Hoteller nær Sonana Khetlaji Tempel

"Nice hotel but too expansive for a 2nights stay especially the food at restaurant. "

"Staff was very good, but hot water was not there. They told me to turn on the boiler for 15 mins than hot water will come. I left it on for 45 mins, hot water was there for half a bucket, I ended showering with cold water. There is no elevator and lot of stairs. Electric socket was open. "

"Great service and wonderful food. Ambience and property are great"

"Overall Good place to stay"

"Great staff, service and room."

"Superb location and excellent service..."

"This is not a five star hotel. In fact, it's barely a three star. It is far from the fort and up a long, bumpy road so when you arrive, you feel like you're in the middle of nowhere. The staff earnestly tries to be helpful but they're clueless, slow and inefficient. I ordered a gin and tonic at lunch time and it came after I had finished my meal. The hotel exterior is pretty and the rooms are large. That said, there are no amenities besides a tiny bottle of shampoo and conditioner. The soap...

"Sehr freundliches hilfsbereites Personal, Essen top und wurde frisch zubereitet. Wir können das Hotel nur empfehlen"

"Very well maintained and polite staff. They made sure everything was right from checkin to our food. "

"We stayed for one night and had dinner and breakfast too. The reception was welcoming and friendly. The pool area was beautiful but the water cool at the end of January. The rooms were large and well laid out. The location is very close to the outstanding Jain temple and also just a 15 minute walk from the beautiful Ranakpur dam. Personally I did not enjoy my dinner so much, but I think that was down to my choice. "

"Clean room, cooperative staff, best view, and great comfort"

"I spent 2 nights with my son at the wild retreat. Our room was very spacious and clean with plenty of toiletries. We also had a great balcony. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend 😃"

"It has a wonderful view of the Great Wall of India and the Aravalli Mountains from the balcony. From there, it’s just a 4‑km walk to the fort entrance — we did it, and it was an amazing experience."