The location is right up close under the fort, in the narrow streets of the blue city. You are right in the middle of things: the fort, the blue buildings, the markets are close by, yet convenient for the train station. Inside this multi-level Haveli has genuine unspoiled rooms and decor, original small arched windows with shutters, a lovely rooftop restaurant as well as a breakfast area on the first floor. The bed was comfortable and no problems with hot water or Wi-Fi. The food is vegetarian and very tasty and well presented. I’m a meat lover but really enjoyed the meat-free dishes. The staff were excellent, and really made me feel welcome.

Nothing not to like, there’s two small temples close by so it can be noisy at festivals, but that’s why you come to India, right?

Absolutely beautiful old building, nicely decorated rooms and warm, genuine hotel staff. The location couldn't have been better - very atmospheric but away from the touristy centre, so there was no hassle. It was in a very authentic neighbourhood yet close to the fort and everything else.

I wouldn't do the 'village safari' with their tour guide again - he seemed uninterested / playing on his phone the whole time and didn't converse much. This wasn't the hotel's fault though, but yea look around and find someone else for the tour.

Perfect location in the old city, 5 minute walk to the fort. A 550 year old Haveli, owned by the same family, beautifully preserved and decorated with modern bathroom (European toilet). Rooftop restaurant with beautiful views of the fort and city. Delicious food. Quiet and safe neighbourhood. Very friendly community. Best of all were the staff. We were treated like family. They arranged a walking tour guide of the blue city which was fabulous. We wish we could have stayed longer and will next time.

We loved everything and would strongly recommend but not to people with mobility problems as there are steep stairs. Cars are not allowed in this part of the city so you need to get a tuk tuk from Jalori gate to the hotel. They provide details. Tuk tuk ride was wild but fun.

The rooftop terrace is a great place for a sunset G&T with a view of the fort. The management were very friendly and helpful, arranging transport and giving advice about the area. Everything; room, food, breakfast, laundry were all good value.

The air-conditioning unit was too noisy so we just used the ceiling fan which was fine. The bathroom light switch was inside the bathroom and there was a step down, a bit dangerous in the dark. But these are small niggles and for a budget hotel it was very good.

We had a family suite right overlooking the famous fort. The Haveli was quaint and could serve food and drinks any time of day. The staff was helpful with booking tuktuks and tours.

As a historic property, one must know that you won’t get very modern amenities. Hot water runs out quickly. To conserve, fill up the provided large bucket with steaming water, then use the ladle to bathe. No problem! Paintings in room may not be appropriate for some with younger children.

We had a wonderful three night stay at Singhvi’s Haveli and felt truly welcomed by Suvin and the whole team. The rooftop views are as good (if not better) than any bar we went to in Jodhpur, and you’re free to chill out up there at your own leisure and order drinks and snacks from the kitchen (including beer!). We enjoyed watching the eagles circle above the city and the sun setting. The guest house is situated in a really good location. It is just on the other side of the fort meaning it’s so easy to visit but also is a lot quieter and peaceful for ambling around the streets of the old town - and it’s quiet at night too. A special shout out to the kitchen team. We stayed in for a delicious meal (bringle and paneer curries with butter roti) and they were fantastic. We also enjoyed their breakfasts with freshly squeezed OJ and fruit and nut kulfis (homemade we think) in the afternoon. On early check out (6.30am) the team had ordered us a rickshaw to the airport and were waiting to see us out. We wouldn’t normally spend anywhere near as much time in our accommodation as we did in Jodhpur, but the welcoming and relaxed nature of Singhvi’s Haveli, plus all of the amenities and beauty it provided, meant that we didn’t really want to leave. A gem of a place! Wouldn’t have wanted to stay anywhere else.

Our stay was exceptional and Sunil was a great host, who made us feel extremely comfortable as soon as we arrived. The whole place is stunning, well maintained and creatively decorated following the standards of a Rajasthani history. The food was really good, among the best we had in Rajasthan. This Haveli also has a terrace and a rooftop with amazing views over Jodhpur and the fort. Location is great, 15 mins walk to the city centre but only reachable by tuk tuk.

Apart from Sunil, was a bit difficult to communicate in English with the staff. The neighbourhood is a bit rough with lots of straight dogs and cows, but this is just how Jodhpur is really.

The room was spacious and well maintained. The staff were super helpful and adhered to all our needs. They even helped us book village tours and auto walas for our daily commute.

We did feel that the room could have been prepared better. When we entered we spotted a few mosquitoes. The linen and towels could do with better maintenance. The area during monsoons is extremely dirty and it is quite a task to reach the property (so the location gets negative points)

Room was large with great view and nice terrace with table and chairs outside. We had the top floor newer room which was comfortable but wall decoration was a bit on the kitsch side 🙂. Not as refined as in the older rooms but not a problem. it was nice to be able to sit on the upstairs terraces as well. Very good non-touristy location in old town. Good spot for walking up to the fort and wandering through the old town. Food was ok but a little pricey for the quality - but it’s regular tourist prices. Particular praise for the very kind, helpful and friendly Nepali member of staff - a lovely man.

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This was my favourite of the accommodation I had in India - a building hundreds of years old that felt like a true step back in time. The staff - many of them Nepalese were very friendly and courteous, and the meals were exceptional. The location in the backstreets of the old city was a welcome relief from the traffic of the main part of town. The haveli is right at the foot of the fort.

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