Results 1 - 0 of 12 Laxmi Niwas Palace Hotel Review(s)
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 4/5 Posted by MR. DERIAN, Paul Joel, France in August 2008
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| "The hotel premises and the environment are excellent, superior to the rooms that are confortable, very large but a bit too dark, with no natural light and decoration that deserves to be refreshed.
Enjoyable visit of the palace and excellent dinner in the courtyard with music and dancers. Friendly staff.
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 3/5 Posted by MR. BHUWANIA, Achal, India in July 2008
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| "Everything was good barring the Airconditioner which was the most important due to the hot summer. The room was too big for the small aircon and the room temperature was 30+ and was quite difficult to sleep. There is no point having a great room if the bare essentials are not taken care of. Probably its better to stay in this hotel in the summer. " |
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 5/5 Posted by MR. SALMON, Anthony, United Kingdom in April 2008
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| "Very good hotel in an amazing building.
A good choice" |
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4/5 Posted by MR. HUEBNER, Leo, Germany in February 2008
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| "Wonderful palace! A bit out of town. Good and clean restaurant. Good service. Wonderful evening show.
Our room was very big but terribly cold and not clean.
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4/5 Posted by MR. DOERRENBERG, Stephan, Germany in January 2008
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| "We stayed at Laxmi Niwas Palace for one night on our way from Delhi to Jaisalmer. I had booked a Haveli in town at first but then I read that other travellers mentioned that it is not worth to be in a central location in Bikaner as you will not go outside in the evening anyway....so we changed to Laxmi Niwas which is a bit out of town.
Its a beautiful Maharaja's Palace and our room was almost as big as our apartment back home. The hotel restaurant offers nice lunches and dinners in the courtyard of the hotel and in the evening at dinner time there was some sort of cultural show with local musicians and a dancer (she also walked on broken glass etc etc).
During the rest of our trip we had some drinks or meals at other Palaces where the service was much better than at Laxmi Niwas (not saying that the service there was bad!) - but the room prices for the other palaces were much much higher.
So I can really recommend this place if you intend to go to Bikaner!" |
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4/5 Posted by MR. FORSTER, Herbert, Germany in December 2007
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| "an very ancient palace, of course like a palace all the rooms orientet inside an therefore very dark" |
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3/5 Posted by MR. NIJSTEN, michel, Belgium in November 2007
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| "Impressive but dusty large rooms... A better deal are the more cosy and comfortable smaller rooms or the roof ones. Amazing great location with "royal" feel..." |
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4/5 Posted by MS. COSTA, noemi, Spain in September 2007
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 1/5 Posted by MR. CANO, luis, United States in January 2007
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4/5 Posted by MRS. CHANTZIOU, AVRA, Greece in November 2006
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| "EXCELLENT HOTEL AND LOCATION, GREAT ATMOSPHERIC ROOMS, VERY HELPFUL AND POLITE STAFF. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED" |
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