It’s certainly an experience to stay here. It’s very close to the main road from Jaipur to Delhi so a good place to stop at on the way, we stayed 2 nights but apparently most people only stay 1.

On arrival some confusion with bags and what’s happening but once we reached reception all was quickly sorted and our bags were carried up the steep steps to reach our room. We had a small suite which was great, very clean, comfortable bed, kettle, fridge, bottles if drinking water do all good. No Tv but you don’t need one as the views and wandering around the fort keeps you busy plus 2 swimming pools, the top one only for adults.
The Wi-Fi is a bit intermittent but it’s fine.
There is a bar and restaurant separate from the main restaurant where buffet meals are served. Drink prices were comparable to UK prices and poor beer selection like most of India but food was good, good buffet at breakfast and staff were very helpful.
We loved wandering around, up and down stairs through sloping passageways to a new vista or an area with seating. The highlight for us was the walking tour the reception arranged for us with Baloo a local guide, we went to the stepwell that’s a15 minute walk away and wandered through Neemrana village chatting to some locals and seeing the potter, the blacksmith, the silversmith and I got a haircut at the barbers, my wife bought a beautiful silver bangle in the village at very good price. If you have time ask reception for the walking tour it was fab.

Tiny room with grubby shower which bore no relation to pictures of room type. Failed to advise we needed to turn on geyser in advance for hot water, no facility for snacks/drinks outside of specific times, advised very curtly in arrival ‘it’s not a hotel, no room service etc’ - worst, enquired day prior to departure re taxi booking and informed they could book it. Next day the price had trebled and we were informed Ubers don’t come here. The taxi was in fact the hotel car which was vastly overpriced. Didn’t bother me but nothing in ad to say absolutely not suitable for mobility impaired. Interesting and quirky building but would not recommend.