Hotel Kota kunj Heritage

all the staff were helpful and nice. Guru is hospitable and caring, always available. ask him if you need a taxi or instructions around town. The location is great just on the lake, with an enclosed ghat. monkeys are coming often to visit the roofs. everything felt safe there's a small badminton pitch and some huge turtles on campus.

like most hotels here there's no heating only cooling AC so mind bringing hot clothes for night time when it's getting colder. mind that they close the gate at 10pm for safety, you will need to knock on the door and someone will open.

The location and view is amazing. Beautiful old palace, although it could use some maintenance. Garden is nice, and the manager is kind and helpful.

The hotel didnt live up to our expectations based on the booking description and pictures. The beds were not comfortable, not enough blankets and the facilities lacking. It was described as luxurious but it was not. A few examples: water was cold (even when boiler was turned on), windows were dirty, outside terrace was in bad condition and couldn’t be enjoyed because of monkeys. we also experienced some trouble with payment. We expected to pay by card, we had to pay cash since their card machine was broken. the owner reffered us to a friend where we could get cash for a small fee. The manager however was helpful in this case and in the end we payed in cash from the ATM and got a picture of the bill.

Not much

This is not a hotel it's a homestay. The condition is *very* grubby and shabby - not like what is shown in the pictures. The lake could just about be seen from our lake view room but we got moved due to faulty toilet. Our new room had no window - just a metal grill so the noise from barking dogs at night was unbearable. 3 of our 4 rooms had no hot water. When I complained in the morning I was told by the manager that we had 'accepted the rooms' - but it's very difficult to reject once you are a couple of hours into your stay. In summary it was a terrible experience

Very sweet hotel with lovely lake views from the room. The octagonal bed in the bay window was very lovely.

It was a lot more basic than I had expected from the pictures. Definitely wouldn’t call the room “luxury” as it was described.

If you miss the feeling of visiting your favourite uncle in your childhood, this is the place for you. The family that lives there will make you right at home, and the whole experience will be like a cozy home stay. Food is excellent, cooked fresh by the manager who doubles up as a chef. But the best part - the view. You get to experience the soul of Pushkar right from the window.

The place is not a luxury hotel - you go there to explore the soul of Pushkar. Could do with a bigger bathroom, though.

Not so good experience

Location is close to market, ghats and main temples.

The property falls drastically short of the expectations set by its photographs, and not in a good way. The hospitality was severely lacking, despite the fact that only two or three rooms were occupied during our stay. Shockingly, we were made to wait outside for our return taxi, even though our room was unoccupied and available. What made this worse was that we were traveling with a one-year-old baby, yet the staff refused to let us use the room for even 20 minutes, forcing us to put the baby to sleep out on the lawn. This lack of basic courtesy was deeply disappointing. The room itself was poorly equipped, missing essential amenities like a side table or even a glass for drinking water. The food was mediocre at best, and the service was even worse, compounding our dissatisfaction. Unfortunately, our experience of the city was overshadowed by the substandard quality of our stay at this property. It’s a place I would not recommend to anyone.