This hotel was an incredible rest in the middle of the wild India. The view ir really incredible and the owner very helpfull. Its cheap and the location coudnt be better! Ask for the lake view rooms so that yo can hear the bells ans see the pilgrims bathing in the watter at 5 am, it is magical!

The room itself has seen better days, but it does contain some architecture details that I find charming: An old, worn-out double wooden doors lead you into the room. There is an arched nook where three narrowed, elongated windows with wooden shutters are located, and they open to the market street below. Some Cut-outs are built into the walls. With... More

I have used the lake view hotel for many years now and i love it for its ambiance. Ragu, the owner of the hotel is a lovely man who will go out of his way to help his guests. The view on the upstairs terrace is great and its very nice to sit there in the evening and listen to... More

The Lake view offers basic rooms for extremely good prices. The view from the rooms near the lake and from the roof terrace are truely amazing. The food at the restaurant, both the Western and Indian dishes, is not very good and it makes sense to visit some of the other great restaurants in Pushkar.

My fiance and I arrived in Pushkar at 5am, after a long bus ride. We waited outside Hotel Lake View until we heard the door unlock, and a friendly man inquired as to whether we were looking for a room. He said that he was sold out, but he operated a different property called Hotel Ragav Resort (I think :-)... More

We stayed at the Lake View on the recommendation of friends and loved it. We had room 18 which faces the Lake and has its own small balcony. The room itself is very basic but fairly large and spacious and with lots of shelves built into the walls useful for storage. The position of Lake View right on the lake... More

You might have heard of the tales that you've got to be extra careful when choosing your restaurant in Pushkar (compare Lonely Planet). Rumors have it that waiting and or kitchen staff might intentionally mix something into your food because of some dubious motivation. Unfortunately, in my case it proofed true: A particularly bored and unfriendly waiting staff at the... More

We spend 6 weeks in this hotel and for us personally its just the best. Of course it depends on the rooms you have. Some have grate lake view but a shared shower and toilet, some have bathrooms inside. Maybe the shared bath is not always perfectly clean and due to power cuts in Rajastan sometimes there is no hot... More

The rooms are quite basic with a bed but the wooden doors have holes. The window of the rooms does face the street and during the fair, the street gets extremely busy and noisy. Most of the rooms are available without an attached bathroom. The bathrooms are clean on the ground floor, i.e., the reception floor but the 1st floor... More