Palace Lodge

We stayed at New Vrindavan Palace Lodge and had a very good experience overall. The property is beautiful, calm, and feels like a perfect place to relax. Even though it’s not very technology-focused, they do have Wi-Fi—we either didn’t receive the password or we misplaced it, but honestly it turned out to be a good thing. Being disconnected from our phones gave us real peace of mind, and we genuinely enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. One of the highlights was the peacocks—they welcomed us and made the stay feel special and close to nature. The surroundings are peaceful, and we had a great time staying there. Only thing is bath could have renovated or at least smaller bathing area and could have clean bath. Overall, it was a great stay, especially if you want to disconnect, relax, and enjoy na

We made a reservation for “Palace Lodge,” but there was no sign to get there. GPS led us to diffirant location. It was 9 p.m., dark, and the road was narrow. We reached the temple but couldn’t find any place called "Palace Lodge". There was an arrow pointing to “Temple Lodge,” which confused us. No one answered the phone. We finally found the lodge. Not a great experience.

The temple and location is good and scenic. However, the rooms and services are not up to the hype and what they charge. First, you've to book well in advance to get a room. We booked a twin room with attached bathroom, anticipating a comfortable stay and good services. But, the room was not clean, bedding was old and seemed dirty, floor was dampen, AC was old and making lot of sound, water was soaking in the bathrooms, and utilities were less. When we complained and asked for room change, they just ignored. Lot of mosquitoes and flies in the room, but they don't provide any fly zapper or mosquito repellent. Apart from all these, they've their own terms and conditions, for which they can charge extra if not followed. In short, it's a beautiful place, but not a good option to stay. You can

Nice place to visit with family and kids. Great views and such good kirtan. The temple is very nicely maintained and you will feel the serenity and divinity here. They also have many gau-shalas and you can also provide service there.

Right next to the temple so makes it easy to visit, but as everyone else has said, for the price it's absolutely not worth it. Room is super old, cramped, bathroom smells, no TV and no staff to help. For over $130 a night, we should have booked 20-25 mins away at a much nicer place. I absolutely do not recommend staying here.