Hotels Ramgarh Shekhawati

„Ich konnte nicht in der gebuchten Unterkunft übernachten,weil sie komplett renoviert wurde. Ich war sehr erstaunt, dass man mich nicht im Vorfeld informiert hat .“

„Fantastic place to stay with very friendly and helpful staff. It is a fully renovated old Haveli, that have been thoughtfully restored ... an aestetic gem.“

„This is a fantastic new hotel in Mandawa, an off-the-beaten-path city that is well worth a visit. Set in a fully restored haveli (a traditional merchant’s palace), it offers beautifully appointed rooms and excellent service at a very reasonable price. There is no better place to stay in town.“

„Prettige ontvangst, we kregen de kamer waar we om verzocht hadden. Het hotel was schoon, het eten lekker. Aardig personeel, prima service.“

„Stunning beautiful property. Warm welcome, beautiful room with comfy mattress and white clean towels. Nice garden. Very quiet, relief after busy days. Had the opportunity to meet the friendly owner who shared his story about this Havela and its renovation. Wish I could have stayed longer than 2 nights. Loved Mandala as well.“

„The room is clean and staffs are so friendly. Unfortunately I had a pleblem that hot water didn't come from the shower but they had tried to fix it hardly. At that night they prepared for a bucket of hot water. Finally it could be fixed in the morning.“

„Overall the stay was not good as we had some issues with staff response. It looked like enough attention was not paid to guests, in terms of preparation of dinner (which took over 2 hours) and only one option in breakfast (parantha n curd). Also there are issues with electricity and we were left alone in the haveli. The staff and owner did not even care to turn the power backup on. They didn’t even thought of guests experiencing inconvenienece. Also they were not even courteous to apologize to ...

„pas de wifi. personnel peu accueillant. petit déjeuner passable. “

„Freundlicher Service und sehr guter Komfort. Nur einen Wunsch mussten wir mehrmals wiederholen: Dass während des Sonnenuntergangs, wenn die Muezzins rufen und die Vögel und Insekten besonders intensiv zwitschert, das einmalige und unverwechselbare akustische Szenario nicht durch das lautstarke Einspielen von Popmusik zunichte gemacht wird.“