Haveli Elephant Stable — Hotel in Rajasthan

This was the Best stay in India so far for the following reasons: a lovely and very welcoming family runs this place the Price is very fair the Elefant stables are a beautiful and very quiet place and historicly interesting as a part from the old fort the food that Nima cooks is amazing and different every day (also breakfast is included in the rooms cost) I recommend to order Thali for dinner! Jaypee, a fun friend of the family is offering amazing toors to histirical, cultural and natural Highlights in Bundi and surroundings for good Price and all the interesting Informations you want also Nima offers to be your guide for the palace and fort, the oder daughter makes your Henna if you like :) Raj, the owner can help you with almost everything you ask for

We stayed a week but we would have stayed longer if it would have...

Disliked · Very dirty. No duvet cover and blankets were dirty and very small. This is where I started to get sick because it was so cold and the blankets so small. They will manipulate you and show you a horrible room and then show you the one you actually booked and ask for more money. I booked the “deluxe” same as the pictures but they took me to a dungeon room first. I didn’t find the family that nice actually. I’m very confused by the rating and previous reviews. Also, there will be guides for the palace sitting and having tea at this place and they will quote you a higher price. And then when you get to the gate they will tell you a lower price. I think the prices should be the same as say the Amber Palace in Jaipur. Just a lot of manipulation. Highly not recommend. You should pay a few more dollars and find a place clean and not...

Several months and thousands of miles after our stay at Elephant Stables Haveli, we are still talking about this place and the beautiful family who own it with warmth. This is the most authentic, most memorable and friendliest place we stayed in during our two months in India. The rooms have an intriguing history and they have a lot of rustic charm. The courtyard is a peaceful oasis away from the bustle of the town. The family who own and run the place are genuinely lovely and welcoming. Neema cooks the best thalis around, Raj gifts you with fresh flower petals and daughter Ayushi is a talented henna-artist: she painted my hands and arms beautifully. I would absolutely recommend this place to travelers looking for an authentic,...