Mandore Guest House

Being closest to NLU served the purpose of visit for joining the child in NLU.

Mandore Guest House Pros: 1.Nice Garden/Great Ambiance 2.Clean Rooms 3.Good Food 4.Good Service Cons: 1.In my room two small beds was joined to make single bed,as we were having a kid a gap between bed was irritating 2.There was a pillar in the middle part of room 3.Far from main city attractions

Normally there was no one at the Reception Desk. No intercom in the rooms ! No exhaust fan in the bathrooms. Drinking water is not supplied in the rooms ! I had booked 2 rooms for 3 nights by paying 100% in advance for a family holiday. On arrival I was forced to sign in advance on Check out column also without indicating date ! This place is okay for one night stay only.

This is quite a good resort/hotel which is located away from the bustling Jodhpur city. It is near the Mandore Garden which is a bit on the outskirts of the city. The resort itself is like an oasis. Lots of trees and greenery. Places to sit and chill with your family/friends under the trees. Or grab a book and be at peace. The cottages are quite good. They were recently renovated and in very good condition.Tastefully done interiors and washrooms. Only problem is that there is no separation between the wet area and dry area. So the whole washroom gets wet after taking a bath. Had a great sleep with no disturbance. We had only the breakfast from there and it met the expectations. Go there for 2 or 3 days to relax and calm yourself. Enjoy your time with nature and your family/friends. They can arrange for transportation to-fro the city and would cost 300 one way.

We stayed in Mandore Guest House in December 2019 and it was a very good experience. The ambiance of the place is very different with a garden in the center surrounded by the rooms. This make for a very pleasant ambiance which is also very enjoyable and very different (in a good way) from other hotels and resorts. There is also a dedicate parking lot for cars. The place is a bit outside of the city but well connected by local transport (autos). The food at the restaurant is also quite good, though the food is veg only. The room was quite basic with the bare minimum of things. No storage for clothes. That is definitely an area of improvement. The only incident that left a bad taste in the mouth is as follows: This place is visited by a lot of foreigners from various countries. Once, we were having breakfast at the restaurant; there were 2 Indian families (including us) and 2 foreign families. The person at the reception (later came to know that he was a close relative of the owner) came inside the restaurant and greeted the foreign families but did not have the courtesy to speak a word to the Indian families. I was really dumbstruck and quite taken aback by such a behavior. But it done seem that India visitors are not of much importance to this property. Other than the above incident, our stay was quite good and it was a nice experience.

Rooms are arranged around a sweet garden, clean and comfortable. The breakfast is nothing to write home about, and the service a little surly. However, the story of the owner at the front desk more than makes up for his demeanour: the hotel is his vehicle to help impoverished rural families, both through use of profits and facilitating volunteer work assignments. Our dinner was very tasty, well-priced, and very memorable under a tree in the courtyard! Two large fires with seating around each provided beautiful settings for evening relaxation.