Top Hotels Near Jalori Pass in Banjar from AU$19

"Was good breakfast staff very helpful "

"Our experience at Khwaabgaah was fantastic from start to finish. True to its name, it felt like a dream—very serene, calm, and relaxing. The entire property is exceptionally clean and well-maintained. A huge shoutout to the staff, who are efficient and attentive without being intrusive. To top it all off, the food was absolutely delicious. It’s the perfect spot if you want to escape the hustle and bustle and just unwind in a cozy environment."

"For us property is unique in terms of design and right on the bank of river but blanket were like used one, not changed, so so cleaning"

"Everything was good except service Delay in food No restaurant only room service"

"Food was really good !! The room was really nice and clean. The staff was kind and helpful. However, the best part about this property is it’s location. It’s located between 2 mountains, so it’s extremely silent at the night, except the river. There is a nice spot on the river, which is just 100m from the property. "

"The property gives you a cosy environment with lots of games. Location of property is also good. Cons:Does not provide restaurant service in rooms. It also lacks in hospitality. "

"The property was pretty tech heavy and they did not have enough infrastructure so it was pain sometimes to deal with it."

"This propeety is conviniently located in the main road. very nice and helpful staffs. They will do their best to satisfy their guest. very good custom cooked food. Room size is very good. Equipped to keep guests comfortable in cold weather and the extreamly dusty road in front of the property. facilities are basic. Lack of standard toiletteries. I was not convinced that there was any hand towel of face towel option. However, bath towels were provided"

"Absolutely unacceptable – avoid this place at all costs This stay was a complete disaster and honestly felt like a scam. We arrived at the property around 2 PM only to be told there was no electricity and that power might come back by 5 PM. There was no power backup, no contingency plan, nothing. We were forced to leave our luggage and step out because staying there was impossible. When we returned at 6:30 PM, the situation was exactly the same — still no electricity. Instead of taking...