My stay in Mt. Abu wasn't that great, to be honest. For a tiny, dirty room that was molding, we were asked to pay way too much. This hotel shows pretty much what happens after they make it into the Lonely Planet: They simply don't care about references any longer as they are booked out all the time anyways. Both... More

Upsides: efficient and friendly enough management, a range of services on the ground (internet cafe, a handy cafe for breakfasts, laundry). Peaceful location within a short walk from central Mount Abu. I also found really admirable that the owner, a Hindu, maintains and respects a Muslim (dargah) shrine on the grounds of the hotel. Such people make peaceful coexistence and... More

I'm a solo female traveller and so enjoyed staying here for four nights. What a blissful retreat from India's busy cities. Good clean cheery basic rooms with TV. My room was 350 rupees a night but there were cheaper rooms with shared bathrooms which I wouldn't recommend unless your budget really is tight. Internet access. Nice views from the hotel.... More

The rooms are very basic and not very clean...the staff is friendly and the baba restaurant not so bad...but the owner of the hotel is a fool and piece of jerk...unfriendly and anything else you imagine...and never ask for a hot shower before evening 8 p.m. than you will get an answer that there is usally one shower for the... More

We have decided to stay here based on review comments.People are very friendly on first site and when we paid the money (they demanded to pay the full amount within one hour of checkin),the staff became unfriendly and unhelpful. The attitude and behavior of Manager was really terrible. We faced terrible experience during our stay here.Rooms are very samll, dirty... More

I have stayed here and I really enjoyed my stay. You get what you pay for, it is a budget option but the rooms are cheap so you can't complain. I found my room was really big compared to other budget options that I had stayed in on my many trips. Here were many foreigners from different parts of the... More

Very basic rooms which annoyingly have a problem with damp. However very acceptable for two nights. The atmosphere of the hotel makes up for the basic rooms- the hotel is family run and all very welcoming. We played with their daughters when waiting for our taxi the next day where they introduced us to their pet kittens! Ashok the naturist... More

Mentioned in the lonely planet, but not as good as it sounds. People are friendly on first site, on second only interested to make money. It's over prized as all Mount Abu and food is very average. Trekking tours offered are 600 Rs per person for a 3-4h trip. The guide is Ashok, a showman, Indian Macho type like.. More... More

Cheap rooms,well located,the downstairs restaurant is very cheap and the owners quite nice,perfect for meet other fellow travellers