The location and the fort itself are beautiful. It's a small fort, but we had a great time with all the activities available and the cultural program. The staff is well trained and courteous. It rained, and we could spot peacocks around. The location is green all around during Monsoons.

The road leading to the fort was submerged in water, and it is not easy for a car with low clearance to pass smoothly during monsoons. The food is just fine, not great, and since the location is remote, could not go out for any meals. Request to please improve food taste. Also, I stayed in the bful Nandanvan room, but it needs more cleaning - both inside and outside. Please remove the mold infested old paintings from the room.

It was a memorable and exceptionally good lifetime experience.

We didn't like a little problem arising from the casual behaviour of a security guard at night. However, when the issue was brought to the attention of the staff in the reception office next morning, it was promptly resolved. Except for that little incidence, we liked the entire stay for which we thank the staff at the reception as well as in the restaurant.

The staff was super helpful - us having our 7 month old daughter, we didn’t have to worry about anything. They got us the baby food whenever we needed it. There’s one person that I really want to applaud is Shyam who went above and beyond with his services - cheers to him!

Washroom showers need cleaning. Plus there is a gap in doors which allows insects to creep in - the same could be repaired on priority. Kadambvan is the suite where we stayed.

After passing through the wasteland for about 30 minutes, I arrived in Dadikar village, surrounded by mountains. The castle rebuilt on the mountainside was truly a lord's residence in a fairyland. Although it was an antique structure, the toilet and bath in the room were well functioned. I was able to stay comfortably. Except for the chirping of birds, it was very quiet. I took a walk here and there. The villagers and children were kind, and it was a place that heals from the mind.

It was off season, so I could not enjoyed the variety of food.

It is quite an amazing place, basically in the middle of nowhere. A wonderful getaway from the chaos of the cities of India. The Fort is very beautiful. The staff were just the best, and the food was quite good, as well. The first room was a Club room and it was very comfortable, but after seeing the suite, we opted to pay extra---the suite is worth the extra.

The location is excellent and old fort ambience is endearing. Restaurant location overlooking the hillside valley sets the perfect mood and appetite.

room interior need to be improved. Specially arrangement for cloth hanger to be provided. Some of hanging decorative items have outlived their charming effect and need replacement.

Dadhikar fort is an amazing place to spend ur weekend . Serene location amidst the Aravalli, the fort is well maintained and all facilities are provided. Rooms are with private terraces ( not all rooms). The breakfast and dinner was also good. And the evening cultural programme is the best thing to enjoy in the fort. One thing to note that you want get anything outside the fort for 8-10km. Also the 8km road to the fort is somewhat rough .

Location is very good....breakfast was good..only problem in the room was bed was not comfortable at all....they could have changed the room but that didn't happened.

I have written above....bed wasn't comfortable at all

If you are the nature & peace lover you must try this property. Rajsthani Cultural program make this fantastic.Food quality is good with given cost.Staff behaviour is good . It was my 2nd experience after 3 years in The Dadhiker ford.

Beautiful heritage hotel, rooms were very individual and quite quirky. Lovey views and nice areas to sit. Nice staff, very relaxing place.

Could do with WiFi.