Panna Vilas - A Lake Facing Boutique Hotel

Location is perfect. Just opp to the Fateh Sagar Lake, morning walks ***** the lake r a bliss. Old City area is just 10-15 minutes drive. Property is well maintained. Owner seems to have installed choicest products in the rooms, for e.g. TV which hardly anyone watches is also of Sony. Bathrooms r big and have top quality fittings. Mattress which generally is a big concern for me was also of good quality. Ample parking with 24hrs guard is available just outside the property close to the main road. Food quality is premium. I stayed for 4 nights, given a chance, I would love to come back again, as the Staff is highly caring and courteous.

The Panna Vilas Boutique Hotel offers a charming heritage stay experience, blending traditional Rajput architecture with modern amenities. Located near Fateh Sagar Lake, the hotel provides a scenic view of the serene waters, making it an ideal choice for a peaceful staycation. The rooms are elegantly decorated, with antique furnishings and luxurious touches that reflect the history of the place. The heritage vibe of the hotel adds to its charm, with intricate carvings, frescoes, and royal decor throughout. The hotel's outdoor areas, such as the terrace, also offer stunning views of the lake and surrounding landscape. It's a perfect spot for a relaxing evening with a cool breeze. The on-site restaurant serves a variety of delicious local and international dishes, adding to the experience with fresh ingredients and attentive service. Overall, it’s a delightful stay for anyone looking to enjoy a peaceful retreat with historical charm and scenic beauty.

I am a single female western tourist and had a room booked here for several months in advance with my Indian guide and after spending 8 hours on a train and trying to check in at 11pm, the hotel staff made the decision not to allow a "foreigner" to check in with a "local". I could hear the hotel front desk staff on the phone with the manager repeatedly stating "foreigner, foreigner, foreigner, locaL, local, local". My advice is for no western tourist to ever stay in this hotel as they engage in discriminatory behavior in the name of religion, yet behave in cruel ways that are against religion such as not allowing a reservation for a foreign guest checking in at 11pm after a long journey. I also noticed that there was a group of about 15 young people on the second floor lobby at 11pm partying directly outside of the rooms, so I don't believe I would have slept here anyway with all of the obnoxious noise that the staff did nothing about.