Pratap Mahal Pushkar IHCL SeleQtion

Good place

Cleanliness at the back gate which leads to trek is required

Nice hotel close to Pushkar

L’extérieur de l’hôtel est assez joli.

Le bruit du mariage était assourdissant, les gens ivres dans les couloirs toute la nuit étaient insupportables. L’hôtel ne devrait pas accepter de réservations individuelles pour les soirées de mariage. La cuisine était déplorable et comme l’hôtel est loin de la ville on est obligé de dîner sur place. À éviter absolument.

The staff were helpful and polite

More variety on breakfast

This is a beautiful property. It really looks like the pictures. The facade is striking, the lobby is spectacular and the courtyard is quite charming. The rooms are spacious and decorated with traditional furniture. Beds are very comfortable. Wifi works - once you get through the deliberately confusing configuration alternative. Food in the restaurant was delicious and portions were huge. Breakfast was fine and filling. Prices were quite reasonable for this kind of hotel. We ate in the hotel at every meal. Staff were wonderful, cheery and accommodating. In the evening a group of Jaisalmeri minstrels sat in the courtyard and performed folk songs to an audience shivering over bonfires. It was 90% drum and a bit of wailing on the side, which didn't inspire braving the cold, but it made a very atmospheric background in the room. The location is out of the way. We came for two nights on our way to Pushkar, mainly because we wanted to stay in this hotel. Seems like others come for just a night and then move on. But it's worth spending a bit longer. There are interesting walks one can take into the mountains, where there are no houses, only goats and the occasional goatherd. The hotel even offered us a complimentary trekking guide. It's a very fine property and worth a stop over.

No soundproofing. Squeals of toddlers echoed throughout the corridors and the courtyard below, giving the authentic Indian feel. :D It was a blessing when the noisy brat from the next room had moved out, but within an hour, another one had come to take his place. Oh well. No hot water. I called a technician who came to my room, examined the tepid flow and agreed that it was only about 30 degrees celsius, not hot enough to thaw the bones from the evening chill. He went away with the promise of improvement, but by the next morning the water was warm at best. Otherwise, the place is grand and the service is top notch.