Hotel Jaswant Bhawan

Disappointed & Treated Unfairly Our stay at Hotel Jaswant Bhawan was truly disappointing. The room service was poor and extremely slow, and it felt like we were being taken for granted. Despite paying for all their services including food and room service, the treatment we received was not up to the mark at all. What made it worse was the clear difference in how they treated Indian guests versus foreigners. It was disheartening to see how much more respect and attention was given to foreign tourists while we were barely acknowledged. This kind of bias is unacceptable and left a very bad impression on us. We had expected a comfortable and welcoming experience, but unfortunately, we left feeling ignored and disrespected. Definitely wouldn’t recommend this place to Indian travelers.

We were three families and we stayed in the last week of Dec. The property is small and has a homely feel to it. It has a history attached to it and it's evident across the hotel. Rooms are big (we stayed on first floor), everything is clean and nice. The bed itself was big and comfortable. Minor issue was the loud train honking in the night and a family with two kids playing some kind of games outside our room at 11:30 in the night distubed our sleep. The latter is luck and can't be blamed on the hotel though.||Since it's a small property, the resources are limited. The guy who carries your luggage, also serves as a server at the restaurant, for example. There was a decent waiting period at the restaurant, despite the fact that we were the only people there. Having said that, we had ordered a variety of food and that too in some quantity. The taste and quality of food itself was pretty good.||People overall were nice. The two elderly (probably) owners were very amicable. Our children were tempted to pluck the only two oranges on their plant and we were not letting them. One of the uncles walked up and told the kids to pluck. They even guided us with the route to the nearby Bhandasar temple. ||The gentleman at the front-desk, possibly the son of the onwer was overall nice, however, there was a minor incident which I wish he avoided. In the morning, our families were having breakfast at their restaurant, Aplenty food was ordered. The three of us men went to Chotu Motu Joshi to try their poori-sabzi and on the way back brought three kachoris for the ladies. And we offered them those at the open-air seating area of the restaurant. The man walked up to me and told, "Sir, outside food is not allowed here." I immediately apologised. It's all good so far. However, he repeated the same line with slightly more firmness. This wasn't needed really. We spent 7.5K on food there and didn't have to be lectured on three outside kachoris. Left a tiny bit of bad taste in mouth.||Overall a very pleasant non-hotel kind of stay and a property highly recommended.

Nice stay of two days in recent Bikaner trip. Everything was perfect, rooms are clean and spacious. It also have separate dressing area which make it perfect to manage your luggage and living area. They have enough parking space so no worries if you are travelling via own car. Food is super and it's heaven for alcohol lover as they have their own bar with indoor and outdoor sitting arrangement

Near trainstation. Very friendly people. Relaxed atmosphere. Well maintained and everything clean. Spacy room with good bed. I slept like a prince. Marbled bathroom. Splendid service. Perfect breakfast. I would certainly come back here again.

HIGHLY recommended and highly satisfying stay. You can call it homestay as the host stays on the property. Theyre very nice people and took care we had a comfortable stay. We booked 2 deluxe rooms for 4 people and it was extremely comfortable and value for money. It is a century old heritage property located at just 50-100 meters from the railway station back-gate. Located at a walkable distance from Junagarh fort. Therefore, very conveniently located and connected with auto-rickshaws to get around anywhere in the city. They also have an Inhouse restaurant where food will be cooked to order. So, it's a world of comfort within the property.

We made a last minute booking in this hotel and the owner was very kind to accomodate us and host us kindly. The staff is very kind and helpful with everything that you need. Their restaurant (Gulab Bagh) serves delicious food with a very good quality and quantity. The breakfast has a wide variety to choose from. The hotel itself is located very close to the train station. The interiors of the hotel and a layout are maintained in an antique palace style, which made our stay a very unique experience. The room was spacious and had all the necessities, the bathroom was quite big and there is a geyser for hot water supply. They have some of the cleanest bedsheets and linens we have seen so far in India. We stayed in the room no:8 which is located on the roof top and we could sit in the evening on the benches outside the room.

We were travelling around India on motorbikes. We'd decided on Bikaner for the camel festival, and booked this hotel. We were glad that we had. It was a respite from the mayhem of Bikaner.||||The residence of the last Prime Minister of Bikaner and run by his descendants, there was a sense of pride in the history of the place. It was modest, elegant, and well-cared for. The staff and owners were kind and caring of their guests. The food in the attached restaurant was fantastic...really fantastic. The food we had here was some of the best in India.||||Many thanks for a memorable stay in India.

This place would have scored a 4 star if not for it's dining experience. Please read on. This hotel has two sections. I stayed in the newly built one. Spacious rooms. New fittings. Hot water supply was a problem which was attended to. There was a power outage with zero power backup one morning (I stayed for 3 nights), which meant my equipment wasn't charged. Comfortable beds. Quiet even though there is a railway station almost right next to it. Literally walk from the station to this hotel. Ample parking and a tiny garden inside the hotel. Family run with great aesthetics. So now let me come to the restaurant. Not worth paying for the breakfast options. This place is not best suited for individual travelers or small groups. We saw large tourist groups (10-12 folks). This place has the hangover of a colonial era, with preference for non-Indian tourists. And a huge indifference for Indian travellers. Would recommend for family travel. But please don't expect anything in terms of a warm Indian hospitality (though one of their attendants, support staff is a welcome exception). And a very fast wifi.