A hotel owner at a previous hotel had recommended this hotel without knowing much about it, and had made tentative arrangements for my 2 day stay as it was the Pushkar fair and very busy during that time. When I arrived I was showed 2 rooms, both of which were dirty. It was early in the day so I said... More

I checked in with my family at night and didn't fathom the ambiance of the hotel then. But the following hours revealed a lot about the nature of the hotel. I would not suggest this for a family. But friends with a carefree mood can stay in this hotel. Mostly, the guests were foreigners. the hippy kind. Smoked all through... More

after comming to this dull hotel [superior room] we were given the most disgusting dirty room we were very angry so they move us to so called better "superior" dirty room. we couldt stay there it was too bed so we have to pay 50 us $ cancelation fee which is not fare at all. we think we deserve it... More

During mela there were thousands of people visiting in town. We were far enough away from the crowds that we were not overwhelmed. The staff did everything possible to make our stay comfortable. Having toast and coffee on the balcony was great. We could watch the colorful people walk by, and get great photos.

We backpacked our way thru rajasthan and both agreed this was the worst hotel of our three weeks. Perhaps we were there on the wrong night but it was cold, unbelievably noisy and amazingly for indian bureaucray they never got around to even doing our paperwork - but thank god we did get extra blankets. This is quite simply a... More

The hotel is basic, breakfasts are included in the price, but are extremely poor, the swimming pool has no water, beds are very rickety, the staff is very helpful.

Dusty, tacky and Yucky! Just not a place if you are expecting even 10% decency in your stay! We booked this place(unfortunately) for a stay over our first anniversary and turned out to be the biggest mistake we made in the past 1 year. The first room which they said was reserved for us was full of dust, with fome... More

We arrived during Mela, so there were an extra 40,000 or so people in town. Now that they have gone, and the town is quieter, we have gotten to know the family, staff and friends of Hotel Oasis over time. As a result, getting to know the village of Pushkar, and India has been much more fulfilling. We have been... More

An old 1970’s hotel, tired and in need of modernisation. It has Indian electrics and a coat of paint slopped on. Staff were friendly and helpful. WiFi range restricted to restaurant area, swimming pool was suffering from something and not temptingly clean. All room equipment worked except a very dirty refrigerator. This hotel is a nice walk from town but... More