Hotel Rewa Rajvillas

The aloo paratha was especially delicious, and the rest of the food was great too. The location was perfect, and room service was excellent. Everyone was helpful, from reception through housekeeping. 🎯🤗👍

The room was roomy, with vintage furniture and windows that had no grills. Hot water was available around the clock, and extra mattresses could be arranged for an added cost. There was plenty of parking, and the driver was allowed to stay for free in a hall. The central location was convenient, and room service and the reception attendants did a good job. The old-fashioned electrical switches need an upgrade because they're hard to figure out.

The rooms are basic, so keep expectations modest. The bathrooms were clean but smelled, and during a longer stay you have to ask for fresh towels each day. I was told the hotel belongs to the rewa royal family. It's in a good central market location, with parking in front, and reception staff were okay and helpful. Room service was good and the people were nice. They have a restaurant, though I didn't go there. The food quality seemed okay, but I had trouble enjoying it and had digestion issues. Breakfast in my room was poha and tea throughout my stay. I tried different dishes for dinner, but they weren't good, so I stuck to dal and roti. My stay was okay. It's fine if you just need a basic place and don't expect too much.

We needed somewhere to stay on our way to prayagraj for mahakumbh, but at 11pm every room in the city, including this hotel, was full. The staff were cooperative and accommodated us in a hall.