Pushkar Hotel Guide - Mahadeva Temple hotels in Pushkar, India.

"Staff are very polite. Food are excellent"

"Interesting idea for a glamping experience didn’t quite live up to the potential. Prolly an easier experience if I spoke Hindi but there was a lot lost in translation which made the stay not as relaxing as others I have had over the past two months in India. The rooms could use some updates and the furniture was what you would expect in a 2 star. The food was ok but VERY limited compared to most hotels in this price range."

"Nice, spacious rooms. Very friendly and helpful staff. Only a few steps away from the holy lake, yet, quiet at night."

"We were upgraded and the room was spacious and clean. Highly recommend this hotel! Great outlook to the mountains and fantastic cafe attached "

"This is an old hotel, probably from the 70's, but everything works, the grounds are nice, it's conveniently located near the lake, and the offer real coffee for breakfast."

"Great stay. Cooperation reception."

"Looks decent from the outside but property not maintained. Washrooms were dirty and service was poor"

"Room was clean and large"

"This is a very modern, well maintained resort with a nice pool, clean restaurant and situated in pleasant surroundings. The shower was big and awesome and the bed was comfy and clean. The friendly staff was more than eager to help with everything from transportation, meals and sightseeing. The ghats, temples and town are a safe, invigorating walk away and I spent three days checking out the fabulous Camel Fair. The rock climb up nearby Chamunda Temple Mountain was a highlight for me."

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

"Great time, great location!"

"Good rooms good food "

"Amazing property Nice staff Location is scenic Want to go again … even this was my second stay Love this "

"new spotless friendly staff. willing to make improvements"

"Spa was relaxing "

"Liked the patio for each hut & the serving of meals in the front lawn."