"Pros: The staff was very friendly and happily carried out our requests, the food was simple but very good, the managers were very good and communicated really well. Overall the hotel was clean and very nice Cons: We stayed for 2 nights and no one came to clean the room the second time, they didnt change the bins, we had to ask for water. Overall the room was not worth £100 a night, or 10, 000 rs per night. It was definitely over priced. Great stay, lovely staff, clean and beautiful. Definitely overpriced, 10,000 a night is what you pay for Taj and Marriott" ~Talukdar

"Pros: This place is just OUTSTANDING ! Can’t sing its praises enough . Honestly one of the BEST holidays I’ve ever had and I have traveled extensively across the globe It is a DELIGHT all around from the tented rooms to the sumptuous food to the ACE hospitality to of course the safari experience ! We saw leopards and bears and crocodiles and even smaller critters like rabbits , owls and snakes. It was a marvelous experience and one for eternal memory The hotel too provides unique experiences like a hike with the lead naturalist around the terrain as well as outdoor picnic breakfasts and dinner under the stars There just aren’t words to sing praises for the staff at Brij Jawai. Every single member is warm, affable, honest, polite and they really make you feel so welcomed and privileged One small feedback I’d like to give is about the pool deck which needs to be changed from slippery dangerous granite to rough granite . I had a nasty fall after exiting the pool with wet feet and it could be more serious for less agile folk. But really this place is fantastic and a must must visit once in your lifetime . Shoutout to Sachin, the chef , Tania and the entire Brij Pola crew — y’all are simple supberb ! Cons: Honestly nothing ! The electrical sockets in the tents are a little room and naturally because it’s in the middle of the jungle , WiFi isn’t strong . I recommend to the staff to provide dongles for each tent so that guests can be connected a bit more during their visits and stays" ~Daamini