There's always someone in the lobby to help you with any challenges that arise(and I india there be some BIG ones). The room are nicer and cleaner than I expected at the price bit it a little weird to find. There are a lot of common areas to hang or do yoga if that's your thing. I'd stay there again.

I stayed here almost a week and loved it! Everyone was so friendly & helpful. They had a wonderful spot on their roof for yoga, and another place on the second floor if it was too sunny. The atmosphere was so pleasant. You could sit in their open air lobby and use the wi-fi for free during the hot part... More

Tucked in a quiet spot just behind Pushkar's main market, Hotel Diamond is a relaxed, well-run place to stay. My room was cozy and clean, with the beautiful architectural details of this old haveli. The rooftop provides a spot to lounge, take in the pretty views, and meet friendly, interesting travellers from all over the world. The manager, Mavi, is... More

The Diamond is a Gem which is located in middle of the small holy city Pushkar, but somehow behind the busy scene what makes it quiet and shanti. It's run by the manager Marvi who knows how to please his guests. He is always in a good mood and has always a joke to tell. Also important is his helper... More

The Diamond sparkles and does not disappoint. Its manager Mavi knows a lot about Pushkar and can help you with everything. The setting itself is in a cozy nook of the main bazaar. One can watch an endless array of wedding and spiritual parades from its balconies or take refuge in one of its courtyard rooms. The garden setting has... More

The rooms are simple, clean and very comfortable. We ate breakfast here every morning instead of going and searching for a place, which made our mornings very relaxed and stress-free. The staff are amazing people that do all that they can to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Spent most nights on the rooftop trading stories with other travelers.... More

Sigh....where should I start. This guest house was by far the best experience in all my travels in India. The moment I arrived, my friend and I were greeted by two amazing souls, Mavi and Sam-the management of the guest house. Instantly I felt welcomed with two enormous smiles <3 So this was no ordinary guest house, it was a... More

I was lucky enough to find this gem. The location is central, yet quiet. The rooms are clean and compared to the price of excellent value. - If you want nicer/more expensive rooms try upstairs, otherwise the backpacker options are downstairs. There's also a kitchen for you to use if you want to cook your own food (i loved being... More

This is a pretty sweet guest house, close to the main bazaar, and great owner. Price is 350-550 rupees during high season (Nov-Feb). Pretty nice rooftop too, great for yoga in the morning. There is also a restaurant up there but didn't get a chance to try it.The chef also gives indian cooking classes for 100 rupees an hour