The Desert Resort, Mandawa

The hotel has a beautiful and cozy atmosphere with lovely hut rooms. However, I encountered some cleanliness issues in the bathroom and noisy plumbing that affected my stay. The remote location made traveling a bit challenging, particularly because of the road conditions. Despite these drawbacks, the evening dining experience and local music were quite enjoyable.

I truly felt at home during my stay at this resort. The staff went above and beyond to ensure our happiness, especially Jai Prakash in the restaurant who had fantastic food recommendations. The play areas were a hit with my kids, plus the sightings of peacocks made our stay even more special. However, there were some issues with upkeep and cleanliness that need attention.

This resort has an incredibly homely vibe with attentive staff who go out of their way to ensure a pleasant stay. The open play area for families and the presence of peacocks and vintage cars add to its charm. However, my experience was marred by some cleanliness issues and outdated facilities that need attention.

I had a delightful stay at this unique hotel that beautifully captures the essence of a Rajasthani village amidst the desert landscape. The stunning architecture of sandstone and mud coupled with spacious rooms made for a lovely experience. The staff was friendly and attentive, but breakfast was a bit hectic with a limited selection. Overall, a peaceful oasis that's perfect for relaxation, but some amenities could be improved.

This resort offers a peaceful escape with a rustic charm, complemented by an upscale ambiance. The food was delicious, exceeding our expectations, especially considering our stopover during a festival. However, I wouldn’t recommend the dark and gloomy huts, which detracted from our overall experience, and the service could use a boost as it felt a bit unwelcoming at times.