This hotel seems to cater for large indian families. For some reason during the night we heard families come and go. Room is decent but the toilet bathroom outdated. There is a much nicer hotel just nect to it some colonial bulding but that might be more expensive. Couldnt find anythiong to eat there but a taxi driver brough us... More

I stayed here with my spouse for a night and day, in 2007, it was quite a disappointment really. The rooms were very damp and smelly, the sheets were not clean too..the staff was over aged and crummy. I changed my room twice could i didnt like the smell and the dampness.. I know its 2010 now but i never... More

We stayed at this place as part of a tour group, and after the camel safari it was an oasis. It really is closer to a home than a hotel, and the owners make you feel that way too. The rooms are large and have at least a "desert cooler" and ceiling fans, so they were comfortable even when it... More

We were two hours late arriving by rail in Bikaner at 12 midnight; then we did'nt find the proprietor who had happily come to meet us at the station - that was no problem for him, nor his wife who had waited up and who both welcomed us in when we arrived by rickshaw. The next day his wife took... More

Great little family-run hotel in the suburbs of Bikaner. Be sure to try one of the owner's home- cooked Rajasthani meals. I arrived very late on a holiday and she took the time to make me dinner. The family lives on the ground floor and there are roughly 10-12 guest rooms on the second floor, set up motel-style. The rooms... More

This is a budget hotel but a really good one run by a very nice family and I can recommend it without any reservation. The owners Mr. and Mrs. Vikram Singh are very helpful and accomodating. Basic, clean rooms with AC and bathroom. The location is outside the city centre and a bit difficult to find, but follow the signs... More