Fort Dadhikar, Alwar

The staff was extremely helpful throughout our stay. The property manager, Vishnu, was always available and ready to assist with anything we needed. The food was amazing, and the property itself is absolutely beautiful. Had a wonderful experience overall.

Quaint & quiet. The drive to the fort is picturesque and worth it if you're driving yourselves.

It's an old fort, so understandable if the rooms or areas are a bit stuffy.

I love the building it is magnificent, and the situation of the hotel is very beautiful. The rooms are large and very comfortable. They supported us in having a little room party for one of the ladies' birthdays and they provided a Birthday Cake at dinner, with her name on the cake, which was very thoughtful.

The counter staff at check in were very unfriendly and I have never seen such an unorganised process of showing us our room, getting the key and getting the luggage to the right person. Really need a better system, however, after much kerfuffle an older gentleman who I think was the manager, got it sorted quickly. The buffet dinner was quite expensive and after 23 days in India probably the worse meal we had had, as was the breakfast, very disappointing. Many of us had upset tummies after the dinner, we usually avoid Buffet Type meals in India but unfortunately A La Carte was unavailable. I was considering returning again next year because of the beauty of the building and surroundings but things (especially foodwise) would have to improve considerably.

The heritage rooms on the property and the location and rustic feel was the bigger draw.

The rooms need maintenance - especially older ones. In one of the rooms there was water leakage in the other room we moved into there was a fat rat sneaking in the night through a big hole it had cut through in the window.