Hotel Jaisan Haveli

Потрясающий интерьер. Очень чисто! Завтраки замечательные и вкусная еда в кафе на улице! Отель расположен в хорошем тихом районе, по которому приятно гулять. Очень приятный персонал, менеджер просто лапочка)

Массаж не очень качественный, это был единственный минус. И, обязательно вешайте на дверь табличку «не беспокоить», так как персонал может зайти для уборки в очень неудобный момент.

Good area of room and washroom. Receptionist was polite.

Restaurant service very bad. B/F not given as promised.

It's a quiet traditional guesthouse 'haveli 10/15' walk from Jaisalmer fort and 10' by tuk-tuk from railway station. We enjoy its quiet street during nighttime and relative quiet during daytime. Islam the guy from reception is a good person, always there for any problem, we could do very early check in din e our train arrived at 5am and was cold outside, we gad hot water and room was ok temperature inside, we could also leave our luggage overnight there where we went desert trip, there are some restaurant option with 5' walk and some shop for water. In general we liked the decoration and style of the room.

Breakfast was poor, basic. We decide for omlette or pancakes, either one or another but was very basic, sometimes 'sweet toast bread since we don't like indian breakfasts. Some fruits with curd, would have been amazing add on. The guy serving us breakfast, his shirt was very dirty and the eating area could open the door a bit to freshen the food smell. Small details here and there like the bedsheets having holes in them or towels bit smelling. Tea pot in the room but no cups/glasses. Rooftop terance its not covered and full of pigeon poop, that area could be cleaned and developed a bit since its a nice view towards fort. In general its a noisy, dry, dirty town, 3 days here including camping in 'semi desert is more than enough. Rest is just a hassle to walk in fort where ur stopped every 10m by some indian who wants to sell you some overpriced crap thinking ur a foreigner idiot full of money.

La bienveillance de l'équipe de l'hôtel et en particulier de son "chef d'orchestre": Islam.

Le petit déjeuner un peu "sommaire".