Hotel Desert Tulip

The hotel itself is quite beautiful as it looks like an old fort. The pool was exactly what we needed after a long day of sightseeing and the staff in the restaurant were great. Beware the electricity regularly goes out for minutes at a time. Within our first 3 hours, it went out 8 times. We had issues with the tv in our room. The front desk actually wanted us to pay for anything other than the three free stations. On the second day, we mysteriously had some English channels.

I get Very sweet nature from front office Specially preety and aasish very good person and food is also good I like it I enjoyed best experience I get Hospitality is very good Good hygiene Swiming pool is very best

Beautiful hotel, but no bar; so no alcohol served ! We had room 208 with a stunning view at the swimming pool. Nice bathroom but after taking a shower the whole bath room was wet. Swimming pool was nice, but very little chairs to sit and relax as well as towels to get at reception. Diner & breakfast in buffet. Nice and good vary of dishes

Neatly maintained, looking like a fort of maharaja. Safty is here for the guests. Enjoyed food, nice place for walking, pool is very clean, behaviour of staff is great. ………,…………….,,., 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

stayed at Desert Tulip for 2nights on mid Dec'24. We were total 11 members including 4 children..each and everyone had one of the most pleasant and memorable moments over there..must mention abt Mr. Biswajit Sarkar and his team, the Chef was an amazing *** and a great cook, Front Office staffs- the more I say about them the less will be praised.. Would surely love to visit there and meet them again and again.

At first sight, this looks like a really grand hotel, where we spent 2 nights touring northern India. Large room overlooking the pool, large bed, but the room could do with a refresh. Ok cleanliness wise. Nice pool area, but could do with more loungers. On the first night we went to dinner 5 mins after it started, and the dining room was full with large tables of large tour groups, it was like a school dining hall. To say they ate everything was an understatement and most of the buffett was very low or empty, having to push in to get anything, not wanting to wait after being busy all day we left, and apparently it was refilled after we left. The table we had to sit at was right at the edge of the room as an afterthought, and staff that night were totally disorganised. The next night couldn't have been different, we went 5 mins early, and although full, got a great table. The Buffett was hot and full with lovely ice cream for dessert, staff were great and really attentive. I think they need to look at using the restaurant that was closed for smaller groups and couples, it would have made the experience so much better. It is obvious that it is on the coach your route, but they could do more to make the solo traveller experience better.