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“Overall it was good for a day get away with family or a group.”

“I stayed there for 4 days. Overall I had a great time there. Nice breakfast and friendly staff. This is the best hotel in Jhajjar area. Only suggestion that start taking international credit card. I used my credit card across India without any issue (even with street vendor) but this hotel for some reason said that they don’t take international credit card( visa or Amex or discover) which can make your stay there little unpleasant. Other than that it was awesome. ”

“The room, the service, the quality of the food, the size of the courtyard, the view from the rooftop - everything was great. I'll definitely use it again if I get the chance. Thank you.”

“En upplevelse att bara vara på hotellet. Mycket historia och genuint indiskt. Bra mat, fina lugna platser att hänga på flera aktiviteter som kamelridning och linbana.”

“Room was pathetic. It was stinking. We had to ask to change our room but even after they alloted the new room it was bad. Cabinates were broken. Bathroom was stinking realky bad. Staff was rude. We asked for a towel and they accused us that we alreasy had a towel in our room. Their attitude was like we are living here for free. No amenties were privided in the room. You mentioned room would have bath rope; room would be sound proof all false. I am amused how this hotel is on expedia. I am...

“Properly is good but it needs to be managed properly. Food was not good.Delayed services.”

“Zimmer und Frühstückstische nicht sauber, in der ganzen Anlage keine Möglichkeit außerhalb des Zimmers und außerhalb der Essenszeit im Restaurant etwas zu Trinken zu bekommen. Koffer muss man auf Parkplatz rollen da der Fahrer nicht vorfahren darf. Freundlichkeit kennen wir in Indien anders. Die bestellten zusätzlichen Wasserflaschen die wir aus gesundheitlichen Gründen benötigten kamen nie.”

“Overall good. ”

“Hotel has seen better days, neglect has setted in which is a surprise for a Wyndham brand. Staff ok , although arranging a taxi to Delhi for 5500 rupees seemed a bit steep.”