Umaid Palace - Luxury Resort Near Jaipur Close to Bhangarh & Chand Baori Stepwell Abhaneri

In spite of the fact that we were only guests for 5/6 hours to refresh ourselves from a long night train trip from Ludhiana to Dausa, we were treated as permanent guests, were accommodated in a large and perfectly equipped room, had an excellent breakfast which allows us to continue our journey in the best condition, in particular to visit the Fort of Banghahr and the extraordinary and unique stepwell of Chand Daori, both sites being nearby. We very much regretted to spend such a short moment in this hotel, as we would have certainly very much enjoyed to fully benefit from the amenities of Umaid Palace. We have to stress the extreme helpfulness of the staff in general, but the breakfast team is particularly to be commended. We hope to have the opportunity to come back and stay longer.

Horrible Staff not at all trust them not verbally nor even their email communication , they turn by their words and email communication under the excuse of assumptions . Mr. Dhanajay Singh is such a nonsense person does not know how to talk and what to talk, arrogance and attitude issues . He is a termite to your organization will surly make your company collapse one day .

We decided to stop over at Umaid lake palace on our way to Ranthambore. It’s close to Abhaneri stepwell (which itself is awesome and worth visiting!). It’s a hidden gem with vast lawns, pool and badminton-volleyball courts. Food spread was basic but fresh and excellent in taste. Vikas at the front office and Hazari at the restaurant were great and took good care of us. Unluckily, we had some rowdy neighbors that caused issues to the hotel management, but I was happy with the professionalism and transparency of the staff. Keep up the good work.

The Umaid Palace in Dausa is a majestic retreat nestled amidst the historic charm of Rajasthan. The sprawling gardens and courtyards provide a serene escape, perfect for relaxation. The dining experience is nothing short of exquisite, with a variety of delicacies showcasing the rich flavors of Rajasthan.

The stay at Umaid Palace was nothing to write home about . I travelled with my children ( separate room ) found the place very unwelcoming form the start. The vehicle had to be parked in the parking and we had to hotfoot to the hotel door as the car cant go to the reception . The worst part was the food . It took literally hours for them to serve you any meal and my children were so hungry . The place is rundown . The split ac's in the room were old - really old . There were no almirahs in the room just an open rack to put clothes and one room did not even have a writing desk . The pool water was not clear and had bugs , the changing room had no exhaust and was hot like an oven . There is nothing near the property to see or eat and the property itself is more like a wedding venue rather than a hotel where you can do something . Its a place I will never go again .

We stopped at the hotel for lunch while driving from Ranthambhore to Jaipur. The terrace was a beautiful area to dine and the gardens were lovely. The food was good; not the largest buffet but it was only lunch. The staff were very friendly and the service was very good. My only suggestion was that the toilets needed refurbishment.

I am sharing my feedback regarding my stay at Umaid Palace, for New Year celebrations Property - 3.5 / 5 - it’s a nice and decent property, maintained well, has huge lawns and outdoor space. For indoors there’s no space to sit or relax, except your rooms. No lobby, lounge or coffee shop… a very basic indoors infra. Rooms are good and spacious Can’t give 4star property rating but yes a notch above 3, so 3.5 Staff- is good and courteous. As it’s a local staff a little bit of training will be helpful to make it more professional and polished. The event for 31st and 1st evening were planned well. Though it could have been much better and well planned. Food- taste wise it’s good and nice but highly disappointed with the buffet spread for all meals. Very very basic and minimal buffet. Breakfast- no donuts, pastries, bread, Croissant, fruits, sausages or desserts - pancake, waffles- nothing was there in the spread. Breakfast will include- dosa only, omelette and 2-3 other dishes and 1 juice. Lunch/Dinner- again very basic spread with limited dishes in main course veg. Only 1 non veg dish in main course and just 2 desserts. No ice creams in the buffet. How can a buffet be spread without a dal- if they serve 3 vegetables there is no daal in the buffet. Forget multi cuisine as the basic spread is not good enough. Food has been a real disappointment as I have never seen such a basic and minimal food spread as I have traveled a lot and stayed in different categories of hotels- chain hotels, stand alone properties, 4*, 5* , new properties, heritage hotels etc. had paid exorbitantly high rates for New Year package but it was truly disappointing as far as food is concerned.

Seriously organic.the food they served were made from organic vegetables. Very tasty and obviously healthy. We opted for the ala carte dinner which was also quite good but expensive, as expected. We took a stroll around the property.it was serene and beautiful. We heard frogs jumping though we couldn’t see and there was a security ***. Since resort was close to Bhangarh, we went there early in the morning and in the afternoon we went to the Baoli nearby. That was a historical experience. Overall a good weekend getaway

Buffet lunch with a tour whist on route. Buffet food was limited but what was there was nice. Veg curries were good, ***** with salad. Drinks were very expensive so factor that in to your meal. Nice location with some bongo playing on arrival.