Stunning property. If youre looking to stay at an actual palace, this is the place. Beautiful hand-painted interiors to give you the maharaja feels in the common spaces. Infinity pool, jacuzzi and spa are a must try too. Food was great but had limited options, although big thanks to the head chef for giving us extra attention.The area is pretty deserted, so if youre in Samode, theres no where to go to other than the property and village tour.

I am extremely disappointed with them. They took reservation from us for December 23rd evening in April. They immediately took 25% of our money. We sent out our invitations to our guest. They went ahead and made different reservation in the month of August without informing us. And now they are asking us to cancel. It is not clear they will even return our money. If you are planning any event at this venue, please DO NOT. We have worked with four other properties in Jaipur thus far and we have not seen such behavior. Shame on Samode!=====================EDIT:After this review, Samode Palace decided to respect their commitment and plan to provide dinner. We very much appreciate their reversal and professional response. Given this, I am reverting my ratings to 5 stars.Once we visit on Dec 23rd evening, I will update this based on our food experience. I am pretty sure, it is going to be amazing. Stay tuned for the details.

Property is quite good and stay was excellent and momorable. Worth visiting again.Whole team enjoyed a lot.

A beautiful place... a perfect hideout... one can plan a night out or a day outing.. they charge 1000 bugs to enter the palace which can be redeemed in the food bill. The place is a perfect monsoon timeout place....

A great place for a weekend getaway. Very close to Jaipur- just about an hours drive.A big property- the outside gives a palace feel.Rooms are spacious.Highlights -The green hills aroundThe infinity poolThe good food( very expensive though)The courteous staff.S visit during the monsoon makes it better. You can try climbing the 300+ steps to reach the top n then continue to reach the Veer Hanuman Temple.

It is one of the nice and very cool Palace in the vicinity of Jaipur, where one can feel good. Entry fees is around Rs1000, but the food is very nice and you can have a feel of Royal touch

We went for a wedding.The rooms were awesome!!! The surroundings were beautiful. The staff were helpful and courteous. We had a very pleasant stay.Moving around may be a bit difficult for older people.

Loved the Palace and the ambience.Awesome place to visit 😀Enjoyed the Palace tour with Mr. Umed SinghThe staff is so dedicated and humble, loved their generosity. I would love to visit again and strongly recommend. I missed the visit to the fort. Would love to visit in futureThanks to Samode Palace team.Special thanks to Mr. Hansraj for making our trip memorable.

The palace is set in the quite surrounding of samode village , one reaches it through a small drive through the village off the highway .The first visual to greet the visitor upon reaching is the imposing archway of the palace , the stone paved road leading to it is quaint and charming, with a hugh banyan tree and a hanuman temple with steps leading to it !The guards will let you in only if you have a booking to stay otherwise very politely you are guided to their samode bagh resort .Once inside you reach the driveway and parking with many immaculate antique cars parked there .The palace looks regal as you look up !!The steps then lead to the first courtyard of the palace , one of three. The royal facade with the carving and stone work is exquisite.The reception is in the second courtyard and the service polite and courteous beyond words .When you look around you notice the beautiful and manicured green trees,the artifacts and the wrought iron furniture all blending into a beautiful visage .The cleanliness and beauty of the place is striking .Next we were shown to our rooms which were upgraded by the management and once we entered we were thrown into a royal world of decades gone by !! The four poster beds , the antique furniture , the ornamental mirrors and the so very well appointed bothrooms .The opulence and grandeur of the entire place was breathtaking.The dining hall with the ornamental ceiling and antique chandeliers, the terrace swimming pool , the majestic durbar halls with the entire walled area covered in exquisite painting all make you feel like a royal prince !The legendary rajasthani hospitality is the icing on the cake .One can write so much more about the place but in short its simply superb , a must visit abode of existing royal experience for a quite family getaway , highly recommended !!

An excellent property 👌. Visitedmany times.

Its a really good place for a perfect weekend getaway. Small crowds. Food is really good. Staff is hospitable and courteous. Must visit. Amazing alternative option to nermrana.

Awesome palace, nestling in a valley surronded by hills. Great food. Lovely large rooms.A fort on the hill top, but its locked. Still a good hike.

