Rawai Luxury Tents Pushkar

Indisches Clamping sehr angenehme gepflegte Anlage mit sehr freundlichem aufmerksamem Service. Standard der Einrichtungen völlig okay aber eben Clamping. Großzügig und geräumig. Haben Upgrade erhalten und etwas weiter entfernt von der Straße daher auch angenehm ruhig. Das angeschlossene Restaurant ebenfalls angenehm und empfehlenswert. Hat Spaß gemacht

Quaint and a lovely experience.

Staff and amenities great

The property is very nice and the location was great - just outside of the downtown Pushkar area and quick walk into town. Nice pool and room. Staff was very attentive and helpful.

Positives; our accommodation was very nice, spacious and comfortable. The ground are very pleasant, including the good sized pool. It’s very close to the centre of Pushkar and the entrance to the Savitri temple, to provide easy access by foot during the day or a short ride in the evening, but just enough distance to allow for you to enjoy a quiet break from the sensory overload of Pushkar. The cafe / restaurant offers a very wide selection of Indian, Asian and Western dishes, and we enjoyed both the breakfast and on one evening dinner there. The staff at the restaurant were excellent. On the other side of the balance sheet, there was no WiFi during our 3 day stay with no explanation and the merest apology. Which isn’t ideal when there is no or poor mobile network coverage in the resort. Further, the restaurant menu, with the exception of breakfast, was only available via QR code, so staff had to hotspot us. The reception stuff were generally unhelpful and seemed uninteresting, to the extent that they didn’t even make an effort to explain or upsell any additional services, etc. They were unable or unwilling to book transport for us on the evening we dined in Pushkar, when we couldn’t book ourselves due to the lack of WiFi / network connection. There was no service in the pool area to provide snacks or drinks, or even provide poll towels despite repeated requests on one occasion. Overall we enjoyed our stay and loved Pushkar, but it certainly didn’t feel like luxury.