I stayed here for two days and my stay was so delightful. Udaipur trip without this palace would have been very basic. From entering the palace to exiting it they made us feel so welcomed. The staff is always smiling and ready to serve you with the best. Their rooms are extremely spacious and has all what you need to make you feel comfortable. Food is so delicious and our service was made even better by Ritika. The restaurant area had an excellent musician who played fluet and made the room feel so inviting. If you are not staying here you are definitely missing out on feeling the regal atmosphere of Udaipur. Cannot wait to be back here sometime soon.

We did our daughter's wedding recently at Chunda Palace. The management including Mr Abhinav Singh, Mrs Isha Verma were so professional and gave reassurances for the arrangements and catering options. The front desk staff are very efficient with check in process to handle a big group from a small desk. The hospitality from the staff is exceptional. The Palace is so well decorated and every wall is a picture worth post card. Catering staff particularly Mr Sameer took good care of our guests and catered to various tastes. The options for food are so many, catering Continental, Rajasthani, South Indian and good choice of drinks like smoothies, tea and coffee. The staff are very kind and served the guests with so much attention. They are very flexible with timing and looked after us serving food out side time schedules making sure we were well fed. A big huge thank you to all the staff at Chunda Palace for a life time memorable experience of my daughter's wedding.

Amazing former palace stunning rooms. Lovely staff especially Yogesh on reception and Isha. So very helpful

Power cuts. Uncomfortable mattress. Terrible dent in it not at all conducive to a good night's sleep.. The roof top restaurants too dark cannot see menu or food. Needs more lighting. Staff at breakfast often on their phones. More European foods please! Beautiful lounge area but no information whatsoever about the building and previous owners/inhabitants...pictures but no information...

Very nice place. Really is a Palace that is preserved in the way it should be. You will feel like you are a royal. The rooms were not plain - they really had a character and were designed really well.

The service really could be improved. Sometimes we ordered things from reception and they didn't turn up, the welcome was not grand at all, the restaurant was very slow to provide us with our bill. In comparison with taj hotels, they do not compete in service. They are able to compensate for all of this with their property but to improve their service would place them in competition with the very best hotels in the region.

The room was very big with a few places to sit or simply lie down. The window opened into the property of the Trident, so the view was great!. The meals and the breakfast was good enough. I went to the terrace with my partner in the night: it was very breezy and felt romantic.

I wish the indoor pools were heated. The floor all around remained very slippery, so one has to be super cautious about it.

Beautifully decorated and ornate hotel. The bedroom was uniquely decorated and we enjoyed dinner on the roof and the lovely pool. The staff could not have been more helpful or pleasant. We stayed an extra night than planned as we felt so comfortable smd looked after.

Really tiny point ...hairdryer in room not substantial for people with longer hair.

The hotel is quite beautiful with a lot of art on the walls. The rooms were large and felt extravagant. There was a window seat that was quite nice. We could have easily slept four in our room which would have saved on cost.

Breakfast was good, but their bread offerings weren't the best. We found this to be true across India so it's not really the fault of the hotel. The pools were not heated so not usable in the winter. They looked amazing and would be a great amenity at other times of the year.

Nice hotel. Renovated in style. The breakfast can be taken outside or inside. There is a little gym for powertraining (which is the thing I like) as well as an indoor pool and an outdoor pool besides the restaurant. The hotel was pretty quiet which is exceptional in India. Perhaps also because when I stayed there the marriage season had just ended. But anyway that was a big pluss!

I am a bit insecure about the water quality of the pools. People jump in the water with cloths on, and I did not recognize any chlorine or other desinfectant... Anyway I used it and was careful not to swallow it. My Indian friends said the restaurant could do a bit more on the spices / gravy part of paneer dishes. I liked the food a lot though (not a vegetarian). As another small minus: there is no garden where to walk a bit.

The hotel is just gorgeous, every corner of the hotel is adorned with artwork. The room was just beautiful. We were upgraded to a historical suite and it was just lovely. The staff was kind enough to allow for an early check-in. The breakfast spread with the live counter was really good as well. The swimming pools were awesome.

The restaurant staff could be a little better trained. I found it quite amusing that they would ask to clear our plates before we were done or ask if we wanted to repeat our drink when our glass was more than half full 😄 but nothing apart from that

Amazing location, beautiful history and actual palace vibes. Ankit was kind to give us a tour of the palace with some interesting anecdotes. Got an upgrade to suite room which was splendid! Service was exceptional overall, highly highly recommended. 9

Nothing at all. Everything was excellent.