Property itself was stunning and worthwhile the drive from Jaipur - several coves around the large property to linger, beautiful swimming pool and gardens. All staff, from our Guest Experience Manager, to dining staff, Reception and housekeeping was wonderfully friendly, helpful and always available. Generous and varied breakfast selection. Really enjoyed the live Indian music at dinner.

Considerable city noise, particularly loud music from a wedding next door. Wonderful meals at the "Cortile" restaurant (Indian). Mediterranean restaurant - great service, some dishes perhaps needed some work (the lamb kofta quite dry).

Outstanding service, very friendly staff and must mention about the food quality which was exceptional specially i a totally off season time. Very rare for any hotel to excel in all the cuisine options they offer. We tried almost everything o their menu and could not fault anything. Kudos to the Kitchen team and that does not take away from the other staff who were most welcoming and courteous and very well trained.

Nothing we didnt like in particular. except they have no activities to keep the guests busy, keeping in mind the aloof location of the property where it is not possible to find anything interesting to walk out and do. I feel they should be aware that not everyone visiting their property is SPA friendly as that seemed the only entertainment they offer.

The rooms were excellent. The food was great. The hospitality was top notch.

The SPA was horrible. Very inexperienced masseuse. They were rushing through all the body parts. Not a single body part I felt relieved. As soon as the SPA got over 1st thing both of us said was the worst SPA ever. The handle in the bathrooms are too protruding out. So many times we got hurt just while entering and getting out of the shower and WC areas. Few of the waiters were inexperienced and so meal experience was shadowed by it.

Amazing magical property that takes you into another world. Staff, service and food is absolutely top notch. Especially delighted with our guest experience maker - Vishmbher. Nothing was too much for him or the rest the team here. Food was exceptional with a shout out to the head chef - Latif - who made a huge personal effort. Can’t speak more highly of the people at the hotel including the resort manager - Sameer Kapoor.

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- beautiful property - ⁠massage excellent - ⁠staff very keen to help - ⁠well priced food and drink

- too many pigeons - should look into ‘bird b gone’ gel to deter them without harming them - ⁠spent most of 2 days cleaning and buffing floor outside our room even though one of only 10 rooms in use - surely could have been done at a different time - ⁠service slow generally, whatsapp chat didn’t work as well as could have - ⁠organisation of safari complete joke - can’t guarantee you any days safari despite that being the reason for trip

Brilliant and unforgettable stay! Would highly recommend for its unique architecture, the great food and attentive and friendly staff. What makes the stay extra special is the attention to detail and a daily changing activities offer. From morning yoga to historic walks, there is a lot to discover. Definitely meet the passionate Sustainability Manager and find out what Six Senses does around the topic, being completely plastic free and striving to support the local community.

The property itself inside a heritage Fort gives a real timeless atmosphere. The service is very good with attentive staff. The food was amazing and the dining experience inside the Shikar tower was unforgettable !

It’s a bit remote so you really need to be motivated to go there! Nothing to do at night besides restaurant.

Breakfast and all there food were fabulous. The site is large and bit confusing (it would be good to post some signs and/or site maps around) The rooms are comfortable. Great bathrooms, however too many polished, slippery surfaces including the shower (dangerous!) The staff was wonderful. A big thank you to all.

The rooms are comfortable. Great bathrooms, however too many polished, slippery surfaces including the shower (dangerous!)

Incredible property in terms of location and sustainability standards. Absolutely loved that they produce their own water, that they support local and plastic-free products. They are leading by example in that aspect. Excellent, incredible staff by the pool and around (including our GEM), great decoration and loved the barber shop option. Also they organize daily activities that felt really authentic, loved the sunset drinks, the Puja ceremony and other events they had. The Indian food in the restaurant close to the reception is exceptional, absolutely fantastic. Same for the breakfast. Happy that the hotel also arranged the different transfers we needed.

Very cold room and we couldn't increase the room temperature. Very cold yoga room, we were even covered with blankets and it was still very cold. The hotel arranged us a transfer to Agra (which was 7 hours) but they didn't have any water in the car. I totally support the plastic-free aspect but they should find a plastic-free way for water in transfers. Lastly we often felt that we need to tip in every single interaction with some of the staff, but this was the case only with specific staff.

The hotel is a fairy tale of mahals and turrets, contemporary with Rajasthani aesthetics, my room came with Toto style heated Kohler toilets, gigantic square stone bath (I preferred the courtyard showers under a starlit sky), outdoor patio with a swing chair. I was in the east wing (room 222) overlooking the mataji ka talab lake and chauth mata temple. Of the entire hotel, I loved the zenana mahal most, and especially the Bhutanese massage in one of the 14th century rooms. Dining caters to a variety of diets, with wholesome, fresh seasonal produce largely sourced locally (including their own gardens). I am normally on a pescatarian diet but ordered their knock out laal maas two dinners in a row. My lunches were at the Rani Bagh restaurant, next to their gorgeous pool. This is my 8th Six Senses hotel and I really like the company’s forte & impact, including the rewilding projects around the hotel, showcasing the local communities’ food, craft and culture, water treatment, avoiding plastics etc. As I expected, service was superb, you can WhatsApp with your own “guest experience maker”, my GEM was Rohit Tyagi, super helpful and responsive. For excursions, Ranthambore park is only an hour away but I had zero desire to leave my surreal cocoon.

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