Amritara Manak Haveli

A haveli converted to a heritage hotel. Nicely decorated one which gave a feel of living in a haveli. In the heart of the city. Walking distance from the jodhpur clock tower and market area. So be ready to move in thin lanes. No car parking available in the property but the hotel management arranged a parking nearby and then provided logistics support to and from the hotel. Service staff was a bit disappointment as they were not looking trained, however the property owners were present during breakfast and dinner time and taking care of one's needs. Even proving other products which were not in the menu. Thank you for that.

Hi, for our travel planned end of December, I had booked 1 appt in the first week of November. This was done through Agoda and I got a booking confirmation as well. 3 weeks post booking now I'm getting a call that the said room isnt available. Only 1 twin room is available which obviously cannot accommodate 4 ppl, hence the booking is being canceled. So much for planning in advance!! Now I have to scout for stay for 25-27 Dec which just so, happens to be peak travel time!

Totally opposite to expectations. Terrible food and hygiene. Not a heritage vibe. Washrooms smelly

Nestled in the midst of the old jodhpur, this hotel gave a glimpse of royal treatment with the ambience and decor matching the haveli feel. The caretaker was sweet and the food was awesome. Only drawback is you can't take your car here, however the hotel provides autorickshaw transport at extra cost other than checkin.

I had a wedding to attend in jodhpur which is when I decided to extend my stay to explore and experience the rich cultural heritage and a riot of food and fusion of the Blue City! The locals had recommended staying in places that looked like business hotels...nah! Not for me 😆 😂 I wanted a 'haveli' with an intimate experience. And that's exactly what I found, actually overload of it in Manak Haveli. My interior design eye was pleasantly stimulated with the richness of the interiors, the attention to detail and the juxtaposition of colors textures and a fantastic array of collectibles. P.S. my favorite place turned out to be their terrace bar which had great views of Mehrangarh Fort and great food served while sitting in the shade even when it was relatively hot outside. It was a beautiful experience. I bumped into a fun group of Australians who seemed over the top fired up with the pottery workshop, the village tour, the shopping and to my surprise, the food that they couldn't stop Raving about!! Well, What can I say.. This haveli is in the heart of the old city so very close to everything where the real action is.. so that was a PLUS for me. I got a chance to interact with the family.. and I learned that this is a family run business (or passion if I may say) and it's clearly visible in the way they took care of me and my specific needs! This was their own home up until a few years ago and they treat it exactly like that. Lemme know about your experience if you happen to stay there too! Cheers

hospitality is nice - almost customised, approach to the property is poor. We took the maharaja room since we were 5 people. They made fresh food as per order. Also, helped us get autos to commute to the city (yes, cabs can’t get inside those narrow lanes. They have a terrace which has a view of meheangarh fort, but nothing exquisite about the place. Over priced!