Experience was good overallBut they charge a lot of overheads on simple MRP products as wellFor eg for a ₹15 cold drink they will charge ₹240Which was illogical

3/5Recently we visited this palace on 16 July-2021 and palace is very beautiful, If you are a day visitors then one hour is enough to see this palace. It was a good experience to visit Samode Palace. For day visitors they charge Rs.1000/- as a entry fees for per person and they provide food also, but food is very expensive.

Beautiful palace... Amazing food.. Even the rooms are awesome..

Great haritage hotel among the small hills of Arawalis in North of Jaipur .A must visit place of Jaipurs outskirts .

A fusion of mughal and rajasthani art and culture. Its a must visit place for those who want a real palace experience. Warm welcoming staff, royal rooms to stay.They dont have much options in food. Also since this palace is not in city u wont find any food options nearby.

Amazing place for tracking nearby jaipur on Aravali hills

Its a palace type of hotel with luxurious service.And remarkably beautiful.

The palace is overall good its very pretty the staff is nice too but I would like to request you to NOT order a pizza because the pizza base was so thin there was barely any topping on it while being a 5 star hotel the price of the food was okay but buying the pizza was a waste of money

Had gone for lunch at Samode Palace...What a beautiful place...the food was awesome...

Place is nice but food is pathetic! Really need to work on their food its really bad. I am having such bad stomach ache after eating herem wont recommend to anyone to visit this place. Highly disappointed.

One of the best palace near Jaipur. This palace was in my check list for long and I had amazing experience at this property. The staff is really helpful and supportive. The rooms give the feel of royals and I enjoyed my stay at this hotel.You can also visit Samode Bagh and enjoy the time with family.Loved the place and staff leave no time to make you feel like royals. Food is also good and you can even order if your choice.I loved my stay and wish to visit again at Samode Palace.❤️

Nice place in rainy season within 50 km radius of jaipur

Nice n beautiful place . But I have gone for trekking there, infront of the hotel theres a trek for samod temple and panchmukhi balaji . its a very long n exhausting trek but yeha at the end its all worth it .

An exorbitantly expensive menu with no great taste..A normal Indian cuisine which is priced atleast 4 times the normal rates . And that too in COVID times when they are working with quarter of staff and the complete property not still open.Had gone for dinner ..The tour around the palace was conducted by Housekeeping staff who was not even aware of the history of the palace.The Staff is not very friendly and accomodating. Simple request like having tea next to the pool was denied stating we should have informed atleast a day prior.The restaurant is run of the mill kind which was a total letdown. The restaurant was not even cooled properly.Simple things like water on arrival had to be asked.Overall not a pleasant experience. Better options available in and around Jaipur.Better plan on other options until you are planning to make your wallet lighter with no returns.

Good place for low rush visiting

Beautiful heritage property nice place.

If you wanna relax for few days than this is only the place to you stayed with family and friends, where you dont want to go anywhere, you just ordered and everything is at your place...

I absolutely loved the stay. Was taken care of and enjoyed a lovely diwali. The rooms were very huge and lovely. Food was excellent but would like a little more variety. Staff was very warm and friendly. Overall a pleasant experience would recommend

The place is exquisite.

Awesome hotel with excellent location surrounded by aravali

Very very nice place and a beautiful temple on hill

Nice and serene ambience. price of food is quite high but taste is good. behaviour of staff is nice.

This is a beautiful Palace tugged in the Aravali mountain ranges and snugly fits on between a small valley.The palace has been very artistically created into a hotel. The views are fantastic .A very quiet and relaxed holiday for couples . Would not recommend for elderly as too many steps and courtyards to manage .

Highly recommended place for relaxation..and serene surroundings.. Only if they can clean the approach road to Palace it will enhance its value... Food is good but too costly

A fairy tale castle one can visualise. Ideal for special occasions/ celebrations and unique accommodation/dining/meeting options. A Must stay if you are looking at luxury accommodation near Jaipur.

Went there today. It’s booked for 2 months. For some web series shooting. We were shooed off by the guard. Just writing so that other people are not bothered like us. Go so far and we were not even allowed to have a cup of tea

Nice place for a weekend getaway but pricier for its offerings. Food definitely is way beyond general 5-star standards. 👍

Entry charge: 1000₹/person. 😂😂We couldnt even use the washroom

Lovely property to stay in with amazing service and great food.Would recommend for all.

