Lovely place for a staycation just few hours from Delhi NCR. Beautifully maintained with amazing service. The food served is lovely and just like home made. The staff is friendly, polite and prompt. The rooms are well maintained as well. Definitely recommended
Parijat Garg1 year ago
Quiet rustic place. Spacious property, great food. Little better upkeep of the amenities could make the stay much better
Sanjay Singh1 year ago
It is good place but sports facilities are very less. Cricket and badminton are there but They should include vollyball and other activities.
Ankit Gautam1 year ago
This place is the best weekend gateway from Delhi-NCR. 2 hours of drive from Delhi. This is actual fort of Raja Rao of jatt clans. Very really and natural experience. Situated in centre of village. Daily life of farmers and farming facilities can be seen here.
Ajay Rai1 year ago
It was a great experience and all the facilities were up to the mark. Only one feedback that they should add more kid related activities.
AKASH GUPTA1 year ago
The place is distinguished by the regality and pompous ambience. It is different from all the modernity in hotels which makes it one in a class.
Rakesh Prasad Chaturvedi1 year ago
An 80 minutes fabulously smooth car drive transported us from the maddening hub bub of NCR to Kachesar, a sleepy laid back Hamlet, with the quaint Mud Fort hotel. Ideal halt for biker groups I feel. Over 24 hours we thoroughly enjoyed the IMMENSELY keen and oozing Hospitality of the staff, proactively forthcoming to attend to what may be needed. Food is good, fare local. Vegetable and milk is fresh as can be, from the fields and really really nostalgically therapeutic. There are many activities to keep busy on, though I preferred the'doing nothing' read a book routine in the Sun. Children went tractor and ox cart riding through the fields, returning munching on freshly plucked Ganna and Mooli. Then there's potters wheel to try ones hand on under tutelage of a Potter. In the evening we ordered a bonfire and sat around chatting long into the night despite the cold. The staff kept the embers going. Next morning We did some kite flying and visited a jaggery making plant before returning home though there could've been more to do; kids wanted to do more of trampoline!! A very happy experience. Yet can be happier if some functionalities were attended to....like tv or all light points not being operational.
Rajendra Maini2 years ago
A very nice place to travel back in time, nice food a great place to chill out.
Over 24 hours we thoroughly enjoyed the IMMENSELY keen and oozing Hospitality of the staff, proactively forthcoming to attend to what may be needed. Food is good, fare local. Vegetable and milk is fresh as can be, from the fields and really really nostalgically therapeutic.
There are many activities to keep busy on, though I preferred the'doing nothing' read a book routine in the Sun. Children went tractor and ox cart riding through the fields, returning munching on freshly plucked Ganna and Mooli. Then there's potters wheel to try ones hand on under tutelage of a Potter. In the evening we ordered a bonfire and sat around chatting long into the night despite the cold. The staff kept the embers going.
Next morning We did some kite flying and visited a jaggery making plant before returning home though there could've been more to do; kids wanted to do more of trampoline!!
A very happy experience. Yet can be happier if some functionalities were attended to....like tv or all light points not being operational.