Hotel Bhairon Vilas

A centrally located property. The Hotel has an incredible decor and collection of artefacts and antiques. The rooms have been tastefully done up in the local Rajasthani style. The owner Harsh has an impressive collection of antique cars. The breakfast is simple but tasty and wholesome. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay.

I stayed at this haveli during an Intrepid Travel trip, the property is really cute, but needs some attention and care. I really enjoyed the themes of each room and hope the hotel can return to its former glory. It's a quiet place directly across from Junagarth Fort There is a restaurant on premises across the entrance, worth a visit

Terrible service - never again! If zero stars were possible, this place would earn them. The staff was unhelpful and showed no interest in assisting customers. I waited over 20 minutes for the bill, only to be ignored. Even worse, they blatantly prioritize foreign guests over Indian customers. Basic courtesies like choosing a seat were denied, and water was served after the meal. No apology, no effort to improve-- Management is just as negligent. An extremely disappointing experience--I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone!

I feel compelled to warn other travellers about this place. It is an eclectic museum calling itself a hotel, which it is not remotely close to living up to. Everything is unclean - rooms, restaurant, hallways, etc. However, the service is at another level of aweful. The staff have no idea what they are doing, don't seem to care and don't respond to even basic requests. We could not wait to get out of this place quicker. Without doubt the worst hotel by a long way that we stayed at over 15 days in Rajasthan

Although they call heritage hotel and provide top class amenities like soap, dental kit, saving kit, tea kettle, room heater etc, the severely lack up keep of hotel and proper service. Room 206 has got working geyser but hot water is not connected to wash basin. Does not have hand faucet for commode. Doesn't have hangers in Almira. Tea making materials are short supply and they don't fill quickly. Towels are not changed every day. Some of my friends who came for a marriage along with me complain no room heater, no tea kettle in room. Overall Although well located (most heritage hotels are in city centre) it seems they don't have enough money for upkeep and service of this property.

Experience regal Rajasthani hospitality at Hotel Bhairon Vilas, Bikaner. Traditional charm meets modern comfort in this heritage haven. Enjoy intricate architecture, delicious cuisine, and a truly memorable stay.

Authentic Haveli with really old and dated decoration. Some may find it scary but I loved the vibe of the room with real leopard skin hung on my room wall. The property is well maintained although it can improve further to really be one of the finest heritage stays in Rajasthan. Walking distance from the Junagarh Fort gate and other famous eateries near the railway station. Limited breakfast options.

It is a haveli turned into a hotel with good services and staff. But the bill you get at the end of your stay will tell you the truth. The complimentary breakfast was third grade. Bread butter, banana and tea. On insisting they provided plain poha. Extra breakfast cost for such a small item is 300/-.