Hoteles cerca de National Sand Art Park en Pushkar

“I really loved the royal look they gave to the property....everything was so perfect...staff, food, views...only thing i think they should work on is there bathrooms....i personally found it really outdated and lacks cleanliness. I really enjoyed staying here.”

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

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

“Radika palace is a unique and delightful place to stay. The rooms are large and kept clean. The staff is friendly and helpful and the hotel is steps from the sacred lake as well as shopping in Pushkar.”

“The breakfast wasn’t special, but nice place. I would stay again. ”

“Buena ubicación con un paseo de 10 minutos puedes llegar al mercado y al lago”

“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.”

“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. ”

“Hotel Pushkar Legacy is located very close to Brahma temple, Pushkar sarovar and the Gurudwara. The rooms and the attached bathrooms are quite spacious. It looks like a newly renovated property. There's good space here for parking. The hotel has lifts. The drivers get complimentary stay facility within the hotel campus. If you want to eat out and have a liking for Italian food, there are many eating joints at walkable distance. Otherwise, sarovar area has restaurants that serve all kinds of...

“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...