This place has an excellent vibe and character, and the owners were great to talk to about India, esp as one of them is English. They were also able to arrange an excellent camel safari for us. Before booking here though it's worth noting that it is basic - good value for 300 rupees, but it is very basic. Worth having the earplugs handy as well as the neighbour played loud music in the mornings.

a nice hostel, with a cosy central garden, If its gets cold they do a fire in the garden its cool to sit around and share the days adventrues in pushkar. Bed was a bit hard but otherwise we really enjoyed our stay. Highly recommended

this is a great place if your a solo traveler, especially female. Ranee is English, and makes you feel very much at home. I really do recommend it.

good place to get the head down for a nite or two. cheap and cheerful but jeeze those flys are too much! the owners are helpful and obliging.

I stayed in a tented room (cozy bed, warm comforters) during the Camel Festival. Located in a quiet part of Pushkar, but well within walking distance most attractions. The owners secured a taxi for me at 2:30 AM for an early train departure. Thanks, Rani and Cha Cha! See you soon!

Fantastic little place where you can really get to know your fellow travellers in an intimate setting. The only thing that let it down for us was thr lack of security in our tent during the camel fair. However nothing got stolen and the rooms are all fine with locks etc on them. Nice place and friendly owners.