Madhu Pushp Bhawan Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Personal opinion: India's most luxurious hotels in terms of size, facilities, and architectural style are more affordable than the hotels of Oberoi, Rila Palace, and even Taj's own chain in various parts of India. The entire hotel is located in a European-style garden. The garden is too big to walk around, sitting on the porch outside the restaurant, drinking beer, and looking at the fountain in the distance and the peacock next to it. Enough!

We started our holidays from here (it's about 1-1.30 hrs away from Jaipur). It's a beautiful place and the rooms are so Royal and beautiful. The hotel upgraded our rooms for free (sweet). Food is expensive, but I guess as per the standards of the place, it's acceptable and it was really good. This was the best place in our entire holiday. Hope to come back and stay a few days here. Also, this has so ***y insta worthy spots and no wonder ***y films have been shot here. Special Thanks for Mr. Ishan for helping us with a mini tour of the palace and explaining the history of some of the notable rooms in the palace. Overall, there are ***y people (staff) who will be ready to help you with taking pictures, recommending ideal places and angles for great photoshoots. Include this in your itinerary, if you can. Thanks Samode for a wonderful start for our holiday!

My wife and I booked this hotel for our stay in Jaipur, India, expecting a safe and comfortable place to rest during our travels from the USA. Unfortunately, our experience turned out to be nothing short of a nightmare. Around 11 PM on the first night, while we were in our room, the ceiling suddenly collapsed on us while we were sleeping. The room's fan was bent, and as debris fell, I was injured with some scratches and had a bump on my head. Thankfully, we weren’t more seriously hurt, but this incident left us shaken and traumatized. The hotel did offer us a refund and free meals, but after such a terrifying experience, we couldn’t trust the safety of the place anymore. We chose this hotel based on its appearance and amenities, but after the ceiling collapse, it was clear that the building was poorly maintained. It didn’t seem safe, and the lack of guests staying there only added to our concerns. We cut our stay short after the incident and decided to stay at another hotel. I would strongly advise anyone considering this hotel to look elsewhere. It was a terrifying experience that left us with lasting trauma, and it’s not worth the risk to your safety.

The hotel is 17 kilometers away from the city, a wall of paradise, the hotel is very deserted, breakfast is good. The price of ordering and eating buffet is almost the same, that is, the speed of serving is too slow. If you don’t have a chef, you are still running to ask how your food tastes. Security is in place, there is a power grid on the wall, and the hotel's free wifi speed is fast.

The hotel is beautiful, and the welcome ceremony also makes the hotel feel very friendly and welcoming. The finishing environment, location, and price are the most luxurious configurations in the area. Food can't pick faults, because Chinese people like to eat very limited things, so they have to find something to eat, they are already very happy. The female staff of the hotel are very good. I saw families with children who are willing to take care of them. But male employees are not the same, and there are often obvious and implicit tips for asking for tips, which makes people very upset. There are many activities in the evening, puppet shows, traditional Indian dances, music and more. After the 2 minute puppet show ended, the Indian came out and asked me for a tip, which made me very unhappy, so I responded to the lobby manager when I left the hotel. But this is not pleasant and does not affect the overall evaluation of the hotel. A family traveling with children is highly recommended for this hotel. The pool is also super large.