One of best & decent hotel at Kota to stay. we stayed there one night.The room is very spacious with a comfortable big bed.Nice royal heritage bar, food is tasty and served well by royal well dressed staff. All basic facilities are available.This is a palace of former local maharaja, and still inhabited by descendants.. Good place for relax with... More

We like the Umed Bhawan Palace Hotel. We were upgraded from Deluxe to a Suite. The room is very spacious with a comfortable big bed. For a heritage hotel, the bathroom functioned well with a decent shower head and hot water. It is better to wait for another 10 minutes before the second person takes the shower. The restaurant cooks... More

The hotel facilities are reasonably good keeping in view of heritage treat. Hotels rooms& bathrooms are decent upkeep is good. Nice royal heritage bar, food is tasty and served well by royal well dressed staff. All basic facilities are available except . One of best & decent hotel at KOTA to stay. Very silent place. Every where peacock and other... More

The sixth hotel of my Rajasthan tour with a group, I stayed there two nights. Built in 1904 by Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob (1841–1917) In the middle of a park. This is a palace of former local maharaja, and still inhabited by descendants. I got a big room upstairs with big dressing room and big bathroom, no window in the... More

Spent very Interesting one day at Palace. Hotel is palace of former local king still inhabited by descendants with half converted to hotel. Not for someone who desires modern fell, but my room was clean and very spacious. I had a double bed in a large room complete with decorative arched pillars, a comfortable separate sitting area and large bathroom.... More

This hotel is located within the city and is In fact best hotel to stay in Kota. A more than 100 year old palace converted into a Hotel! As this is a "Heritage" property, care has been taken to blend modern with the old without affecting the heritage. The lobby has nice high pillars and ceilings are nicely painted with... More

What an experience, the Raj family who live in one area of the palace and the guests who live in the other. Rooms are filled with history and romance of days past. Heavy wooden mirrior frames, artistic wooden period furniture....you travel through the columns and pillars to a different time.......................We loved it. Wonderfull service, the restaurant states it serves Indian... More

Spent a very interesting 2 nights here on recent trip to India. Hotel is palace of former local king still inhabited by descendants with half converted to hotel. Not for someone who desires modern fell, but my room was clean and very spacious. I had a double bed in a large room complete with decorative arched pillars, a comfortable separate... More

A delightful hotel indeed a real Royal Palace. The staff are brilliant with high levels of service, it doesn't take them long to know you, your name and your preferences in the bar or restaurants. Certainly not your modern box, each room is very different. The wonderful multi-quadrant layout was designed by a British Royal Engineer in the early 1900's.... More