Find hotels near Pushkar Desert, Pushkar from AED 57

"Staff and amenities great"

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

"Good for a one night stay"

"Room was clean and large"

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

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

"Lovely rooftop views out of the fray. Very peaceful safe place. Nice service oriented staff!!"

"Great time, great location!"

"new spotless friendly staff. willing to make improvements"

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

"Very beautiful place near the city centre (5mn by walk), beautiful view from the rooftop, nice big room, clean, good food in the restaurant, nice staff, we really enjoyed our stay."

"Great stay, clean room, nice hospitality, good staff, Need to the improve maintenance of the room appliances like TV as it was not properly working in our room(which was not a big concern for us but could be for another) apart from this over all stay is good, good to go if you are checking it out👍"

"Amazing place!! Air-conditioned tent with a big clean comfy bed! You’ll wake up rested to the sound of birds chirping and then you’ll enjoy a tasty breakfast at the table either outside your room or in the gardens. Its a 5 minute walk from the bazaar and the lake but away enough that you feel like you’re having a calm remote stay. "

"No lift/elevator. Difficult for elderly parents. Food was good in restaurants."

"relatively new hotel..s away from the center of Pushkar..The road to the hotel is very dark at night and does not feel safe the restaurant is closed and there is no breakfast"

"We came to Pushkar for the camel festival. I should have never booked at this property in the first place, bc it’s outside of the city. There is nothing to walk to and we felt isolated. The property has a lot of grass and trees and is pretty in that aspect. It’s not too far from the city, but we didn’t have a car so we felt like it was in a remote area. I have no idea why it’s called a resort???? They have nothing to offer, but a place to sleep and a pool! I definitely wouldn’t want to eat...