Amanbagh

This is a beautiful hotel The carvings here are also very beautiful which are made of wood, the food here is very delicious, the rooms here are very clean and the staff service here is very fast, there is also a small bar here thank you for all service

Where to start…from the warmest welcome song to the magical anniversary dinner on the balcony, this place has enchanted us. The hotel is an oasis of peace and beauty. The rooms make you feel as if you are a Maharajah or Maharani, the wildlife is a constant source of interest and the food is absolutely delicious. So much of the produce comes from the hotel’s own gardens; it’s some of the freshest and often delicate food we’ve ever had. The staff, led by the charming hotel manager Harry, are excellent and knowing how supportive the hotel is of the local community makes staying here feel beneficial as well as self-indulgent! I absolutely loved that if you put a little wooden carving on your bed each day to show you don’t need your sheets changed (and let’s face it people, who needs their sheets changed every day - you don’t do that at home I hope), the money saved on washing gets put into community projects instead. We tried to do most of the excursions and they were all lovely, giving you a real flavour of the local area’s history, culture and beauty. Amanbagh will live long in our memory and maybe we will get to come back for our next ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ holiday!

My stay at Amanbagh was magical! The property itself is stunning and very peaceful. The pool villa was beautiful and I loved the minimalism. Swimming in the private pool, especially during the rain and with all the natural sounds from the forest, was special. The experiences curated by the hotel are not to be missed, and the fact that the tour guides are local people from the surrounding villages make it a genuine and truly special experience. All staff at Amanbagh were extremely hospitable, the GM Ritesh was around all the time, and service was super efficient. The SPA was one of the highlights for me too, thanks to Sonam and his team of skilled therapists! I cannot wait to return!

Living upto its name, Amanbagh is truly a place full of peace and tranquillity. The staff and service is top notch. Every detail is taken care of to make your trip special. Shout out to Mr. Sardar. All and all a must visit for anyone travelling to Rajasthan.

Just left Amanbagh after a wonderful relaxing 5 nights there. The service, as with all the Amans in India was outstanding. Harry ensured out stay here and at the Aman-i-kahs was seemless. Everything was taken care of in a discrete and caring manner. The food here was also some of the best we have had in India. Bhageshwari did a fabulous job looking after our day to day needs, so promptly and efficiently. The suggestions made by Sparsh regarding dishes to try were spot on and he was charming. The beds were very comfortable and I had the best nights sleep here. Thank you Amanbagh.

My husband and I are seasoned travellers, and embarked on an 11-day tour of Rajasthan, culminating in our final night at Amanbagh. As avid fans of the Aman brand, with ten previous resorts under our belts, our expectations were naturally high. We had experienced incredible service in India at the Rajmahal palace, The Oberoi, Six Senses Fort Barwa and Aman i khas (shout out to Kishan and his team who were superb and a class act in every way). However, our experience at Amanbagh left us feeling disappointed and somewhat disillusioned. Let's begin with the positives: Amanbagh's location amidst the picturesque and storied hills is undeniably breathtaking. The tranquility of the surroundings, especially during the morning and dusk, cast a spell of serenity over the entire property. Additionally, the ambiance during dinner was enchanting, creating an idyllic setting to unwind even further after a day of relaxation. Regrettably, our stay was marred by significant shortcomings in service, a cornerstone of the Aman brand's raison d’etre. The staff, unfortunately, lacked the finesse, charm and sadly experience, that we've enjoyed on many occasions. Instead of the warm hospitality that we’ve grown accustomed to at Amans, we found the majority of the staff to be distracted and disengaged. The notable exception was the spa manager from Bhutan, who stood out for his genuine interest in us and our plans. During our first lunch, two waiting staff members were on their phones. To say the service lacked refinement would be an understatement. The absence of the customary acknowledgment from staff (except for garden staff), a hallmark of Aman, and having to wander to get someone’s attention at the dining area or pool was the norm during our stay. Moreover, we barely had any interaction with the GM except briefly during arrival and departure, a stark departure from our previous experiences. He seemed disinterested and it was a similar theme with every guest. I also wasn’t expecting a room cleanup on every occasion we left the room (which is the case at some Amans like Amansara/Amanoi!), however, I have come to appreciate and be spoiled by the full room clean on departure day which I’ve experienced at all others excluding Amanbagh. While it may be unfair to compare Amanbagh directly to Aman i khas, given the disparity in price and scale, we expected a level of service commensurate with similar other Aman properties. Unfortunately, that is hardly the case here. I suspect Amanbagh is an addendum to most Aman i khas itineraries, and felt just like that, merely an afterthought post a grandiose and wonderful experience. Why anyone would return here is beyond me. We hope that our feedback will prompt improvements and uphold the esteemed legacy of the Aman brand.