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"Very friendly and kind staff. Breakfast was good but restaurant freshly made to order. Breakfast area on the roof and restaurant is a little outdated and need some renovations."

"Great place to stay if you are coming for the Pushkar Festival. Walking distance to the temple and main market. The reservation manager was very helpful, giving me the inside scoop on when to visit the temple to avoid the massive festival crowds. Great customer service from all staff, the bed was comfortable, and the balcony offered up a beautiful morning sunrise. All in all a good stay. "

"Great place to stay "

"I stayed at this property for a night with my parents. Really cordial and polite staff always ready to serve. We wanted to eat proper Rajasthani dinner which was not available on the menu that night. When we requested if it can be cooked, the chef went out of the way to cook an elaborate meal just for the three of us and within a couple of hours we had the best soul food ever. I recommend this place for its proximity to the lake, supportive staff, heritage architecture & experience, and cleanliness of the rooms and other areas. "

"GOOD PROPERTY EXCEELENT QUALITY OF FOOD EXCELLENT SERVICE MOST COURTEOUS STAFF"

"The hotel premises were amazing, and the staff was exceptionally courteous. We thoroughly enjoyed the food, particularly the à la carte dinner options. However, the hotel management should focus on improving room service, as we experienced delays and a lack of responsiveness."

"Fantastic location right on the quieter side of the lake. Comfortable bed and large room in this lovely old haveli. There was no pool."

"Amazing stay. Pleasant surprise that is so near to pilgrim temple. Near access to camel rides."

"The hotel is well-run, spotless and features excellent service and food. Trouble is it is NOISY. The room halls are an echo chamber, with uncarpeted tile floors and hard-surface walls so all night you'll hear pounding of feet and loud guests who stay up till midnight.echoing ad nauseum. The heavy room doors cannot be closed quietly and their banging add to what likely will be a restless night. AVOID if you are even a moderate sleeper!"