Hotel Mandawa Haveli

Haveli was well decorated, artistic and definitely photogenic. Compared to cost, rooms are smaller. Service is average at most. Any request raised for service used to take time. Most awful aspect was food! it was extremely costly, with small portion size and tasteless. Overall, staying experience remained average despite paying handsome amount!

***dawa is a very small town or you may say a village. So location do not matter. Food was awesome unexpectedly. Hygiene and safety was ok ok. ***dawa haveli is a very small hotel. This actually may be called a homestay then a hotel. We were three families in three rooms. Only one room had a tv and there were only one tea coffee maker. Service was ***aged to be fine. Not a value for money deal. Photographs shown online may not be considered.

This is what you call a royal haveli, really feeling proud to stay here and if ever i go again this will be my preferred royal haveli to stay. Staff was very efficient, respectful and courteous. Hospitality was great and food was delicious.

The heritage ambience of the hotel is abundantly satisfactory. So is the service by the hotel staff. The hotel lacks a secure parking area for guests with their own cars. Cars required to be parked on the streets and though well secured, space is limited. This should be declared in the description of the hotel.

nice hotel and ***agement here is all over good and friendly all over experience is good

Thank for your lovely place. I love these old beautiful buildings with so much history and lovely paintings. The general seating and roof top terrace is great for relaxing too we would easily stay here again. We highly recommend this place.

Amazing haveli, beautiful and full of personality in every corner.. makes you feel like a real palace from hundred years ago, but with all facilities.. staff very helpfull any time, great location, confortable beds and very good breakfast.. for sure I will come again!

Unique stay at a historic Haveli. Our room was large, with a big bed and bathroom. There was a sitting area directly outside our door, and the courtyard was beautiful. So nice to sit and have a coffee in the quiet surrounded by the frescos. We had breakfast in their restaurant, the staff went out of their way to make sure we had omelets and coffee. The room was clean and had hot water. Some of the highlights were the door and key, I'm sure they are originals of the Haveli. The bed and furniture were all intricately carved, and the bathroom had a unique shower. We enjoyed sitting on the roof and watching the street below. ***dawa was a small town that was fun to explore while we were there. The bed was very firm but still comfortable.