Rawai Luxury Tents

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Interesting idea for a glamping experience didn’t quite live up to the potential. Prolly an easier experience if I spoke Hindi but there was a lot lost in translation which made the stay not as relaxing as others I have had over the past two months in India. The rooms could use some updates and the furniture was what you would expect in a 2 star. The food was ok but VERY limited compared to most hotels in this price range.

Quaint and a lovely experience.

Staff and amenities great

The property is very nice and the location was great - just outside of the downtown Pushkar area and quick walk into town. Nice pool and room. Staff was very attentive and helpful.

Positives; our accommodation was very nice, spacious and comfortable. The ground are very pleasant, including the good sized pool. It’s very close to the centre of Pushkar and the entrance to the Savitri temple, to provide easy access by foot during the day or a short ride in the evening, but just enough distance to allow for you to enjoy a quiet break from the sensory overload of Pushkar. The cafe / restaurant offers a very wide selection of Indian, Asian and Western dishes, and we enjoyed both the breakfast and on one evening dinner there. The staff at the restaurant were excellent. On the other side of the balance sheet, there was no WiFi during our 3 day stay with no explanation and the merest apology. Which isn’t ideal when there is no or poor mobile network coverage in the resort. Further, the restaurant menu, with the exception of breakfast, was only available via QR code, so staff had to hotspot us. The reception stuff were generally unhelpful and seemed uninteresting, to the extent that they didn’t even make an effort to explain or upsell any additional services, etc. They were unable or unwilling to book transport for us on the evening we dined in Pushkar, when we couldn’t book ourselves due to the lack of WiFi / network connection. There was no service in the pool area to provide snacks or drinks, or even provide poll towels despite repeated requests on one occasion. Overall we enjoyed our stay and loved Pushkar, but it certainly didn’t feel like luxury.

Great property

Property was very nice. We were coming from Oberois and Taj’s - so not trying to compare but giving a review to help others based on our standards. The property was clean, the tents were good and the grounds were nice. The pool was a little off color/brown (maybe bad chlorine levels) so we did not go swimming. But this could happen anywhere. Staff were very friendly. Overall it was a good stay. But it is a 3 star hotel. It was clean, the location was great, and I’m sure the food will be to some peoples likings. For North Americans on vacation we were overly careful of what we were eating and did not want to take a chance. If I had to stay there again I would have no problem doing so.

Amazing stay. Pleasant surprise that is so near to pilgrim temple. Near access to camel rides.

This was a fun place to stay for a night. It was cold that night so we appreciated the extra bedding and the space heater. The hot water was very complicated to figure out and the staff didn’t seem clear on the directions. The room was very spacious and the bed and linens were good. As in the rest of India, we’d appreciate some washcloths or an extra hand took or two. The breakfast provided was very good.

We loved our one night stay at the Rawai camp. Breakfast was very good and the location is perfect. All the activities are very close from the camp. The staff is extremely helpful, the restaurant staff is cheerful and very happy to serve. Overall it was a wonderful stay