Neemrana Fort-Palace - 15th Century, Delhi-Jaipur Highway - Resort hotel in Neemrana - Alwar, India

A Beautiful place to visit on a weekend. View and fort are spectacular. Rooms are normal but this is what we can expect in a heritage hotel and breakfast is too good with wide varieties. What I dint like is the food quality and service. They say it comes in 4 star category but we waited for 1 hour to get dinner and moreover it was not tasty at all and was not worth of the cost they asked. + View Fort Heritage palace Breakfast - Service Food quality(A la carte)

No entries for outsiders. If we want to have a look and enjoy the ambience we have to book a room for minimum 10k. Taxes extra. Otherwise there will be no entry ni the fort. Very bad

An old deserted fort refurbished into a luxury hotel. Our room was located in old wing having only curtain privacy for bathroom. Services are excellent. Variety of food stuff served in breakfast, lunch, high tea and dinner with excellent taste and quality. All the staff members were very cooperative. Location is good but approach road is not good. Overall it is worth to visit.

Nice place to visit with family... Beautiful location and well built and maintained. From Delhi and Jaipur a nice place to go over the weekends... You get to a feel of living in the era of Mahrajas as it's an old fort... However wheel chair access is not there and lot of steps up and down to climb as is a fort... Not recommended for elderly people

It's a piece of historical importance which has been renovated to a modern resort. Highly overpriced. All the nearby attractions like adventure activities (flying fox etc) have been stopped for years BUT NOT SHOWN ON ANY SEARCH/TRIP SITE. It is not for people who cannot walk as the whole place is vertically designed. Food is OK. Not much in store for day visitors.

An idyllic and relatively isolated destination. Very friendly staff. The fort is open to visitors between 11am and 3:30pm. Tickets to see the fort cost approximately 400rs. You can also get lunch for approximately 1500rs (runs from 12:30 to 2:30). I highly recommend getting the lunch, largely due to the many wonderful desserts they offer. The artwork and antiques showcased at the fort apparently belong to the owner and his friends. Many of the artefacts have varying origins; I spotted artwork sourced from across India, and even a few from across the world. Residents of the Neemrana village also offer vintage car rides, camel rides, etc. If travelling from Delhi, tolls are likely to cost approximately 650rs total for a round trip.

This is a bit overpriced experience. The rooms are dirty and unkept. We had cobwebs, big stained cushions and dirt practically everywhere in the room. And we paid ~20k for that room per night. Nothing about this place screams luxury. Reception area, high tea place, cafe , bar .. all look like from a 3 star hotel. The good thing about this place is the fort itself. The views are very pretty. Looks prettier at night. Food is good and decent priced

I had a delightful two-day stay at Neemrana Fort Palace. The historic ambiance and stunning architecture truly transported me back in time. The staff was attentive and hospitable, making sure every need was met. The rooms were comfortable, though some areas showed signs of wear. The highlight was definitely the breathtaking sunset view from the terrace. Dining in the open courtyard was a memorable experience, with a variety of delectable dishes on offer. Overall, a charming getaway that offered a unique blend of history and relaxation.