Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel

Memorable stay with lots of fun visit once for the hospitality located in mysuru, wing of the city, families can enjoy the adventure, and ambiance is mind blowing staff are very helpful helped with requirements visit the property for matured hospitality.

If one wants to enjoy royal ambiance for a couple of days with a major hole in the pocket, this is a good place. Room is large and old fashioned. It lacked a few must and good-to-haves. For instance, the switch of the bed lights (no lamps) are far from the bed, no plug point near the bed for charging mobile, etc. Service could be better. Yet, would say, good value for money to live in an actual palace.

We booked this place for an overnight stay hoping to experience the grandness at one of this renowned historical place, but only to our disappointment. There was no one at the reception when we reached the hotel. A hotel stuff was too busy talking in phone while we pondered where to park our car and what to do next. When we went in, there was hardly any smile on anyone’s face let alone any welcome drink or appropriate conduct. And that continued for the whole day, not sure if they were too stoned to respond with a hint of smile for once. It did creep us out a little bit to be frank. Anyway, coming to the property. Horrible in terms of maintenance. The whole room smelled like a hospital quarter. There were small insects on the bed. The fan made a “grand” whirring noise. The bathroom was smaller than that of a proper 2 star hotel. Toiletries were minimal, towels were worn out. And the list goes on. Anyway, you can visit this place for experience in the morning or afternoon, but DO NOT book a stay. Prefer an Oyo for better cleanliness and hygiene, no I mean it! Such a waste of our money.

Ambience, Breakfast, Staff, front office was excellent. But there were lots of small cockroaches in the toilet. The staff however were cooperative and they did spray some medicines, but it was not of much use. May be a professional pest control to be employed.

The only Palace hotel in the south India. At present it's maintained by JLR. But the standard is not JLR standard. We stayed for one night in the Deluxe room. Rooms are looking old and need renovation. Breakfast is reasonable spread and delicious. You can stay for one night and enjoy the palace hotel experience.

Wir haben hier nicht gewohnt. Wollten nur die Hotelbar des im Lonely Planet empfohlenen Hotels unter „ Koloniale Architektur“ im Buch von Südindien besichtigen. Dafür haben wir 200 Rupien bezahlt. Die an der Bar wieder erstattet worden wären. Die Terrasse hinter der Bar ohne eines einzigen Mobiliars. Hinsetzen & Genießen ? unerwünscht? Wir sahen ein herunter gekommenes , seit Jahren nicht mehr renoviertes Hotel. Wirklich unzumutbar. Die Zimmer haben wir nicht gesehen . Aber das drum herum war ausreichend. Auch die Gartenanlage ist sehr, sehr ungepflegt. Was sehr schade ist . Bitte meidet dieses Hotel . Restaurant gleicht einer Massenverpflegungsanstalt. Tea Time ( Tee bzw. Kaffee ) muss selbst in Metallbecher gezapft werden. Dafür stehen große Metallboiler zu Verfügung. Es war auch ziemlich leer , nahezu ausgestorben. Um ca. 18 Uhr.