Jashoda Mystic Haveli

The hotel is located just 2 min walk from the main market, the rooms are clean and pretty and you can see the rooftops of the city from the windows and get the vibe of Pushkar. The staff was very nice and accommodating, helped us with taxis and delivered fresh tea in the morning.

Nice property very well located near the market and the temples. The owner (who manages/owns the adjacent property as well) was very helpful arranging a taxi to Jaipur and other things. Our stay was expensive by Pushkar standards because we were there during the Camel Fair but, during other times of the year, the price seems very fair. We had hot water in our room at all times (apparently, this has not been the case in the past according to other reviewers). We loved waking to the chanting from the nearby ghat. The property is basic. As others have pointed out, you have to ask for toilet paper, towels and soap. We only had one blanket for two beds. No drinking water and no way to boil water for tea or coffee. No cups or glasses. You have to ask permission to use the AC/Heater. The reception staff are friendly and polite but don't expect them to automatically tell you what you need to know about your stay.

One of the most beautiful haveli in Pushkar if you're looking place in Pushkar you must go this place and book the room is beautifully decorated large and air condition we had deluxe room but is a beautiful good view from the mountain view they have restaurant y you can eat and try the food and there is a details very nice we feel like a my home

It was fine to stay near the pushkar lake

Superb

Superb

Great location Great rooms Great service Great hospitality Very comfortable and felt like home, very clean and location was perfect

Rooms are a beautiful red stone, bathroom is clean - great if you like a heritage stay. Great location and nice quirky host. One of the best rooftops in the city. He gave us advice re not falling for tuktuks in tourist attractions as the hotel is 10min walk from them, what to see and where to shop. A little bit noisy in the evening (prayers in the city in the middle of the night, dogs fighting..) but there is nothing the owner can do. The street is quiet and safe so I would definitely come back.

The only two reasons I liked staying at Jashoda Mystic were- A. Extremely close to the main market B. Spacious rooms 1. No toiletries - no handwash, small shampoo, body wash sachets 2. Dirty towels 3. No toilet rolls - I had to use mine 4. Really bad quality food - I had ordered breakfast (poha - uncooked and chai) 5. Hot water issues - they informed us after we took a shower that the two floors or I think the three rooms on our floor used only 1 heater hence the water only ran hot for a few minutes. I stood cold in the shower by the end of it with shampoo and soap on me because I was not aware of this. Sink did not get hot water 97% of our stay. During winters, hot water is a MUST for showers so keeping only one heating system absolutely doesn't make a sense. 6. I have lived in hostels, even they have kept toiletries so quite surprised at how there was nothing kept. 7. This is a very important and weird one - I booked a cab from them thinking it would make our travel time easier. Suddenly on the day of arrival to Jaipur, I got a call early morning when I had just woken up, the voice was not as clear hence I couldn't hear them properly. All I heard was Durgapura, so I assumed I've to let the driver know when we reach Durgapura. At about 9 am, I got a call from the driver saying he has arrived at the entrance at Durgapura, so I panicked and we had to rush about taking our bags outside. Then it went worse. It was an extremely random place hence we couldn't find the driver, so this guy just expects us to walk upto him. I had to beg him to come to us as we had luggage. When he arrived, there was absolutely no response from him and his attitude was more like unapologetic, quite rude. I tried being nice to him hence offered him breakfast and free food. No thank you or anything. It's extremely weird because we were almost at his mercy and all I would expect is for this guy to be decent. It was my partner's first visit to Rajasthan, so became very stressful.

Liked the big spacious bedroom which had high ceilings and plenty of space. The bathroom was a decent size as well but it uses an electric heater for the water so you have a very limited amount of hot water to have as your shower. Plus, it’s a struggle for the hot water to be left on so that heats up again because they switch off the hot water power supply all the time and you have to go and ask reception to get it switched back on again. The hotel kitchen, which by accident(because the order took so long we went to the kitchen to ask them how much longer it was going to be) we saw the insides of was way below safe kitchen hygiene standards. The unhygienic restaurant kitchen.

Large spacious clean room Hotel in a quiet area Powerful shower. Staff didn't speak much English, which was a problem at times. You need to keep making sure the power is on to hot water. They turn it off by reception.

Good room service. Staff are mostly good. Staff who do not understand English.

very well kept and maintained. everything was spic and span. good location too. 2 minute walk to the ghats.

Friendly staff and nice room Some facilities not working. No restaurant

Newly decorated with good finish on tiles, floors and windows. Generally a very well maintained hotel with good-looking corridors and lift. Bathroom was comfortable and clean.. The TV reception was limited for English speaking viewers, and the overcast weather in Pushkar prevented a good signal in general.

Pleasant

The haveli was on a relatively quieter cul-de-sac than his other nearby property. The furnishings were very attractive and traditional, but everything was quite new. The high ceilings and light fixtures were off, elegant yet simple. The staff, including Kapil,was always very attentive, and the owner was also helpful with anything we asked including massage, a driver to Ajmer, etc food and drink were always available from the restaurant and at his other property and Dolat there was very gracious once I figured out that the electric was reset by a switch outside the door it was fine. The aruvedic massage there helped my travel aches and pains. I was very happy with our choice of hotel in Pushkar they were working on getting the elevator working consistently, so not always available. I like to think the stairs helped me work off some of their good butter, paneer masala.

quiet, beautifully furnished, huge room, great stuff. Therapeutic massage.

very central and helpful staff they should care a bit more about hygiene but it was in line with the local standards for this budget

Very clean and beautiful hotel. Pleasant staff. Good food. There were no problems during the stay.