82 ReviewsSplendid is the word that instantly strikes us as we enter the premises of the royal heritage hotel - Fort Unchagaon. Historical records suggest that the present Raja Surendra Pal Singh inherited Fort Unchagaon in 1927 at the tender age of ten. Finding it amazingly fascinating, the Raja personally supervised its renovation and maintenance. No wonder, we come across such a fine blend of early 20th century Indian and Colonial influences in its architecture! The hotel is now equipped with every imaginable modern amenity, making it a much loved weekend getaway for close friends and relatives, who cherish a passion for the old zamindari way of life. Fort Unchagaon offers one of the finest accommodation facilities amongst heritage hotels in North India. Standing majestically in the village Unchagaon, Fort Unchagaon houses 23 double rooms and suites. The interiors of this North Indian Heritage Hotel vividly reflects the influence of the early 20th century blend of Indian and colonial architecture. Being the private domicile of a prince, the dcor is authentically aristocratic
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Garhmukteshwar District Bulnad shaher,Garhmukteshwar,Uttar Pradesh,India Splendid is the word that instantly strikes us as we enter the premises of the royal heritage hotel - Fort Unchagaon. Historical records suggest that the present Raja Surendra Pal Singh inherited Fort Unchagaon in 1927 at the tender age of ten. Finding it amazingly fascinating, the Raja personally supervised its renovation and maintenance. No wonder, we come across such a fine blend of early 20th century Indian and Colonial influences in its architecture! The hotel is now equipped with every imaginable modern amenity, making it a much loved weekend getaway for close friends and relatives, who cherish a passion for the old zamindari way of life. Fort Unchagaon offers one of the finest accommodation facilities amongst heritage hotels in North India. Standing majestically in the village Unchagaon, Fort Unchagaon houses 23 double rooms and suites. The interiors of this North Indian Heritage Hotel vividly reflects the influence of the early 20th century blend of Indian and colonial architecture. Being the private domicile of a prince, the dcor is authentically aristocratic
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KB S on 12/11/2017 12:39
This was one of the biggest flops in terms of spending time and money on a short holiday trip. There is no wifi , no intercom phone , no tv on rooms , no connectivity to network . It’s a total cut off from the rest of the world . The assets in terms of chairs , tables etc are so old that on a simple lean they break down ...even there is no replacement to those breakages in the rooms , and on top of that , they demanded compensation while checking out .
It was a big disappointment for 3 of us . The price they charge for a weekend would make you feel it is a 5 star property while booking in the Internet ..... but the reality turned out to be a disappointment upon our entry .....forget about star rating , its no better than even a standard corporate guest house ....the hotel staff needs good amount of training to serve their customers .......value for money wise this is an absolute no no for any travelers seeking a nice comfortable escapade from Delhi .....
Akshat V on 05/11/2017 18:15
The property is tuck away in the scapes of Uttar-Pradesh and is reachable by ones own transport within mere hours from Delhi. The hotel offers an escape from the daily chaos and offers a serene and luxurious resort from the pollution and bustle of the city. A grand setting of the fort and with the history of its own, the place has many leisurely amenities and the stay was comfortable and fun. The rooms are beautifully set and the expansive grounds make the stay enjoyable with horses to be ridden and bonfires enjoyed.
kanika p on 03/11/2017 18:04
I visited the property with a few other family members. The stay was very comfortable. Its a place to be when you want a break from 'the Delhi routine'. Its a very nice heritage property with huge rooms and a very humble staff. The lawns are lush greens and well maintained. We spent most of our time strolling in the lawns and their mango orchards.
vikramsingh55 on 03/11/2017 13:27
We got the reference of this place from a family friend and indeed this place stood up to the expectation. A grand fort with beautiful garden spaces and calm natural surroundings. The staff is quite warm and helpful and the kitchen serves you with lovely home cooked food and some of the finest awadhi delicacies. The place also hosts some activities like horse riding, tractor, badminton etc.
All in all a definite place for rejuvenation
tabasheer on 25/10/2017 06:41
A short visit, where we stayed overnight.
in a short span, we had a visit to the potters village (my kid also had a flick at the potters wheel), brick kilns, a tractor ride in the mango orchards, horse riding, good food and snacks with loads of tea and conversation... Serene and peaceful location, full grown chakotra trees (pomela citrus fruit) add to the beauty.
Load shedding is frequent, but a reliable backup, does not bother you.
I came to know that the fort was handed over to the owners, way back in 1857, while it existed long before that! the structure has both the charm and grandeur of the modern times infused with colonial architecture.the rooms have the old colonial setup, with high ceilings, hence, there was no need of an AC (though the rooms have one).
the past is well captured in the photos and a tour thru the fort was mesmerising!
A lovely heritage building, and the drive from Delhi is just about 3 hrs.
A hospitable staff, made the trip worthwhile and comfortable.
