Jagat Palace

Take care if you are thinking of staying here, we had a narrow escape. Superficially it’s attractive hotel with nice gardens and pool although a strange setback location on the fringe of the town centre. However, we had a totally cheerless check in and then the fun began. The hotel block we were in was largely unlit in the common parts giving it a dark and eerie quality with seemingly random furniture. Our room superficially was ok with a nice high floor balcony overlooking the courtyard garden. However the electric system was appalling spliced and taped mains wiring to the bedside lights and in the bathroom. The aircon unit probably came from the Ark thank goodness we didn’t have to use it. There were several power failures whilst we were there and we avoided the lift at all times. The pool area had dated and dirty loungers, the pool itself seemed to lack any filtration and had very slippery steps , not a good sign of any maintenance. The standby generator is located in the pool area and every time the power went down it roared into life. We were the only diners at a cheerless dinner apart from a depressed looking German group. The food was some of the worst we experienced on our trip and the staff appeared to be purely out for tips. We were saved by there being a wedding at the hotel the next day and offered a transfer to a sister Lake Palace hotel in the centre of Pushkar for our second night and fled as the staff virtually fought each other to see if we left a tip in our room!

It was awsm stay with jagat palace. The place has real heritage rooms with nice big bathrooms. It has nice big swimming pool with early opening timings