This heritage property is beautiful, spaced out into different courtyards. Each room is different from the other. The suites are grand. The view is spectacular.Now you must wonder why after such high praises i’ve given 3 stars to a 5 star property, that is owing to their service.We stayed there for close to a week and had a few issues.Firstly there’s no WIFI so don’t be fooled by their online description.Secondly you have to walk a LOT, so if you have any knee issues please come prepared. Moreover you may pass a damp stench at certain intersections that wasn’t attended to despite repeated requests.The room service takes hours at times.Some rooms have AC and plumbing issues. I understand it’s a heritage property but i’m still paying for a 5star experience so is it wrong to expect that?Some of the staff members may seem somewhat rude at times but that shouldn’t take away from the staff that was helpful. It’s a mixed bag honestly.Also, if you are a tea lover, insist on hazariji’s chai.

Place for trekking lovers. Best time to visit after rainy season so that you can enjoy greenery .

Well maintained hotel, very hospitable staff. They can go a notch above to ensure Covid precautions.

So amazing place and a must visit place for night stay. Its a safe place.

Amazing and beautiful place to spend one or two nights. Property is worth taking a tour of..

This is a historic and magnificent building. The grand embellishments worth visiting.

Samode Palace in Rajasthan IndiaSamode palace, Samode Haveli and Samode Bagh (Garden) are heritage monuments of Maha Rawal or Maha Saheb of the Amber and Jaipur principality in Rajasthan, India. . The architecture of the building comes from Indo-Saracenic architecture, the place combines the best of Indian and Mughal styles. This building has been around 475 years old, but this building still looks nice, neat and sturdy. Because of the long history of this place, this place is often used as a location for film shooting.If we depart from Agra then before we reach the city of Jaipur we can find the samode palace first, which is located about 40 km from the city of Jaipur. This building is now used as a hotel, and restaurant managed by the royal family with the label Samode. Samode Restaurant is full of foreign tourists with typical Indian Rajashtan royal cuisine, with all you can eat food for 23,000 INR or around USD23.

It was a good experience to visit Samode Bagh...full of colourful seasonal flowers and perennial trees like gooseberries..tamerinds...fountains...food was averaged ...but its a must visit place if you are a jaipurite

Mind blowing. Has an infinity pool as well as a regular pool. Surrounded by hills on 3sides. Food is amazing especially the mutton.

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Very nice place

Excellent property...Safe n hygenic placeVery comfortable stay very friendly staff... Amazing food...A must visit heritage property..for a royal experience

Great place for destination celebration of special occasion! Staff were very courteous and helpful.

Samode Palace is a 475 years old mansion built by the noble feudatory. Now converted into a heritage hotel, the palace boasts of its attractive and intrinsic artwork and paintings. The marble floors, mosaic walls, murals and floral motifs also give the palace a charming look. Samode is also amongst the most gorgeous palaces in Rajasthan for weddings.

After having previously stayed At Samode Palace in 2017, and having loved it so much, we were determined to stay here again with our friends the Morabito’s as an interlude from our contestant travelling, a ‘luxury stop’ as it were.We were greeted by The Duty Manager Manoj Acharya, a MOST welcoming, warm and helpful guy. Our friends rooms were wonderful but we were not as happy with ours, Manoj would not stop till he found us a room we were happy with that met all our criteria.Thank you for your kindnesses Manoj.The hotel is perfectly located being RIGHT IN the village. It a very short walk to all Samode has to offer culturally. Views from many of the rooms are of the mountains or the pool or both, all rooms are unique in design, very clean and traditionally fitted out in Indian style. There are three open central courtyards, two outdoor pools, two jacuzzi es (warm), indoor and/or outdoor dining with expansive views, fantastic vintage car collection and THOSE views. In the restaurant, staff are good not o e person stands out, his name is Sahu, great service printed person, pro active, and very humour pjs. Sahu knows they line betweenProfessionalism and funThankyou Sahu.Samode Palace is a great hotel. Thankyou to the staff who smiled all the time and continuously made us feel most welcome.Our only small negative was the WiFi. It hardly works in rooms and this should be addressed, it is important nowadays.Thankyou for our enjoyable stay.Kehren Eade and Rakesh Singh

