This is an excellent havelli in a brilliant location. It also has the best restaurant on the top of the building- outstanding views. My room was quiet and off the main square. I would would highly recommend this place although it was perhaps the least personal of the hotels we stayed in.

India Rajasthan either very touristic and pushy (the worst is Jaipur) or a little West Jodhpur (the "Blue City" with -analogy- a medina like Marrakech (Marocco). The day sightseeing is outstanding but the best is at night. Restaurant Pal Haveli on top of a 18th century building ... service, friendliness, food excellent and prices very reasonable on food but also... More

We arrived in Jodhpur to stay at another hotel which was awful (see review) our driver suggested the Pal Haveli. What an amazing place, the manager went out of his way to give us a lovely room having heard about our disappointing experience at the other place. We had a huge ground floor room in an inner courtyard with a... More

The location of this converted Haveli is really great just off the main market place & it has great views from the roof top terrace. Our room was vast & with fans that blew you flat against the bed! Lots of stairs to climb to the restaurant on the roof. Good food. Not too spicey. Loads of character & charm... More

Our room in Pal Haveli off an inner courtyard on the ground floor was fantastic. The room was enormous with many original features. The bed was a little hard and could have done with a `topper`, but everything else was excellent. The restaurant on the roof was great with wonderful views of the fort. The stairs up there are very... More

Unfortunately, we didn't have an opportunity to stay at the Pal Haveli on this visit to Jodhpur. A friend did, however, reserve a table for us to take dinner here one evening - and what a memorable evening it was! The rooftop restaurant provided one of the most special nightime views imaginable - with the city's four most important sights,... More

When we visited here for food there was an evening buffet on, I am not sure if this is usual but nevertheless we went for it and found the food to be fine, nothing spectacular but pleasant enough. The buffet was two vegetable dishes, one potato, one cauliflower, and a lamb dish. All were fairly tasty but could have been... More

This hotel was in a great location for us. From here we walked up to the fort, to Spice paradise and around the market area. If you have a driver, you can be dropped off directly outside. There is a quiet inner courtyard where you can sit to have a drink at any time and the roof top restaurant is... More

The hotel is very close to the clock tower market, and provides an escape from the really enjoyable, but exhausting, hustle and bustle of the market. The entrance courtyard is quiet, calm and airy and the whole hotel has a serene atmosphere. It is a fantastic building, and has small museum rooms which are very interesting. Our twin-bedded room was... More