JHANKAR HAVELI

Had a real astonishing stay at this hotel. Rooms are spacious, ambience cozy, food delicious- a simple traditional no- complaint haveli style hotel. The stairs are a bit steep though but if you can take care of that, no worries.

The restaurant ambience is amazing and has a raw charm. They host different gigs and events, and the food is good. Special mention to Vikram for his warm hospitality and gracious welcome.

Close by the jodhpur stepwell Jhankar haveli is a stunning place. Beautiful restaurant with excellent food. Excellent staff all is made to welcome you the best way. I warmly recommend the place where I will come back with delight.

The transformation of an old haveli to a modern hotel in the heart of a city like Jodhpur is commendable. Although the approach is a bit tedious but once one reaches the hotel , the ire goes. Staff if courteous , rooms are comfortable , food is delicious. Just don’t go with high expectations and the experience will be pleasant.

Not a good experience. The bathroom was not good the basin sink was getting clogged. No proper mirror no proper light. Sudden powercut due to which not able to use ac. Need to take bath from cold water. Very bad service. There are better options at this price. Not at all worth the money

If you're visiting Jodhpur and truly want to feel the essence of Rajasthani culture, Jhankar Haveli is a must-stay. Nestled right in the heart of the Blue City—steps away from the majestic Mehrangarh Fort and the iconic Toorji Ka Jhalra stepwell—this heritage haveli is a soulful blend of history, hospitality, and homely charm. From the moment I arrived, I was struck by the beautifully restored architecture, intricate jharokhas, antique decor, and traditional artwork that give the haveli its authentic character. It's like stepping into a different era—but with all the modern comforts thoughtfully integrated. What truly sets Jhankar Haveli apart is the warmth of the hosts and staff. You're not just a guest here—you’re treated like family. Every meal I had was deliciously home-cooked, bursting with local flavors, and served with genuine love and care. The rooftop views are magical, especially at sunset. Whether you're sipping masala chai or enjoying a candlelit dinner under the stars, it's a peaceful oasis above the bustling city streets. The rooms are spacious, clean, and tastefully decorated with vintage touches. It’s clear that every corner of the haveli has been restored with heart and respect for its heritage. ⭐️ Highly recommended for couples, families, solo travelers, and anyone seeking a soulful, immersive stay in Jodhpur. Skip the cookie-cutter hotels—Jhankar Haveli is where stories live.

Jodhpur is one town full of culture and traditions. We can call it Maharaja city of Rajasthan.||We had planned a short visit to Jodhpur and wanted to stay right in the heart. Finally we zeroed down to Jhankar Haveli. The moment we entered,  we were greeted by Mr. Vikram who was extremely pleasant and very accommodating.  This is one of the best addresses to stay in the city. All good reviews hold true to them. The rooms were absolutely rustic with all modern facilities. The reception and restaurant are quite nice. ||Few minor cons, the board put outside is pathetic.  Charging for just 1 water bottle was unexpected.  They need to offer package with breakfast as ordering works out expensive. ||But one thing for sure would definitely like to repeat and stay here only. Personal touch is remarkable.  One more thing, Vikram was great in suggesting good place to have non-veg dinner as this hotel is veg.||

The room we were initially given was extremely hot (35–40°C), and the air conditioning couldn’t cool it down. It was clear the staff were aware of this issue, yet they still offered us the room. We eventually switched to another room and were refunded the price difference. Unfortunately, the new room was never cleaned during our stay—it was dusty and very noisy. The food is good but we saw mice near the wall of the hall, so not a good sign. On top of that, the hotel arranged a camel safari for us despite a weather alert in the area. The experience turned out to be terrible: we spent only 15 minutes in a heavy storm and had to return. The hotel refused to refund the cost of the safari and offered only 400 INR for the dinner we missed (which was supposed to be in the desert, but the location didn’t resemble one at all).