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It is a beautiful property to look at from the outside and the view of the cenotaphs from the property is also amazing.It is very well located and is within walking distance of all the sights of Orchha though that is not much of a competitive advantage since all luxury hotels in Orchha are similarly located.As you enter the reception keeps up the feel though it is at times unstaffed and one has to wait for the receptionist to come out.This was made up for by the fact that the Resident Director of the resort Mr.Khullar himself chose to be present to welcome most guests.. The room though let us down.Firstly it was smaller than most standard hotel rooms and our room opened on to a tiny lawn and then on to a blank wall. Insist on pool facing rooms as only they have a proper view. The biggest factor leading to a downmarket feel in the room is the absence of lcd tv sets.Every room has an old fashioned and the viewing experience was certainly below par. The toilet was decent sized though the washbasin would not drain out fast enough leading to a slightly unhygienic feeling when brushing ones teeth. The buffet dinner and breakfast were both with a wide enough range and fairly nice food. The buffet at dinner plus taxes per person but on seeing that we were not partaking of it at that price it was brought down incl. tax. Though it was nice to get a price lower than quoted it was an uncomfortable feeling to know that rates were flexible leading one to believe that maybe room rates could have been similarly haggled down too.The two plates of rice and a single plate of daal at only slightly less than the price of the buffet the next night seemed overpriced and it would be wise to prefer the buffet over the ala carte menu. While leaving the receptionist fixed up cab for us to go to Khajuraho -but added Rs.250 at the last moment claiming a tax which was not paid anywhere and surely pocketed the difference

We were lucky enough to take advantage of a discounted offer at this fabulous hotel, but having stayed there now, would be happy to pay full price for the opportunity. We had a deluxe room which was huge, with raised sleeping/eating platform in addition to 2 double beds (friends or ours had four poster beds in their rooms!). As well as a desk and lounge area in the room, we had a separate study and a large bathroom with huge shower. Rooms are beautifully decorated (ceilings in particular) and well equipped. The hotel itself is set in beautiful grounds with a pool, and like all hotels in Orchha, is close to everything. Staff were very polite, friendly and helpful. After our second evening dining in the restaurant (superb Indian food), we were offered a special menu of local specialities from the cook. Again, delicious! We couldn't fault this hotel for service, comfort and style. Would love to stay again.

I have nothing but praise for this hotel. Never mind its being in a remote town like Orchha, but the hotel is truly a five star accommodation. Thanks to its newly built facility, the rooms are spacious, modern, and super clean! The AC worked very good, a must for this part of India when you travel from March to October! The bathroom is all marble and large with separate standing rain shower and bath tub. The hotel restaurant served clean, fresh and excellent local and international cuisine. Staffs are super nice and helpful. From the restaurant staffs to the house keeping personnel, they went out of their ways to make sure you're happy and comfortable with your stay! The front desk staff and manager, Mrs Zaid and Ravi were super nice and helpful!

Location is right on the main street and with temple view but the negative side is that it is extremely noisy. The room has two windows that cannot be properly closed wich allowes mosquitos to enter the room as well as the noise. The bathroom has a strange design wich includes large round holes to the outside wich also allowes both noise and mosquitos to enter. Not properly clean. Would not recommend.