taling the village route at night, better to go through the longest route."