Royalty at its best...beautiful palace full of colourful flowers with winter blooms...great place for weekend getaway near jaipur in Rajasthan... You can opt for night stay for which prices are listed on any booking site else one day outing tour can be done which cost 1000 per person on entry gate (covered for food in inside restaurant)...you can cover sights in 2 hours..which consist mainly of sheesh mahal with guide, vintage cars parked outside mahal, whole outside property of samode palace, samode bagh which is nearby only.... Lots of beautiful backdrop for nice pictureCurrently pool usage is not allowed due to covid-19

I have been invited to a Wedding at Samode Palace and I spent there three days. I dont know how to express the wonder I felt once I got there: the place is magic. We enjoyed the service, the rooms, the location and the amazing celebrations. Also special thanks to Naval from Reception that did a guided tour of the Palace for us, explaining in detail the history of the place and the different rooms. A hidden gem that I would definitely recommend.

Great place. Good Ambiance

Amode is located 40kms northwest of Jaipur on Jaipur-Sikar road. The beautiful 475 year old Samode Palace provides a fine example of the Rajput haveli architecture while Samode Bagh offers luxurious tent accommodation. Visitors can experience the rural lifestyle by taking a camel safari through the village and visit local craftsmen.Exclusive and discreet, Samode Palace has been host to royalty, celebrities, artists, and the discerning traveller. Awaken to the quiet dawn, or have a cocktail on the terrace garden to the accompaniment of folk musicians. Run your fingers across the intricate story of an ancient mural on an uneven wall. Emerge from a gentle healing massage at the spa, or perhaps just sink into the lavish bed in your room. Samode Palace weaves its magic on you.

Excellent place

Lovely place

Very well... Good Nice place....

A luxurious getaway in covid times. Rooms are clean. Amenities like shower cap will be provided if you ask. Mini fridge wasnt stocked. Pool and spa was closed due to government guidelines although one can spend time near it. Breakfast has variety, however lunch and dinner has few options to choose from. Staff is polite and cordial. One should take their own games etc for entertainment. Sheesh Mahal, courtyard, rooms are palace like and great for photoshoot. In dessert, we had ordered truffle cake which was not expected. Indian food prep was nice. A bit overpriced considering the facilities available.

I loved this place coz its interior was so amazing

Must visit !!!Brillant is the word.The palace, built by the noblemen of the court of the royal family, is located near the Samode village on the outskirts of Shekhawat. It is built of sandstone at the foot of the Aravalli range of hills (the foremost mountain range of north-western India) with a fortress-like setting. The interiors of the palace are composed in the ancient architectural style of Rajasthan: marble floors, intricately ornamented pillars, mosaic walls (with tiny pieces of small inlaid stones), with luxurious carpets, and decorated with old wall paintings (hunting scenes, floral motifs and so forth). At the entrance gate of the palace is a unique piece of a large-sized treasure chest made of dark wood with marble settings and gleaming glass. The Sheesh Mahal (Hall of Mirrors) is located on the southern side of the palace. The frescoes in the Durbar Hall and in the Sultan Mahal are said to be 250 years old. The palace is built on three levels (planned in a sequence of courtyards of increasing height) with a patio on each floor. There is an old ruined fort above the palace from where a panoramic view of the valley could be seen. The fort area is overgrown with vegetation but stone paved paths have been built to reach the fort heights. Samode fort was the former residence of the Maharaja. It is said that an underground passage links it to the palace that provided access at times of emergency. It is now approached by a well laid out stone paved path (300 steps). There is also an entry gate to the ruined fort. Two other forts close by complete the circuit of a circular walk from and back to the palace. There is also a small temple, 3 kilometres away from the fort.The Samode village near the palace is noted for its cloth made by block printing and also for handicrafts such as bangle making. There is a small artists colony in the village where miniature paintings are made.

Samode delights every single time - A getaway in any season

I went to my friends sister wedding and since then i am talking about this place. This palace is been built in a remote location just before jaipur in a place called samode. Rooms are beautifully built with a touch of luxury and authentic palace. Food isnt very good but acceptable. The experience is surely thrilling and gives you the feeling of a real life palace. When you roam around you will notice untouched chest and vintage cars which gives you the feel of an authentic palace. A must visit place and my experience was just marvelous. Staff members are very polite and welcoming and they also have ample of car parking space. Not many day to day things are available near by so i would recommend to take things which you often require.

