Hotel New Golden Haveli Pushkar

Great location and comfortable rooms, Jithin who basically runs the hotel totally made our stay here, not only was he super helpful with things to do during our time in Pushkar, giving us suggestions on places to go and things to do but also helped booked transport. Alongside this he has also made our trip around India, giving us great suggestions of places to go ! I would definitely recommend and stay here again ! Big thanks to jithin and his amazing hospitality, he runs a fantastic, laid back hotel !!!

Location, set just outside of town gives you a better feel for the whole area.

El lugar es lindo y tranquilo, el administrador es lo mejor!

No hacen aseo de la habitación, tuve que pedir sobre-sábana para la cama no tenía. En la descripción aparece que tiene bañera y no es cierto

The hotel is run by a charming retired French couple (Michel is well known for his witty/wild sense of humour). Both English and French are fluently spoken at the location. Michel and Jannick are both acutely aware of the needs of western and eastern customers alike. They are also well connected in town and can provide a lot of tips regarding best practice businesses as well as usually unadvertised places to visit. They have decorated the comfortable rooms and interior atrium with a lot of taste (exotic plants make their way up from the ground floor up to the roof-terrace). The hotel is kept very clean, to western standards. It is situated in a quiet part of town, which is nonetheless close to the main attractions, such as the Gurdwara temple. Due to its location, traffic noise is not an issue; so calm rooftop days, evenings and restful nights can be fully enjoyed. The rooftop is very comfortable with exotic plants, tables, chairs and electric plugs for digital nomads’ work. Refreshments can also be served there. I fully recommend a stay at this boutique hotel.

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The staff was friendly and helpful

The overall hotel is okayish. The bathrooms were not clean and the geysers did not work. Cleanliness was a factor which we did not appreciate