Mateo R.
The central garden was a nice spot to unwind, though you could still hear the busy street during the day. Rooms were clean, but the toilets could use improvement. Breakfast was very good, with Muesli and pancakes as a welcome change from all the curry we’d been eating in India. During the Camel fair, this was one of the town’s cheapest hotels, so it felt worth the price for a place that wasn’t luxury. The staff were friendly, flexible, and always asking if they could do more to help. We had a great stay.
