279 ReviewsClose to the entry gate of Jodhpur (Merti Gate), and just 1 km from bus stop and railway station, Kuchaman Haveli offers an exciting and unique experience of Leisure world. It is easily accessible and just 4 kms from the Airport. Once the house of Kuchaman Thakur, it now welcomes travelers to experience a royal accommodation, the maharaja style. Guest can now experience the famous Marwari hospitality and relive the glory of a bygone age.
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Inside Merti Gate-,Jodhpur,Rajasthan,India
Close to the entry gate of Jodhpur (Merti Gate), and just 1 km from bus stop and railway station, Kuchaman Haveli offers an exciting and unique experience of Leisure world. It is easily accessible and just 4 kms from the Airport. Once the house of Kuchaman Thakur, it now welcomes travelers to experience a royal accommodation, the maharaja style. Guest can now experience the famous Marwari hospitality and relive the glory of a bygone age.
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on 12/11/2017 15:44
The hotel is so so beautiful the room was lovely, the pool wasn’t the cleanest but you can’t do much about bugs going by the water, the staff were friendly and it was quiet. The breakfast is the same as all Indian hotels cereal, toast, egg options but yeah really nice
Ilesh S on 28/10/2017 12:39
Excellent Outlook and beautiful Interior decoration . Booked thru JRD TOURS . We have enjoyed a lot . The Old Haveli Converted into Hotel , really amazing . Rooms are excellent and clean . Service is also very good .
ilesh shah
Partha_Mukhopadhyay on 18/10/2017 05:45
Excellent Outlook and beautiful Interior decoration . Booked thru Destindia . We have enjoyed a lot . The Old Haveli Converted into Hotel , really amazing . Rooms are excellent and clean . Service is also very good .
Clive J on 20/08/2017 14:28
Just within the city walls this hotel is set in a quiet back street within easy walking distance of the Clock Tower and surrounding shops and stalls. Interesting gothic style architecture with rooms arranged around a central courtyard with a small swimming pool and a lovely roof top restaurant open from 7pm. Rooms are dark with no views and dark painted furniture but comfortable enough. Hard bed and old TV which only fits into the corner too far from the bed and behind you if sitting on the sofa. Shame as there's a good sports selection.
Not a bad breakfast, omelette, chai, juice and toast but the other meals I had were pretty poor. Ate dinner on the roof terrace on Independence Day and the kite flying and noise was magnificent. The food was greasy and not very appertising. They do sell beer and cocktails though. I had a byriani and tandoori chickhen on other occassions and both were disappointing.
LauraEvans88 on 25/07/2017 10:25
The exterior of the Kuchaman is attractive, our room was average. Two single beds (we're Husband and Wife), this wasn't ideal. We were told to just push them together which wasn't really feasible given each bed had a large, thick, high wooden frame. The frames also totally obscured the view of the TV for both of us. Uncomfortable bed, extremely lumpy pillows. We wouldn't return.
