Roop Niwas Kothi, Near Mandawa

Le jardin. L'accueil. La nourriture.

L'absence d'internet dans la chambre.

Roop Niwas Kothi is a one of a kind heritage hotel. I went on a recommendation and I was interested in riding horses. I was completely delighted that I chose this location to be my last on my India trip as it was the highlight. A beautiful property of historic buildings, lovely gardens, and a magical feel...it makes you feel like you stepped into India of yesteryear. I was welcomed by Surendra, the general manager, who always went out his way to say a friendly hello and make sure everything was perfect during my stay. Meals were a delight. Breakfast offered a variety of cereals, juices, fruits, toast, and American or Indian dishes. Dinners were delicious with a varied menu, but I loved the Indian curries that I chose. The outdoor terrace is a lovely spot to spend the late afternoon having cocktails or later in the evening with a bonfire. My room was spacious, comfortable, and clean, with a beautifully modern bathroom. There is a beautiful pool with a serene setting but in January it was a bit to chilly to enjoy. The staff from the dining room to room service were all above and beyond accommodating. Now for the animals of the property. I so enjoyed watching peacocks, pigeons, parrots and other avian life frolic all around the property. And the stables were a true delight. Beautiful horses, not to mention the camel and cows, are all well tended to by Altaf and his staff. I had two really enjoyable rides into the neighboring countryside, with Altaf as my guide, which were a real delight. I would like to thank the owner of the property, Davendra, and his family for making such efforts to create and maintain such a wonderful property and experience as this.

The wi-fi could use some improvements, in strength, in order to make wi-fi or messenger calls, and in coverage, covering more areas of the property.

nous avons passé en famille 2 magnifiques journées et nuits dans ce boutique hotel historique et unique par la présence d'un haras avec élevage de plus de 50 chevaux marvars du Rajasthan. L'accueil est exceptionnel dès l'arrivée et durant tout le séjour . On se sent privilégié. Il y a un restaurant réservé aux clients séjournant avec des produits de leur ferme . Nous avons aimé le parc , très grand . Nous n'avons pas pu tester la belle piscine car c'était l'hiver . Le site est situé hors de la ville ce qui garantit le calme mais proche pour la découvrir à pied . Probablement l'hotel ayant le plus de charme dans lequel nous avons séjourné durant nos vacances dans la région avec un , mélange de traditions indiennes et anglaises . Le Manager nous a organisé une visite de leur haras , centre equestre ( chevaux , chameaux .. ) .

pas de wifi dans les chambres mais il y a du Wifi dans le magnifique espace accueil