Neemrana's Tijara Fort Palace

We stayed for two nights in late August. The highlight of the property was definitely the food. Although the buffet had fewer choices compared to a typical 5-star hotel (about 15-20 options versus over 50), the quality of the food was excellent. The homemade ice cream was very tasty, and the ginger-cardamom tea was very comforting. Dosas were made fresh at a live counter. The menu mainly featured healthy items like bajra and hummus. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We felt the Fort tour could have been skipped since the property doesn't have much heritage value. One area for improvement is the road leading up the hill (about 1-1.5 km), which is still awaiting official approval. If that can't be fixed soon, adding some street lighting or night lamps along the path would greatly help travelers.

Positives - 1. Staff is good and responsive 2. Food tastes good 3. The views from the fort are beautiful Negatives - 1. The last 1 kilometre approach is very poor. The cliff leads only to the fort but the roads are not well developed, lacking proper barricades and lighting, making it very unsafe to drive at night or in rain 2. Although the rooms are nicely restored, there is a smell in the toilets. We had multiple rooms and this issue was present in all 3. Food prices are high, and since going outside is unsafe due to the cliff ride, guests are forced to eat only at the hotel restaurant. There is no delivery service like Swiggy or Zomato 4. The rooms do not match the price charged (above Rs 10K including taxes without meals) 5. They have golf carts or vehicles for guest transport, but usually there is a wait of 10-15 minutes 6. Breakfast spread is very average Verdict - This place can be skipped as there are better options in this price range, but if someone wants to experience a heritage property, a one-time stay is possible

Had a wonderful stay at Neemrana Tijara Fort. The beautiful heritage architecture, peaceful surroundings, and warm hospitality made the experience truly memorable. A perfect place for a relaxing getaway—highly recommended!

Couple • India • Aug 2026

Great location. The staff was courteous and very supportive overall but the food was Pretty bad. Tried Chinese continental and Indian snacks in dinner. Bf has limited options but not even 1 item was tasty. Fridge in my room didn’t work, I did not report it but then these things some be checked before hand. AC of my other room didn’t work. Complaint thrice and finally shouted to get the room changed, wasted one hour !

Group • India • Aug 2026

This place is great for a staycation for those living in NCR, Jaipur. I rate it 3/5 mainly because we visited Neemrana Fort Palace last year, and their hospitality was truly exceptional, which Tijara lacked. There were definitely some positives and negatives here - Pros: 1. The room was huge compared to the same category room at Neemrana. 2. The fort is larger than Neemrana Fort Palace and other heritage sites we've stayed at, with several separate heritage buildings, some recently built, and not too many stairs, which is good. 3. They offer a golf cart service for elderly and those in need, which we used since we had an infant. The dining area and our room in Mardana Mahal are about 200m apart. 4. Breakfast was good. Cons: 1. Hi Tea was served outdoors in July, which is not ideal due to humidity (Neemrana had an AC hall for this). 2. The swimming pool wasn't ready on time in the morning; cleaning was still going on at 7:45am, though timings said 7am. 3. Some minor issues - when we asked for an exit route, the staff didn't know and took us a longer way; the fort tour guide spoke only to a small group of 3-4 people instead of the full 15. 4. At checkout, when asked if we liked the stay and we gave a somewhat negative response, they didn't want to continue the conversation. 5. Getting to the fort involves a 500m steep uphill car ride on a rural track without fences, which can be risky. Note: If you've stayed at Neemrana Fort Palace, Tijara might feel like a downgrade in breakfast variety and hospitality, so maybe visit Tijara first. Apart from that, it's a decent stay at a beautiful property near NCR.