The Bagh

Hotel has recently changed management and seems to be undergoing renovations and upgrading. Not a problem however and all facilities very good. Room was a bit of a walk through gardens with peacocks to the restaurant. Not a hardship! Pool looked inviting but we had no time. Restaurant staff a bit distant maybe.

The Bagh, now Club Mahindra, Bharatpur. What an amazing holiday! A well kept, comfortable place with the palatial feel with peacocks all around. Great staff, they go that extra mile to help you. People like Bhoopinder, Omvir and Ramsingh are a real asset to the resort. The World heritage sight i,e the Keoladeo Bird sanctuary, barely a few kms away is spectacular,more so with a guide. Just 4 hrs drive from Delhi, this is a must visit place. Now is the season before the birds fly off to their homes.

Huge spread out property. With about 32 rooms. Dining facilities, travel desk, 24 hrs reception, room service and several activities. Also there is a large number of peacocks to add to the charm of this resort. Mahindra club has taken over the operations and management a few months ago. Nice option for a peaceful resort stay with several games and archery etc.

The resort is well maintained with pool and spa facilities. North Indian food in the restaurant is also nice but they need to improve on other cuisines like chinese. There are mosquitoes due to greenery so carry some lotion especially for kids. The only drawback was that in winters it takes a lot of time to get hot water.

Property is very old and recently taken on lease by CM. Huge area and spacious rooms however needs refurbishing and a lot of maintenance. Overall a sub par experience compared to other CM properties. Still to reach CM standards. Food is good.

This hotel is no longer called The Bagh - it is now Club Mahindra Bharatpur! We stayed here for one night in order to visit the bird sanctuary at Keoladeo National Park. Our room was a 'Heritage' room which was clean and tidy but looked a bit dated. The hotel is in a quiet rural setting. There are extensive grounds in a colonial style and chipmunks, peacocks and birds frequent the gardens. The swimming pool is a good size but the loungers and seating are in need of a good clean. One area around the pool had building materials. Pleasant restaurant space with the quality of food being basic rather than stylish.

Nice resort with peaceful environment. It's a large property with lots of greenary and wooden areas. Rooms: are nicely appointed, Decor is kept subtle to get the retro/ heritage feeling. (It's a new construction not a heritage property.) Restaurant: Food is very good, tastes like home food. Winter evening dinners can be really cosy and memorable. Activities: There are couple of large gardens and basic recreational facilities. High point is Bird watching inside the resort campus. You can spot 20+ species of birds here and in house guide is good. You can book your tour (free) at the reception. It is located close to the town. Bhajans and Bhandara at the near by temple certainly breaks the quiet of the woods. At times it can be really irritating. Overall, good place to stay and value for money.

Very good resort. 150 peacocks. Full of green. Room service is slow.. but food was ultimate. Staff is very nice and helpful