Rajvant Palace Resort — Hotel in Gujarat

Stayed with family including elders and children for a night, while visiting statue of unity. There are no other good options in Rajpipla so opted for this. Prices are not low but the value for money is very low||Property is a more than 100 year old palace in need of maintenance. The rooms are large but that's it. The royal charm is missing. Bathrooms are bit shabby and the fittings are not well fitted.||The "royals" it seems were staying in the same premises while we were there so it does seem a lack of interest on their part to bring a touch of royalty in the place.||We were served oily dinner ordered from some restaurant outside on a large dining table with a dusty plastic cloth. We were given plastic plates and cups and water in a jug and told to serve ourselves. Staff was polite but there seemed no training.||Stay was not uncomfortable, cleanliness was average and we did get a good sleep.||However considering the place is supposed to be a palace and the charges are not very low, stay was disappointing to say the least. However it served our purpose for the day and there was no...

Beautiful place ... To be At ... Aur rahi haunted ki baat toh mujhe toh aisa kuch bhi nhi laga ... What a art work... authenticness of the place is still alive.... I'm at Rani Sahiba of Rajwant Palace and she was so so down to earth and wonderful so I feel that authenticity of the palace is due to simplicity and love of the people to whom it belongs.... and we should not forget the fact that this palace is of the great Manvendra Singh Gohil who is a first openly gay Prince in the world and he also runs a charity Lakshya trust which works with the LGBT community this shows the greatness of this people and Rajwant Palace itself it's a great place...

Probably with lack of interest or high maintenance costs the place is ignored. There is a museum in the palace with similar relics as one might find in a palace museum. The place is small, something like a small palace of the area. The ticket charges is Rs. 30/- per head (Nov. 2018). ||One can find old relics of Maharaja with a area dedicated to lot of family photos. ||Rest of the place is closed and locked. Had a peek at the back garden and the swimming pool. The pool is kept dry as there is no one to use it. ||Although not a great place, it a good stopover on the way to Vadodara from the Statue of Unity as...