393 ReviewsKarohi Haveli is located in Udaipurs Lake Pichola neighborhood, close to Jagdish Temple, Crystal Gallery, and City Palace. Nearby points of interest also include Lake Palace and Jag Niwas. Hotel Features. Dining options at Karohi Haveli include 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is open for drinks. Recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Tour/ticket assistance and tour assistance are available. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. Additional property amenities include a rooftop terrace, a library, and laundry facilities. Guestrooms. Air-conditioned guestrooms at Karohi Haveli feature safes and windows that open. Accommodations offer city or lake views. Guestrooms offer phones. Televisions have cable channels.
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Out Side Chand Pole,313001,Udaipur,Rajasthan,India
Karohi Haveli is located in Udaipurs Lake Pichola neighborhood, close to Jagdish Temple, Crystal Gallery, and City Palace. Nearby points of interest also include Lake Palace and Jag Niwas. Hotel Features. Dining options at Karohi Haveli include 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is open for drinks. Recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Tour/ticket assistance and tour assistance are available. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. Additional property amenities include a rooftop terrace, a library, and laundry facilities. Guestrooms. Air-conditioned guestrooms at Karohi Haveli feature safes and windows that open. Accommodations offer city or lake views. Guestrooms offer phones. Televisions have cable channels.
Rating from 393 reviews 
Nickventurer on 22/11/2017 11:23
The hotel is located right on Lake Pichola with great views across to the Palace and Lake Palace Hotel. The rooms are good with many having window or balcony giving onto the lake directly.
Somewhat out of the way but still a short walk to the centre of town or there are always tuk tuks available outside. The management and staff are very helpful and will give advice when asked.
This is the second time I have stayed and would do so again particularly since it is adjacent to Ambrai restaurant which is very good although the waiters are not all blessed with a good service attitude.
The cost is very reasonable for Udaipur which has more than its fair share of high-end hotels. You seem to either pay a lot or something rather more sensible like this one.
Our early departure was well handled.
MakanMinum62 on 22/11/2017 07:04
We spent 2 nights here on our whistle stop tour of India and it's been absolutely charming. The hotel is a true heritage property and occupies probably the best position in Udaipur. Our lake view suite had views across to the lake palace as well as the impressive royal palace and the hotel itself is tucked away in the older part of the city, quite a haven from the hustle and bustle. Comfy bed, a good choice of breakfast,excellent dinner and courteous staff - what more could you want?
PhilippaKaye on 21/11/2017 17:02
I seldom do this but needs must.
Amet Haveli in Udaipur has just made into my top 2 of worst hospitality experiences in India. I know they are not known for their great hospitality as they have one of the best locations on the lake, limited Rooms and are value for money and therefore do away with general niceties involved with tour operators and, as it turned out, customers. However, there are limits! On arrival they told me my room, blocked months before was not booked. I had to fight for a room, despite the hotel not being full.
There was no type of welcome, not even so much as a namaste. Eventually our keys were handed to us and we were told to find our own rooms. No show around, nothing. One saving grace was a member of staff, not the manager, saw me struggling and took it upon himself to find me a wheelchair. You see, I met with an accident yesterday and have torn ligaments in my ankle.
A short while later, whilst I was getting checked out at hospital, my friend also met with an accident and was admitted to the same hospital with a fractured vertebrae. The hotel refused to help us, despite calls from our local agents. On arriving back to the hotel 6 hours later, at 2330 having had no dinner, not only was there was no one to meet us, the hotel was in total darkness and when we eventually found someone we were told that the restaurant was closed and no room service was possible, even for a fresh lime soda.
At this point I may have had a sense of humour failure. Drinks were brought but no food. There are no numbers in the room to call reception for assistance. I was left to hobble around and try to determine which light switch worked what. In the end I slept with the light on. At no point did anyone check to see if I or my friend were okay.
This morning I went to have a shower; grey towels I can cope with but providing dirty towels that smell so bad I had to put it down and immediately wash my hands, I would suggest is unacceptable.
No one offered me any assistance in the morning to the dining room or bothered to enquire after our well-being. On raising several complaints, the staff finally became more amenable but the manager made no attempt to find us or offer us an apology.
This is certainly not the kind of hospitality I have come to expect from India and safe to say, I shall not be recommending this hotel again for either my private clients or the travel agents I consult for.
Peter S on 20/11/2017 13:14
Our second stay at this hotel and it’s still a fabulous place with just the best location possible
We had a suite which was sublime and the food is good
However the waiting staff were mostly unsmiling and pretty uncommunicative which is very unusual in out experience in India
This wouldn’t put us off another visit here but is intended as feedback to the management of their teams
yanhLondon_England on 04/11/2017 10:42
Awesome views and looks quite magical at night time. Food menu not too extensive nor cheap but views and ambiance more than make up for this Decent toilets too. Wine list a little pricy - like in all of India.
