Amanbagh

The resort is beautiful. However, given its pricing, it unfortunately sets expectations that it is unable to fulfill. We had two major issues: one was noise at night. We hardly slept due to extreme road and music noise from the street. The second issue was food quality. While everything is presented in a very pretentious manner, the actual quality does not come close to the standards expected at this type of property and price level.

Fraud or policy … I have been there for lunch … they people mostly entertain the caucasian people only anyways they allowed us in the restaurant asked us to pay min 20 k per person that was fair enough… when I entered i felt staff were little rude. Mr gautam the front office guy . That’ was also ok after had lunch I asked for the bill there was service charges were added . I asked mr santosh to remove he said sir it’s not possible. Although in india you can’t force any one to pay the service charge. May be they do scam with Caucasians also … it’s my advice if you going to stay in this hotek read the policy’s . Although taj rambagh palace also charges 1200-1500 usd per night but this hotel and staff is not professional

Where to start…from the warmest welcome song to the magical anniversary dinner on the balcony, this place has enchanted us. The hotel is an oasis of peace and beauty. The rooms make you feel as if you are a Maharajah or Maharani, the wildlife is a constant source of interest and the food is absolutely delicious. So much of the produce comes from the hotel’s own gardens; it’s some of the freshest and often delicate food we’ve ever had. The staff, led by the charming hotel manager Harry, are excellent and knowing how supportive the hotel is of the local community makes staying here feel beneficial as well as self-indulgent! I absolutely loved that if you put a little wooden carving on your bed each day to show you don’t need your sheets changed (and let’s face it people, who needs their sheets changed every day - you don’t do that at home I hope), the money saved on washing gets put into community projects instead. We tried to do most of the excursions and they were all lovely, giving you a real flavour of the local area’s history, culture and beauty. Amanbagh will live long in our memory and maybe we will get to come back for our next ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ holiday!