Homestays in Pushkar

Situated in Pushkar, less than 1 km from Varaha Temple, Pushkar Cooking Art and Home Stay features accommodation with a shared lounge, free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and a shared kitchen.

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Jameel

From

Sweden

We've been traveling now for a long time and this has been our favorite stay so far. We celebrated Diwali with their family and we got to know everyone. They went out of their way to make us feel at home and Shivani even held us company every meal that we ate at their place, which she didn't have to. Pushkar wasn't our favorite place that we've visited in India but because of our homestay and Shivani, we will definitely return to Pushkar again to stay with them. We felt at home, we felt welcome and most importantly we felt the genuineness. While you are here make sure to do the cooking class because it's really good and Shivani is very good at teaching. Last but not least, the location is really good. It's situated extremely near the center of the town, but at the same time, it's in a calm location which made it very appealing for us who wanted to relax. Our room was very clean and everything was better than expected and lastly the food that they serve is really good.

Set in Pushkar, within 400 metres of Varaha Temple and 700 metres of Brahma Temple, Rajguru guest house offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who...

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Bernadett

From

Hungary

Very friendly and clean place. Just perfect for stay longer too. The lake is a few minutes walk. The rooms are nice cool even in the warm weather.

Set within 600 metres of Brahma Temple and less than 1 km of Varaha Temple in Pushkar, Suri Guest House provides accommodation with seating area.

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Bijith

From

India

Best for solo travellers..u cant get better options nearby...im surprised with owner..such a shanti man he is..suri bhayya...he makes us more comfy...and its in heart of pushkar...amazing place,amazing people..

Boasting mountain views, IL Padrino hotel provides accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge, around 300 metres from Varaha Temple.

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Gagan

From

United Kingdom

Great food and very helpful staff. The owner Topaz and manager Govinda are sooo nice people. I'm coming back fot sure! From Astrida :)

Boasting a garden and views of garden, Vijai Mahal - A Colonial Homestay is a homestay set in a historic building in Ajmer, 2.8 km from Ajmer Junction.

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JATINDER P

From

India

Great garden and great experience. Excellent food .

Boasting a garden and views of city, Natraj Guest House is a guest house set in a historic building in Ajmer, less than 1 km from Ajmer Junction.

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Samuel

From

Spain

Very nice place to stay in Ajmer. Very clean and well located, close to the railway and bus station and touristic places. His owner Rishi is very nice person and gave us very useful tips to know the city. 100% recommended.

Situated 1.8 km from Dargah Sharif, 2.2 km from Ajmer Junction and 3.3 km from Ana Sagar Lake, Shardas Homestay features accommodation located in Ajmer.

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Jona

From

Germany

Everything was perfect. The coffee was amazing!

Featuring quiet street views, Shiva Guest House features accommodation with patio, around 100 metres from Varaha Temple.

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Daria

From

Russia

The owner of this place is one of the most pleasant to communicate housekeepers I met on my way. The place is nearby the lake where all the touristic activities take place, but it is very calm and peaceful. The price is very good. I saw the people who stay here for a long time, because the place is good and calm.

Set in Pushkar within 300 metres of Varaha Temple and less than 1 km of Brahma Temple, Vidhya Haveli offers rooms with free WiFi.

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Joanne

From

France

Big, clean room, great shower with individual water heater. Very central but quiet and with a warm welcome from Sanjay and his family.

Situated 90 metres from Varaha Temple and 500 metres from Pushkar Lake, Shree Savitri Palace features free WiFi and units fitted with a kitchen, balcony and seating area.

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D Parihar

From

India

The reason this place has a feel of a traditional Rajasthani house, because it is one. There are a bunch of banana trees in the courtyard, a mini temple behind it and a few cats that lighten things up. The host family is very kind. The dad though has a monotonous tone and at times, may feel like he is upto something - like he wants to chase you out of the house. But as the days pass by, you know is is a kind as the other members of the family.