Next level of perfection

That is had to check-out

Fantastic stay with many free activities, which the kids and we enjoyed a lot! The food was good and the service at restaurants was wonderful and helpful with the kids who were tired. Loved the peacocks walking around the property and the Christmas decor and lights were stunning. Little gifts left on the bed were a nice touch.

Things felt slightly disorganized. When we arrived they sort of oversaw us and we didn't get the special welcome with flowers until we asked for it. A similar situation occurred at dinner when we were told there was a show so we should eat outside, so we waited for it outside in the cold the show was delayed by half an hour and we were eventually told to move inside to eat. We hired a driver from the hotel and while he was nice and professional he was also pretty sick with the flu or something, which made us slightly uncomfortable. Rooms were colder than expected at night. We have a heater, but as the rooms open directly to the open-air corridor you could feel the cold air coming in.

My goodness, this place knocked my socks off. It was sublime. The hospitality is next level, and the staff are amazing. They go out of the way for everything--when I couldn't make up my mind over an entree, the server brought me a bit of the one I didn't order as well, because she saw how undecided I was. The car we hired from the hotel for sightseeing...the driver made it his personal mission that I shouldn't have a single drop of rain on me, as I entered and exited. The general manager was next level--my husband lost his ear pods (they fell out of his pocket), but the lengths to which the staff went to retrieve them...this experience is unique. It is old school Indian hospitality at its best, combined with impeccable property management.

The only thing we didn't love is that they've fallen prey to the trend that we're noticing at high end properties across the world--pumping fragrance through the vents. Noticed this especially on our first day, but then it grew less noticeable. Wish that all hotels would stop this misguided trend. Can't be good for health, all these fake fragrance chemicals.

A Beautiful Hotel in a Beautiful Setting! The Staff were just Wonderful! Everywhere you walk is a pleasure to the eyes! There are peacocks roaming in the Gardens and if you feed them with the grains the Hotel Staff give you they will walk right up and eat out of your hands. Tea at the Verandah is a lovely relaxing experience. Our room overlooked the inner courtyard garden with the fountain, and again all was lovely! The Breakfast has the usual full range of choices one can expect to enjoy. You can join a Tour of the hotel where you learn the History of its Days Gone By. The spa is a recommended indulgence in a Beautiful setting with indoor and out door pool areas. If you get a chance to stay it is Highly Recommended!!

Impressive building. Nice rooms.

Snooty service, some unfriendly staff. Not as good as other hotels for the money. We stayed at Ramburgh after staying 2 nights in Jodhpur at the Umaid Bhagwan, also a Taj property. However we just didn’t have the same feeling about it. The hotel is beautiful and staff were efficient but aloof and some were unfriendly. The hotel is very busy and lacks the intimacy and personalised service of other Taj hotels. Our next two nights were at the Oberoi which was welcoming, friendly and still a beautiful hotel. The Umaid Bhawan has service on another level and it’s a shame that the Rambagh palace is not on the same level.

Amazing experience on Amazing palace the staff there give you the chance to feel your self as one of the royal family really it was the perfect stay on my life I went there to celebrate my 7th wedding anniversary they take care about us perfectly special thanks to khateeb, Vijander, karan , komal , Mohini , Danish , shambshu, Riddhi, soddhi, sowati and vikas I hope I didn’t forget any name because they are deserve more as agreat welcoming team . God bless you all and see you again for sure.

Nothing every thing was Amazing

Beautifully situated in a huge well-kept park. It felt like colonial times. Pleasant, intimate pool and spa in pretty houses among the trees. We did not expect that, despite the location in the city center, it would be so peaceful. There were peacocks everywhere, which added charm to this place. One of the few hotels in the world that I would like to return to if I am there again.

A very elegant Indian restaurant, where the staff put the food on the table on the plate, which made us feel uncomfortable.The food was good but there was no spirit of India. Food more for tourists than local flavors. We definitely recommend the restaurants by the old train.

Rambagh Palace was one of the most luxurious and comfortable experiences we had in our lives. You basically live in a maharajas palace. Every aspect of our stay was exceptional and has exceeded our expectations. The staff was incredibly friendly, the restaurant is legendary and we loved the Polo Bar. We are looking forward for our next visit at this unique place!

Like most Taj properties this is also a heritage property with amazing history.

To my surprise the service staff were very untrained and not up to Taj’s level. For example we had half eaten snack left in our room when we checked in. We were served in dirty glasses. The waiter picked up a fork from the floor and placed it on our table. The service staff in the restaurant barely smiled.

The breakfast was served in the fantastic Rajput Room a wonderful setting with a la cart menu or a buffet. Good selection of fruits and breads. Their croissants were fantastic especially the whole wheat. I like to mention the staff that made my stay extra special. At the restaurant, Om and his team Sarjeet, Jai, Shubham and Arimant. And the welcoming team at the front desk who I thank Anjali for her assistance and Sneha.

The availability of lactose free options was limited.