We stayed at the Bagh because we wanted to break our journey from Agra to Jaipur and had wanted to see Fatehpur Sikri along the way. As a pit stop, the Bagh is very plush: an oasis of calm amongst the bustle of India. The other big attraction for the Bagh is of course its proximity to Keoladeo National Park,... more

I selected this property after reading Trip Advisor reviews & subsequent review of websites of a few hotels, followed by direct communication with the hotels. The name "THE BAGH" means "THE GARDEN", which is really wonderful to walk through. The numerous fruit trees does add to the appeal. However, the one dinner that we had, left much to be desired,... more

We left Amanbagh late morning and began our drive to Agra. We scheduled a stop at The Bagh for lunch. We were very happy we did. We entered the property and walked about a hunderd meters through a lovely garden and passed several interesting structures. The dining room, we were led to, was a well maintained stand-alone building. The room... more

After the overnight train from Kumoan to Delhi and straight on to Taj Mahal and Fatephur Sikri this was such a brilliant place to stop, relax and catch up. We loved the tranquillity of this place, the ability to walk through gardens, swim alone in the secluded pool, watch the birds - a little peaceful paradise and just what we... more

The two bad things I found about this hotel were that there was no breakfast arrangement. I love breakfast with the room and they said that they didn't have that because there werent enough people in the hotel. It's really disappointing because bharatpur doesn't have that many places to eat. Also, no TV which may be nice for those looking... more

The rooms are spartan, but fairly comfortable. That is if you don't mind sleeping on a foam pad mattress. The bathrooms are old, but everything works. The dining room is buffet style and the food and service are excellent. The restaurant manager and the chef were very accomodative of guests requests. The resort is in a walled compound adjacent to... more

Urgent message to fellow travellers. To extort money at rates of a Five Star Hotel for a fly ridden hole is not ethical. We provide these comments as a personal warning. Having stayed at several heritage properties in Rajasthan we had high expectations of this hotel. On arrival the greeting was non-existent, the "office" unwelcoming and worst was yet to... more

We found this hotel recommended by Alastair Sawday's 'Special Places to Stay' and were attracted by its proximity to the Keoladeo National Park. We were not impressed by the overall feel of the place and it decoration seemed to be a little tired. Whilst the place is an oasis of calm it was also perhaps too quiet with few visitors.... more

We went there for a one night stay with the main objective being a couple of visits to the bird park. The resort is about a 10 min drive to the park which is great. The resort can set up a guide to accompany you to the park, (Rs 500 for one session) tho' we chose to take a guide... more