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We went for the camel Fair, so location was prime and way more affordable than the desert tent options(very close to the fair grounds). There is no restaurant in the actual hotel but they own a really nice garden restaurant across the street (great place to eat and not inflated prices- even have southern cuisine). It's not in the center of town, but you can easily walk to the bazaar and lake. It's also nice and quiet. The owner is kind and willing to share advice without any pressure to plan or try and make an extra rupee.

We spent 4 nights in this hotel... the only thing I regret is not to stay longer! There we've had our best hotel experience since we arrived in India, EVERYTHING was just great : the rooms are clean and the bed is very comfortable, the view on the rooftop restaurant is just amazing and food (prepared by my new friend Denis!!) is delicious, even for those like me who don't eat spicy food, he will make it AS YOU LIKE! All the staff and Bisi at main desk is so friendly, so warm... I'm so happy that I've met them all. This is the first time I write so much about a hotel, but they largely deserve it. I highly recommand to all!

If you want to stay with a glass wall between you and India, this might not be the place for you. If you would like to sit directly above one of the bathing ghats as morning ablutions are performed, while gongs and bells from one side of the Lake are answered by chanting from the other side, if in evening twilight, the sound of drumming pleases you, if you are tempted by perhaps the best muesli you have ever had, well, here is the Lake View Hotel. Motor vehicles are not allowed directly in front, but can get within 50 meters. You can do 50 meters, even with your bags. Family and staff helpful and attentive. Relax. Go with it. You might fancier accomodation, but not a better location, right on the Sadar Bazaar.

We had a lovely stay at Hotel Everest. My husband and I both agree that this is probably the best place we've stayed after a month in India. Mind you, we've been staying only in budget rooms, so it's the little things that really make it feel luxurious, but Hotel Everest had it all: toilet paper, thick blankets, a window in our room, towels (we even got an extra to dry our feet from the wet bathroom floor!), clean and colorful rooms, helpful staff, and a great rooftop restaurant where the food came out quickly!! Highly recommend a stay here!

It was a great stay in hotel Navaratan. The hotel is situated in immediate visinity to the major attraction of Pushkar i.e. The Brahma Temple and also its main gate opens in the main and busiest street approaching to brahma temple. The best part of this hotel is the cooperative behaviour of the hotel manager mr. G.L. Prajapati and services are really praiseworthy. The swimming pool, the ammusement park, the restaurent, the gallery everything is really appreciable. You can see the main enterence gate of Brahma temple from your room window.