Harasar Haveli

The staff is very nice and helpful. |The room was very clean and the breakfast was very good. We ate sandwich and paratha. And it tasted very good! |The wake up service was right on time, he right away asked if we wanted some coffee or chai. |Nothing to complain, it was just all good!

A bit far from the main city, but a quiet place. Its a haveli changed to a hotel. Still has a old world charm. The staff makes us feel comfortable.

Really good experience with our nice breakfast stay. The best place to stay as a family too. Amazing staff, service and all. If anyone staying for the first time, don’t get confused just make your way.The hotel is a great location near the Junagarh fort. It has good room service and offers great food. The room quality is amazing with large sitout areas and high ceilings. The architecture is also very traditional. It serves alcohol as well and the staff is very polite. I would highly recommend it as one of most value for money stays in all of Bikaner Great architectural details. Dining areas including outdoor dining area nicely decorated. Professional staff very friendly. Enjoyed many meals over three nights there and they were consistently good. Good value and location.

Average quality rooms, not great food, no hot water in the bathroom. We complained but nothing much was done about it. The room was very old though it was clean. Very bad and indifferent service.

#throwback2008 Checked into Hotel Harasar Haveli thinking it was just another budget stay, turns out I accidentally time traveled into a Rajput nobleman’s guest room. Walls painted in faded grandeur, creaky doors with personalities, and beds so solid they could survive a small siege. The hot water situation was… philosophical. Sometimes it flowed like the Ganges, other times it required prayers to three separate deities and a manual restart involving a questionable-looking switch near the toilet. Adds to the authenticity, I guess. Then came the micro sandstorm. No kiddin’. Well not exactly apocalypse-level, but enough to sandblast your face and relocate your towel. Rooftop chai came seasoned with desert essence. One gust and your hair gets textured like camel fur. Dramatic? Yes. Memorable? Absolutely. Staff were warm and wonderfully confused by our enthusiasm for rooftop camel-spotting. Breakfast slapped. The kind of aloo paratha that makes you question your life choices in the best way. No infinity pool, no spa, and absolutely no mood lighting, but if you’re into brass taps, desert chaos, and faded elegance on a shoestring, this place is a dusty gem. Perfect for: lost travelers, faded poets, and anyone whose idea of luxury includes lizards on the windowsill and questionable plumbing.

Good position, basic rooms medium size and quite clean.|Restaurant just sufficient.|At the breakfast, in the morning, bills of the previous night were still on the tables.|Menus and table were dirty.

Very bad experience. No one one should stay here. Worse behaviour of manager. At the time of check in inform the room fare Rs 1600 including GST. At the time of billing charged Rs 1800 + GST. Manager threatening with weapons. No one should stay here with family. These are very dengerous people. They belong to Rajput family. In this way these people are omitted the respect for Rajputana heritage.

Very bad service and overpriced. They even charge for the water bottles(50Rs for a 20Rs Mineral Water Bottle). Poor hospitality and unhygienic food.