If you are looking for a weekend getaway from Jaipur or Delhi then this is an amazing place to be. Property has amazing rooms. Restaurant serves delicious food especially the Raan was lipsmacking but must be ordered in advance. The spa facilities are great with inclusive steam and sauna rooms. There are two great swimming pools and the palace itself is also very gorgeous. Only problem is the road leading to the palace is connected via a village and there are many pigs roaming around no

Had an amazing stay here. Went for our anniversary and we were literally pampered. Both the staff of samode palace and samode bagh were really helpful and made it a stay to remember. We got a bonfire arranged for us in samode bagh for our anniversary dinner and it was really a nice gesture from the samode bagh staff. Special shout-out to Mukesh for the amazing pictures he took of us. Also i would like to mention that we went there during the covid times(1-3rd dec) and they had taken all precautionary measures for the sanitization and cleanliness of the place. The maintenance of the palace as well as the bagh is really good. The old paintings are still preserved well. Best part is seeing all the gates which are untouched since the start. Its a must visit and best getaway from Jaipur.

Serenity with Peaceful stays alongwith good food and scintillating views...

This is one of the most fraudulent hotels I have ever stayed. There are so ment better more honest properties in Jaipur, avoid this one at all costs!We were not told a film was being shot here. We couldn’t even pull up to the gate because of the commotion. My father who walks with a cane was made to go several hundred yards by foot. When we finally reached the hotel, we were shown to two rooms directly across from the area the crew was shooting. We mentioned the noise and were taken to two other rooms that were far below the standard for which we paid. Plus those rooms were also loud for opening onto a loud courtyard. I asked if we could be refunded our second night since we were not told about the filming. They denied my request. This place is conducting business very fraudulently! Stay away!

Very good

Amazing property with amazing hospitality

Omg!!! I have absolutely nothing negative to say about this place. Came to celebrate my cousins wedding, it was so extravagant. The service was one of a kind!! If you are EVER in Jaipur, you MUST stay in Samode Palace. Yes, its a drive from the city/airport, but it will not disappoint. One of the best experiences, you will ever experience!

Samode is one exclusive heritage property around 40Kms from the city of Jaipur.Ive been three times here and would like to tell me experience.Firstly its one beautiful property that had a charm that none has. It doesnt feels like a hotel at all thats whats different about samode.The rooms are beautiful and the staff treats you well the only downside i feel about samode is its price value for what it offers, beyond that its just beautiful.

Nice and beautiful location

Nice location

Excellent rooms, excellent service

Samode Palace was converted into Heritage Hotel in 1987.Built as a Rajput Fort in the 16th century, it was converted into an exquisitely designed palace in Rajput & Muslim architectural style under Rawal Berisal, a high ranking noble from Jaipur.The Palace has the Durbar Hall, Sultan Mahal & Sheesh Mahal.Built using sandstone, the interiors of the palace has marble floors, intricately ornamented pillars, mosaic walls decorated with old wall paintings.At the palace entrance gate there is a large, dark wooden treasure chest with marble settings & gleaming glass.

To begin with ITS NOT A PALACE. There is nothing Royal or elite about the place from the word go - poor parking arrangement, disorganised reception - the people manning the reception have mannerisms that does not befit palace category. The rooms are just about ok - in peak summer all u get is boiling hot water in the shower all through the day. There is no cold water.We made a booking for birthday celebration1. - we were not told that its dry day in the state and no alcohol will be served.2. Their fine dining restaurant was not operational, reason being its lean season. What about the guest who are staying in the so called palace where were they supposed to eat? The other option was a very sad looking restaurant filled with mosquitos and flies. Even the AC was not operational.3. Their terrace pool was also not operations - reason given some storm apparently which only came in their palace and no where else.4. The most disappointing was the food - like I said nothing Royal about it. For anyone who has stayed in palaces would really understand the treatment , quality of food and lifestyle one experiences.The breakfast was a very sad looking spread of stale bread, under cooked dosa and salamis which one would not like to even touch.When these issues were raised with the general manager - he gave an unassuming response sorry. There has been no response to the emaila which has been written to their management and owners.A lot of reviews are paid / free stay reviews. Hence misleading.I Strongly recommend that you avoid this rotten place at all cost.

