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Pushkar is a charming holy town popular with backpackers, offering a range of accommodations from budget guesthouses to luxury tents nearby. Highlights include Inn Seventh Heaven, a boutique hotel with lush courtyards; Mama Luna, a clean, affordable hostel with a great rooftop; and Green Park, a comfortable hotel with a pool and mountain views. Perfect for relaxing and connecting spiritually. – Viveka Fernandes

The small holy town of Pushkar is extremely popular with backpackers in India. It offers a wide variety of guesthouses for budget travellers within the city, but just a 10 kms drive away you will also find luxury tented accommodation. There’s a lot of quality hotel experiences in Pushkar. There are also a few nice mid-budget options walking distance from the city as well. So get ready to relax, unwind and get in touch with your spiritual self.

Pushkar from an aerial view (Photo Credit – Vivek Sharma)

Inn Seventh heaven

This is one of India Someday’s favourite places! This small boutique hotel is very close to the centre of Pushkar city, but manages to take you away into another world. Cascading fountains in its courtyard and vines growing along its walls, this is a lovely, great value for money hotel.

In Season INR 1,500 onwards (USD 30+ / EUR 22+), TripAdvisor Reviews

Website: http://www.inn-seventh-heaven.com/

gallery image of property A great interior, like a botanical garden with nature, literally growing up the walls (Photo Credit – Booking.com)

Mama Luna

This backpacker hostel is clean and a great value for money. Unlike Seventh Heaven, it does not offer luxury at a minimal cost, but it does offer clean spacious minimalist rooms at a very affordable rate. It also has a nice rooftop terrace where you can meet other travellers and enjoy the view of the lake.

In Season INR 450 onwards (USD 9+ / EUR 6.5+), TripAdvisor Reviews

Website: http://www.hotelmamaluna.com/

the grand camel fair in Pushkar Decorated Camels in the fair, Pushkar (Photo Credit – Ashish Sangai)

Chacha’s Garden

Another great budget option run by a couple and their children. This is another quaint hostel where the family has converted their house into a guest house. Very close to the main market, this place is great just because of the hospitality of its owners.

In Season INR 450 onwards (USD 9+ / EUR 6.5+), TripAdvisor Reviews

Website: http://chachasgarden.in/

Beautiful veiw of temples, house near Pushkar lake Scenic view of Pushkar lake (Photo Credit – Francisco Anzola, Flickr)

Green Park Pushkar

Green Park is a comfortable, clean hotel a short work from the main city. The hotel has a pool within its premise to relax in during the hot Rajasthani mid-days. There is also a rooftop restaurant with a beautiful view of mountains in the distance.

In Season INR 2,000 onwards (USD 35+/ EUR 25+) TripAdvisor Reviews

Website: http://www.greenparkpushkar.com/

If you are looking at planning a trip to Pushkar and would like some assistance please do get in touch with us and we would be happy to help you plan a memorable trip!

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Gallery image of this property Take a dip in the pool or have lunch at the hotel’s rooftop restaurant (Photo Credit – Booking.com)

Frequently Asked Questions

Pushkar offers a range of accommodations to suit various budgets and preferences. These include budget guesthouses, mid-range hotels, ashrams (some offer lodging), and charming boutique hotels, often with traditional Rajasthani decor. You won’t find large, international chain hotels here, which contributes to the town’s unique and laid-back atmosphere.

Guesthouses and boutique hotels in Pushkar often have a more personal touch, with friendly owners and staff. They frequently feature traditional architecture, colorful interiors, and a peaceful ambiance. Many offer rooftop terraces with views of Pushkar Lake and the surrounding hills, which can be a highlight of your stay.

Budget guesthouses can start from ₹500-₹1200 per night. Mid-range hotels typically range from ₹1500-₹4000 per night. Boutique and more comfortable options can cost ₹4000 upwards, sometimes reaching ₹8000 or more, especially during the Pushkar Camel Fair.

Harsh Sonawala

About Harsh Sonawala

Harsh Sonawala is the co founder of India Someday and since his childhood, he has travelled to different parts of India and the world. The thrill of travelling and sharing his experiences with others was the reason behind starting India Someday. Other than the office where he is conjuring up marketing ideas, he can be found scuba diving in the Andamans or relaxing in a chalet in the Himalayas.

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