Breakfast was good, though the spread could've been made better. Location is nice. Room was very neat, spacious & beautiful. calm & clean surrounding. Staff is fantastic. Surendar ji was really helpful. For our extended stay, he charged a reasonable fee. Overall, We enjoyed our stay here.

Hot water supply for bathing was delayed on first Day. Though it was corrected in second half. There was some loud noise in the morning from the neighborhood, due to some festival celebration (not Hotel's fault anyways). Again, it was subdued as well later on.

Everything was perfect: good food offering with both local and continental dishes. The staff was super nice in helping me and my wife arranging transfers from our previous and to the next stop of our journey, and get to the Khajuraho western temples. They also help us exchange some cash, and was supportive through the entire stay. The room was large and clean, the perfect place when you have large bags like us.

Nothing in particular.

This hotel has great potential and the work in progress by the owner is very encouraging. I wish him well with this family run hotel. Very helpful staff and always there to try and help. Like I have experienced in so many Indian hotels the internet is some what poor and hopefully this will be corrected in due course. A very pleasant stay and hopefully will return as the development unfolds

The staff were lovely and helpful they made this hotel. The room was large and comfortable with a balcony and private bathroom. The staff found a mini bar for us which was very kind. The room had all we needed. Room service was prompt and the dinner meal was really good. The brunch we ordered the next day, with the same spring rolls we had the previous evening, was not as well cooked and tasty.

Not a dislike just a suggestion....there was only one chair on the balcony, it is a room for 2 so 2 chairs and a small coffee table would be more comfortable

The room was especially large, both the room and bathroom were clean with adequate facilities. The food was decent.

Located a bit off the main road, so unlike other hotel options in the marketplace, walking back to the hotel after dark might feel out of your comfort zone. The bed sheet kept slipping out from underneath, so maybe that's something to look into..

Hotel Isabella Palace, Khajuraho We stayed 3 nights in this hotel, at the very entrance of small Khajuraho village. The building is absolutely charming, an old building with private balconies overlooking lush palm trees. Looks like some colonial building, carefully renovated. Spacious rooms, clean bathrooms, an open-air terrace, in a quiet environment. The staff is small, young, and very dedicated. No fake luxury here, only people doing their best to make you enjoy your stay. All this at a very reasonable price. Exceptional addition: Mr. Govind Das Rajak, the (Gvt.approved) local guide recommended by the hotel reception. This highly competent guide, who speaks excellent English and a few other languages (Japanese among others) has been for me the most interesting guide I have ever met in India (and I’ve seen many). So both, this hotel and this guide are highly recommended, if you want to enjoy a few comfortable days in amazing Khajuraho, surrounded by friendly, dedicated and competent people.

They usually charge 500 rs extra for early check-in but when requested they did not charge us for early check-in at 9 am. It was clean. Room was very very spacious. We were three and even with extra bed there was enough space. Bathroom was clean and they had good shower.

Everything about room was great however food needs improvement. We ordered dinner and it was really expensive than what we ate in the market. A 10 rs pepsi bottle was priced 60 rs in the hotel. Food did not taste very good. Breakfast buffet had dishes which need to be served hot but it was all cold. Milk and water to make coffee was cold because they did not use right kind of kettle. However they brought hot coffee when asked. If they work on food part this property will be number 1 choice for people travelling to khajuraho

Isabel Palace is beautiful Place to stay, with lots of green in the yard. We like the place, even when it was about 20 minutes walking from the temples and center. It is a good and quiet place with comfortable beds. The staff is very nice and helpful.

The WiFi was quite weak in the room.

An excellent hotel with very spacious rooms and a balcony with each room. Away from the main market but at a walkable distance. The greatest asset is the courteous staff with their positive attitude and prompt response to any request. The food is very delicious and we thoroughly enjoyed our daily breakfast on the rooftop terrace. The bed sheets and the linen were spotless white and changed daily. A big thumbs up to the cleanliness and hygiene.

The property needs a bit more maintenance on the exterior, but that is understandable because Khajuraho didn't have any tourists in the last two years owing to COVID-19.

Big comfortable room with great bed. We arrived much earlier but we could check before. Great communication with the hotel before arrival (arranging pickup from the railways station) The hotel is not in the very center but it wasn't a problem as you can easily walk or get a tuk tuk ride - the positive thing about the location: it was very quiet with lots green trees and plants around. Good breakfast on the terrace

Everything was fine