Hotel Mandawa Haveli

We came here to participate/witness Holi Festival. On this holiday intense colored powders are used to toss, smear, totally cover another in a rainbow of color. The hotel gives you white garments and a turban, fitted to you, to use . White shows off the colors best! It was a lovely immersion in a cultural event unlike anything I've seen. The hotel staff over our three day stay could not have been sweeter and more accommodating. This remodeled Javeli has charm, comfort, and a lovely pool. I'm glad I had this experience, and got to see the ancient Haveli's, from a once very prosperous era of trade on the silk road route.

The 11 room property is extremely well maintained with old architecture and new amenities It is an unique heritage property and beautiful The limited staff are courteous and friendly The service is excellent The quality of food is excellent Worth staying property

The Food Was Amazing , I Must Recommend This Hotel As Best Hotel To Stay In Mandawa. The Staff Was Toooo Good In Everything whether It is The service , Food , Cleaning, Or Any Other Help. They Haven't said No For Anything We Asked For. very Peaceful Environment. I Really Loved That

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.

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!

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. Mandawa was a small town that was fun to explore while we were there. The bed was very firm but still comfortable.