Hotel Bhairon Vilas

This is a very old heritage house converted to an hotel. The reconstruction is still ongoing. The rooms are different from each other. We stayed 2 nights in room 209, upstairs in the corner. It was an apartment than a room with a separate living area, large bedroom and a modern new bathroom. It was very clean and spacious. Because of the living area stay was very comfortable. In addition to the several ceiling fans the bedroom was airconditioned. There was a kettle with tea/coffee and a mini-fridge in the living area. We heard some rooms are small and dark. The property itself is like an art museum, decorated with many paintings and artifacts. Because of the old structure some areas are dark. The restaurant also has several floors with different rooms and decorations. There is nothing much to do in the area other than visiting the fort and walking around in the market and old city.

I stayed at Bhairon Vilas hoping for a comfortable heritage experience, but unfortunately the stay was quite disappointing. While the property itself has old-world charm and a beautiful historic ambience, the basic comfort and hospitality were lacking. The mattress in the heritage room was very uncomfortable, making it difficult to get proper rest. The bedsheets provided were torn, which felt unhygienic and not at all what one would expect from a hotel of this category. There was also no drinking water kept in the room, something that should be standard. Another major issue was the geyser — it wasn’t working, and the staff couldn’t provide a timely solution, which caused a lot of inconvenience, especially in colder weather. The breakfast spread was also very minimal with very limited choices, leaving much to be desired.

It's a very nice property. The hotel staff were also very friendly and helpful. Vinod ji provided excellent service. Special thanks to Bharat Singh ji.

I chose to stay at this property while going through the reviews and the pictures available online. But had a very difficult experience, worst stay till now. The room lacked basic facilities like drinking water , electricity which was going again and again and hot water during cold winters. The staff is also not much cooperative and while complaining the front desk just said sorry and no compensation given. The bed sheet seems to be of torn from a tent house. It was painful to pay such amount for such an unpleasant stay. Though the interiors of the hotel overall are good and it’s located near the fort but the room experience ruins it all. Would not recommend this place

I stayed there and even had my food in their own private restaurant, and it was very memorable and enjoyable experience for us...

A centrally located property. The Hotel has an incredible decor and collection of artefacts and antiques. The rooms have been tastefully done up in the local Rajasthani style. The owner Harsh has an impressive collection of antique cars. The breakfast is simple but tasty and wholesome. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay.

I was here after a very long time and the place has the same charm. The silence is filled with beautiful songs played here 🌟. I ordered a paneer tikka pizza, a cappuccino, a cheesy nacho platter and a signature drink gulaab something (tasted awesome!) Must visit. Staff is warm and welcoming.

I feel compelled to warn other travellers about this place. It is an eclectic museum calling itself a hotel, which it is not remotely close to living up to. Everything is unclean - rooms, restaurant, hallways, etc. However, the service is at another level of aweful. The staff have no idea what they are doing, don't seem to care and don't respond to even basic requests. We could not wait to get out of this place quicker. Without doubt the worst hotel by a long way that we stayed at over 15 days in Rajasthan