-dirty blankets & sheets -room full of mosquitoes -no availibility of heaters in peak winters -money minded brothers -arun & tarun without any good service -overburdened the only servant,bell boy ,cook,room cleaner,toilet cleaner-ASHOK,HE IS THE ONLY HUMBLE PERSON THOUGH HE DID NOT HAVE THE AFFOREMENTIONED QUALITIES -TARUN forced us to book him even though we didnt want to! he talks... More

We really didn't like this place - can't believe its recommended by The Lonely Planet and The Rough Guide. - They promise free pick-up - nobody picked us up however, and they didn't offer to pay our rickshaw fare. - We had a booking for a standard room, but when we arrived that was no longer "available" - so they... More

Tarun picked us up from the train station, which was good as we had around 50 locals standing around staring at us! My friend and I only paid 350 rupees per night - £4.86 approx, so great value compared with other places we had stayed which cost up to 4000Rs. Room was spacious and pretty clean, had to request towels... More

We stayed here 2 nights (USD$25/night). We paid extra for the nicest room with AC. It was mostly clean, but had a few mosquitoes. The bathroom had a bathtub and handheld shower with hot water. We had to ask twice before they sent someone to the store to buy toilet paper. They must think us Westerners are crazy for expecting... More

Booked Super Deluxe Room, their best, and arrived to find dirty sheets and duvet, no towels, no soap or toilet paper. Expressed suprise when we asked for clean sheets. When I booked their website showed rate as 600 Rs per night, but they wanted to charge 1000Rs. Had to insist they stuck to the quoted rate. Brother Arun an excellent... More

Arrived here in February for a few days. The two brothers Arun and Tarun run this simple guesthouse. Arun picked us up from the station, which is a 2km ride, even though he was attending a wedding at the time. Rooms are of good size, comfortable and clean with showers . Food is Indian fare, mainly vegetarian, tasty and reliable... More

We stayed in this small family run guest house for 4 nights during a 2 week tour of Rajasthan. An excellent choice - Arun, Aso et al were very friendly and accommodating. We arrived and left at sensible times, but during our stay numerous other short-staying guests were lifted and dropped at the bus/rail stations in town at all hours.... More

This small guest house (it now has 8 rooms after a recent expansion, up from 5) is well covered and reviewed in a numer of guide books, so my fiance and I reserved a double room (500Rs per night) for a couple of nights in Jan 06 whilst visiting the Keoladoo Bird Sanctuary. The room we had was large, well... More