Hotel berhampiran Pep Talk Radio Society Park, Gwalior

Over all very good experience, and so nice. Reception peoples and room boys are treated my like a friend. Super food and very tasty.

Check in process was quick and smooth, room was clean and hygienic. Suite was very spacious, well furnished and value for money. All staff were polite and courteous. Room service and in room dining were quick to respond to your orders. Food was excellent. Hotel location was in the city centre and also very close to railway station.

Hotel is at prime location, surrounded with all daily needs but it is being used as a banquet hall only. Pathetic room service. No electric cattle, no tea or coffee sachets, no hangers, most of the time no body is picking up call at reception for room service. Breakfast was included but there wa no buffet, on demand milk was full of smell, parantha was half cooked while costing of food is equal to 5 star. Dal was more than 250. Positive side location and room size fabulous

The hotel is located near to Railway Station as well as in Market Area. Most of the tourist places are nearby. The property is old and renovation work is going on. The rooms on 1st and 2nd floor are ok types, have all the basic things. The hotel staff is cooperative, the property has a restro called Swad which serves delicious food, though little costlier wrt Gwalior. It also has a terrace Restro, having fort view in the night. Overall, a decent stay for short duration.

The hotel is very near to gwalior station it won't even take you 5 mins to reach there, its clean at a very good place, where you can access any and everything at any given point of time and the room was very spacious and comfortable and peaceful as well,the staff was also good, this was my 1st time there but at my next visit I am gonna stay there only.

These days Taj has been quite aggressively promoting their ten palace hotels. I, in fact, get an email almost twice a month. Out of the ten, Taj Usha Kiran Palace at Gwalior is closest to us and an easy drive away. Moreover, last time when we were at Gwalior (almost two years back), the property was closed down for renovation. This time when another Gwalior trip appeared in the horizon during the Independence Day long weekend, I wasted no time in booking a Palace Room. That was almost five months ahead and I think we managed a reasonably good rate. We were also celebrating our anniversary and both our kids were travelling. About 10 days before the trip, I noticed that our Palace room had been auto-upgraded to a Historical Suite. This was a pleasant surprise, as the property only had 3 such themed suites and now I was very curious to know their details. The webpage for the suites said little and so I tried to get in touch with their GM Tanika Taneja over email. She forwarded my email to Dhruv Chawla who signed as the duty manager. I guess he had no clue of this upgrade, so he mentioned something like it is “based on availability at check-in”! He also forwarded me the web link for their Historical suites when I asked for more information, which of course was of no use. We arrived at the hotel at about 11 AM after driving for 5 hours. There was an outer entrance to the palace where we were first stopped and got out of the car. They took our luggage for security checking. I then assumed that we will be perhaps taken to the front porch via some carriage as I had seen in some review. But no, the security guys promptly handed the keys back and we were to drive to the porch ourselves. This extra luggage screening stop thus made no sense. As we stopped near the fountain, no one was initially there. The welcoming drum was not beaten, nor the big horn blown but eventually as we waited an executive came down the stairs to take us inside. There was no proper valet here and we would be parking the car ourselves from here on. We were taken up the stairs to the lobby past the bust of Maharaja Jayaji Rao Scindia. At the lobby there was a significant presence of cops that day while the GM was there too, perhaps preparing for some Independence Day ceremony. However, no one greeted us for a while till Teresa Shaw appeared who introduced herself as the FoM. She mentioned how our allotted Maratha Suite was the most beloved of the three Historical Suites and that it also included a very nice sit-out. As the room got ready our hopes went high again and we followed the same executive who had greeted us at the porch. As we walked toward the room I asked her a bit about the history of the palace and all she could tell us was when it was built and who did it! The room no. 105, Maratha suite, was right there at the ground floor behind a large heavy-looking door accessible via an old-school key attached to a rather large metal key ring. The first

A-park is nestled off any significant arterial road inside what can be largely described as a residential neighborhood. The hotel is perfectly suited for a quick trip where you need a spacious room, good linen, air conditioning and a clean bathroom. The housekeeping is acceptable and the boys are willing to help. I didn't need to try the food so can't comment on the kitchen, but they have room service till 10pm. I stayed for 2 nights and if i need to travel to gwalior again, will definitely consider staying at a park.