very nice hotel the room are beautifull bed are very confortable nice pool and staff very helpfull , great pool it can be very hot in kajuraho good breakfast we went out for dinner into town we dine 2 times at mediterraneo restaurant very good restaurant very popular for tourists.

Hotel is nice and clean. Try to get a room facing the swimming pool. The food both at dinner and breakfast was below average.

Although the lobby has that 70's feel, my room was updated and well appointed. Pool facilities were great but the fitness room was small and outdated. Breakfast was abundant and service attentive. As a solo female traveler I always felt the doormen were watching out for my safety and security - which I liked. Not a 5 star place but definitely a 4 star. There are not a lot of other options in this small town. There are frequent power outages throughout India and it can take a few minutes for the back up generators to kick in. That might explain the dark quiet lobby referenced in an earlier review.

When you pay Taj Group prices you expect the highest standards. We got those high standards with our room which was clean, fresh and modern. The pool was also decent too. This hotel is let down by mediocre service. Check out was slow because there were not enough staff. At breakfast the service was sullen and unattentive. While some staff in the hotel were friendly others seemed grumpy and slow. I can take this at a $50 a night place but not at Taj prices. To top it all the bookshop sold us a shonky memory card for our camera - only a third of the advertised memory space. I've stayed at Taj hotels where things run like clockwork - I was only at the Chandela for one night but that was all I needed to say I'll look elsewhere when next in Khajuraho.

Stayed just one night after long drive from Jhansi via guided tour of Orchha. Huge light reception lobby. Enjoyed drink in bar, listening to two excellent musicians playing flute and tabla who were ignored by the few other people who were there. Because we were late we didn't eat supper in the hotel but enjoyed the breakfast. Only two stories high, we think, with large staircase. We didn't see a lift. Our 'superior' bedroom was large, with a spacious anteroom containing a small sofa and a small dining table and chairs. The room service club sandwich was very good. The bed was comfortable with a large flat screen TV. Everything looked newly refurbished and clean. The anteroom was a little stark and had no pictures although it had its own TV, probably the old CRT TV from the bedroom. It's a short drive to the temples and also to the airport. Just down the road there is a smart little theatre attached to a tourist shop where they put on a folk dancing show with about a dozen dancers and musicians for a modest charge. It's for the tourists but we quite enjoyed it. The hotel has no exceptional features about it other than its location but we found it to be of exemplary standard.