Royal but coastly

A Royal Treat is the perfect experience to stay here.Amazing historical palace which is working as a hotel resort. Palace is huge and has almost four stories structure without lifts tou will have to walk and climb the big steps but the service is very good so you dont have to worry about the luggage and everything.Rooms are beautiful with royal interior and you feel like you are actually staying is a palace not in a upscale hotel because od awesome structure and interior of Pacale.Palace has large swimming pool, spa service, sheesh mahal and also palace itself is an awesome historical place to see.Food is amazing service is very nice overall Palace is very clean and well maintained.Recommend this palace for Royal stays in Rajasthan and also it is best for Bih Fat Indian destination weddings.

Great place

Awesome palace but we are not visit this Palace Because palace visit cost 1000 rupees par candidate/ person ( including 1 time food facilitie).

Good place

Its too good to stay away from jaipur only 35 km far from . Pure haritage property with all updated facility.

Samode Palace, which is built according to the Indo-Saracenic architecture in the 16th century, is considered as a Heritage site along with Samode Haveli and Samode Garden. The traditional Indian or Rajasthani designs are carved into the walls with the help of paint and marbles, these wall carvings are present throughout the palace in various colours and patterns. This palace is also known for hosting grand festivals, exhibitions and New Years party where people from across the world come to view the celebration style and is a known as a great host for the Royal families and celebrities in India.The Samode Palace was founded in the 16th century as a fort and later was converted into a Palace by Rawal Berisal in the 19th century. The fort originally belonged to the Rajputs and was later occupied by the Britishers. Before the transformation, Rawal Berisal (a nobleman) took over the fort when he was appointed as the Chief Minister of Rajasthan and converted the fort into a Palace with Muslim and Rajput architectural design.Samode Haveli, which is considered as a resort was also built by a Royal Family in Rajasthan where the Royal family would stay during vacation. Samode Garden was designed according to the Mughal landscape structure style and was built by one of the Sons of Maharja in Jaipur. This garden is located 4 kilometres away from the Samode palace where people can have a clear view of the Palace and enjoy natures beauty at the same time. The Samode Palace provides the best experience to the traveller where they get to stay in a room or a hotel decorated in each and every corner according to the Rajasthani style.

Place was ok

One must visit this palace before they die ... It has got everything what a palace should have. Amazing place and feel

I have seen Samode Palace grow over the last 30 years and it has transformed itself into a premium Heritage Hotel. The best is that it has maintained the traditional Indian Hospitality and royal standards while incorporating technology with such taste that the old world charm has not been lost. It is overall a fantastic experience to be at Samode be it for a meal, stay or an event. If you want to live like a raja you must experience Samode.

An hour journey from Jaipur city and Airport, Samode palace is a perfect getaway from the busy city life. Samode palace is a palace turned 4 star property, where one still feel the royalness in the air. The entrance to the palace is having a huge wooden door, probably to open requires a gang of men. As we enter the premises, we can see wintage cars collection of the Royal family. There is a gift shop as we enter the palace main building, sovereign kept for purchases. Lot of rooms and escapes routes, gives the feeling of ancient time enemy attacks and internal treachery. There is a restaurant which offers a good delicious food and beverages. Best is to stay there and explore the palace instead of an evening visit for a wine and dine.

Samode Palace, Samode Haveli and Samode Bagh (Garden) are heritage monuments and structures built by the noble feudatory with the hereditary title of Maha Rawal or Maha Saheb’ of the Amber and Jaipur principality in Rajasthan, India. All three have rich history of several hundred years and display a fusion of Mughal and Rajasthani art and architecture. They are now part of the Heritage group of hotels under the flagship name of Samode that are run by the hereditary owners of these structures. The Samode Palace is located 40 kilometres (25 mi) north of Jaipur city, the Samode Haveli is close to Jaipur (centrally located within city limits, 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) away from the city railway station) and the Samode Bagh or Garden, 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) from the palace which is also run as a luxury hotel.

Peaceful place

Cool nice

Good place must visit

Good for weddings only.

Very good place.From samod palace you can go Veer hanuman temple by the way of mountain.

Very attarective place

Excellent place Samode palace surrounded by mountains which is more then 200 years old.Renovated and very well maintained . Ambience is so nice .flower beds and flowers complimenting and enhancing the beauty to the place . All the rooms have nice traditional painting and designs on walls. Old Belgium glass schndliers are very attractive. Wall to wall duries rugs are very attractive. Its good place to stay with excellent service and food. Very neat and clean placeYou get a out of this world feeling. Swimming pool is also good.Collection of old vintage cars is superb.Well worth visiting and staying there.