Neemrana's - Deo Bagh

“A beautiful property in a secret garden”

It’s a real gem; this secluded historic property boasts extensive grounds to wander, wide lawns, lush plants, and family temples—like a secret garden. My room didn’t match the Mughal fantasy I’d imagined, but it was very comfortable, with tall, firm beds, nice linens, a smart layout, and a very good bathroom. Every room has its own terrace, some under porches, offering views over the lawn, so there are no corridors and no door‑slamming from rowdy guests. The restaurant serves good food, though there’s no beer (I’d have liked one after a long trip), and breakfast is also good. The staff are very attentive and helpful, making this a top choice. The only downsides are that the area outside the Deobagh isn’t great, so you need transport, and the unpleasant floodlighting common in India ruins the nighttime ambience and should be removed. The Deobagh itself is beautiful, and Neemrana should preserve that beauty as much as possible.

Andrew·Vor einem Monat

“History, Gardens and Good Food”

The stay at Neemrana Deobagh was enjoyable, especially the beautiful temples and ruins on the grounds where you can relax and experience Gwalior’s history away from crowds. The restaurant food was tasty, the gardens pleasant to stroll through, and the staff were gentle and attentive. A peacock even appeared and danced right in front of our room during the rain. Overall, it’s a heritage property in Gwalior that’s worth at least a night. It is a bit farther from the railway station and airport compared to other Gwalior hotels, and while the city is compact, traffic can be tough at certain times. Like many restored sites, some plumbing issues popped up occasionally.

Smita·Vor einem Monat

“Lovely stay - made special by the chef and the staffs special attention to meals and getting us some local treats”

The lush green oasis in the city center is easy to reach, and the rooms are very comfortable; strolling around the property is a pleasure. The only downside is that there is no iron in the rooms.

Ruchira·Vor einem Monat

The natural surroundings were a highlight.

Nikhil·Vor einem Monat

“Beauté et calme du lieu, gentillesse de l’accueil: un petit coin de paradis!”

The setting is absolutely stunning: the hotel, with its various pavilions, sits in a park that houses temples and peacocks. The staff are meticulous, and the food is excellent. The only drawback is that the bathroom comfort feels “vintage”.

Corinne·Vor 2 Monaten