Chokhi Dhani Resort - Resort hotel in Jaipur, Laxmipura at Nataniwala - Jaipur, India

This place is about witnessing Rajasthani food and tradition. The place is little bit crowed.There is a market inside this place. And you can enjoy Rajasthan traditional dance and all. Entry ticket comes along with food. There are 2 options you can select for food. One being non Ac dining and another being AC dining hall. There is waiting for food most of the time.There are various cultural activities in this place. You can enjoy camel and elephant ride and play various games. Best to visit in the evening.

The first and foremost thing that MUST be stopped here is people who are asking for tips. You enter this place paying 900rs per person minimum and the food is okayish according to taste. The waiters were extremely well-behaved while serving but we understood later that this was all just for additional tips. There are magicians, dancers, lots of games inside but you have to pay extra for everything. So much money spent for a few good photos is not worth it according to me. Would never visit again.

This place has taken a great downfall in terms of experience that they offer. There is an entry fee, but even after that everything inside is chargeable. I have been to other similar farms that do not charge a single penny other than the entry charge. Everything is inclusive in the main charge and they offer plenty of things which are absent here, like there are small snack counters, cultural food counters every few metres. They offer many animal rides, but every ride, every experience is chargeable. It is more of a shopping complex with some adventure now. Every place has sign boards of "No tops", but that's just a showpiece, every artist asks for tips after the performance. Coming to food, the quality of food is pathetic now and not worth the price of 900 or 1100 or 1500 entry charge. The experience and culture is depicted in a good way. That's the only plus here. Rest everything is buried by the money minded staff and owner. They are taking this amazing experience to new low heights.

Resort is awesome. Enjoyed a lot. So many things to do. It is also very kid friendly. It is Little Bit expensive. Its Location is nice. Should have included special dinner in the package the. It had been additional benefit

It's good to visit once. Too crowded which I don't like. For food you need to take a number/token. Food services are awesome. Tipping is not allowed but they will accept it secretly. Do visit once and more if you like it. Cheers!!!

The recreation of Rajasthan and it's culture is good. But the only problem in the habit of asking tips by all the people there. Watchman, Sweeper, caretakers, artists, craftsman, people who serve food don't hesitate to ask for tip openly, though it's written there that "no tips" by the management. I saw that a School group came and wanted to see dance performance. But the artists didn't perform as the school students won't give any tips to them. For what are the visitors paying for? All rides within the resort are paid. All food/ snacks items available inside except dinner is chargeable. The dinner quality is ok, not exceptional as it used to be earlier. People visit there for experience, and not for only entry fees, tips and consume normal quality dinner.

We were visiting from out of country and had a nice time here... food service was excellent The camel ride was fun. Dancing show was nice and fun. We took one star away only bc it said no tipping but we got harassed by a dancer for a tip which kinda ruined our evening.

Disappointing Experience at Chokhi Dhani: A Far Cry from its Former Glory Rating: I recently visited Chokhi Dhani with high hopes, reminiscing about the good times I had there seven years ago. Unfortunately, my recent experience left me deeply disappointed. It seems that the quality of food and services has taken a significant downturn since my last visit. Firstly, let's talk about the two types of entry tickets available - the 900 and 1100 rupee options. The only difference between them is the waiting time. With the 900 rupee ticket, you are subjected to long queues reminiscent of a last-day rush for a government scheme. It's frustrating to spend so much time waiting just to enter. Once inside, finding a suitable seating arrangement becomes another challenge. While I appreciated the traditional ambience and seating arrangements, it was disheartening to see guests struggling to secure a place to sit comfortably. Now let's discuss the most crucial aspect - the food. To put it bluntly, the taste was abysmal across almost all items served. It's evident that little effort is put into maintaining quality or ensuring customer satisfaction. What's even more infuriating is that they forcefully serve every item in subsequent rounds, regardless of whether you liked it or not. This results in an unnecessary waste of food, which is truly shameful on their part. The services at Chokhi Dhani are equally disappointing. From start to finish, it feels like they lack any genuine interest in providing a pleasant experience for their guests. Tips are supposedly not allowed according to their signage, but it becomes apparent that without tipping, you won't receive satisfactory service. In summary, visiting Chokhi Dhani now feels like falling into a scam trap rather than enjoying an authentic cultural experience as it used to be seven or eight years ago. The decline in food quality and wastage issues are major concerns that need immediate attention from management. I regretfully conclude that Chokhi Dhani is no longer worth visiting in its current state.