Quite basic in many respects but comfortable, nonetheless. If you're used to five star marble and lots of polished surfaces, might be better to pass on this. Nimaj Palace is delightful, full of character with architecture and design similar to Exotic Marigold. Tremendous staff, warm welcome and attentive service throughout. You leave with a bullock cart ride through village probably... More

It's all I thought it should, not five star but a real jewel! The room was great staff fantastic, the sort of place you remember long after your home. Dinner on the roof, it's a long way up, with a dancer and fireworks finished of a great day. Then an Ox cart ride through the village to our coach was... More

Stayed here as part of a VJV tour group. The original booking was for two nights but after seeing the rooms and the dirty swimming pool we asked to be transferred for the last night to another hotel . The quality of the rooms vary, the one we stayed in was large and dark with a loud hole in the... More

We stayed the Nimaj palace with our Group Berge & Meer for one night on 12 th Dec ,2012. The Hotel is good overnight. Stopage between. Jaipur and Jodhpur. We did a vilage safari where we have seen Potters House and Gujjar House . An old temple Magar Mandi mata has interesting History. Tea break at make side and sunset... More

Although I only spent one night in the Nimaj Palace because I was on an organised 14-day tour of Rajasthan, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and felt very welcome from the time I checked in and was greeted with broad smiles and a garland of flowers. Highlights included participating in a particularly enjoyable cooking demonstration overseen by the lady of... More

a truly step back in time staying in this hotel.... no tv,no phone,no posh card room key,no safe box,no WiFi. BUT its all fine with me as this will make feel in the true india experience. enjoyed staying here despite of the non existing luxury or essential in the hotel. staff are very friendly and attentive. the food are one... More

Food was fine, room clean, staff attentive yet I was not comfortable here. I was double charged for 2 beers and felt the whole place had an aura of sadness. Needs a large amount of capital invested to encourage more visitors

The hotel is a family home and was converted circa 8 years ago - some of the family still live there. It was more like staying in a friend's home. They provided us with an excellent New Year's eve celebration.

This was certainly different from the large anonymous hotels we stayed in. Bedroom and bathroom were huge. The pool looked nice but was constantly full of pigeons which was rather off putting. Staff were helpful and attentive but the place was very quiet and there seemed to be too many staff constantly hovering over us. Food was good, except for... More