Green Park Resort Pushkar
Vaam Dev Road, Near Gurudwra Pushkar, Rajasthan, 305022, India
TravelPod Member ReviewsGreen Park Resort Pushkar
“The best view from your balcony!”
daveandjess 2 contributions
Croydon, United Kingdom
Jan 23, 2011
We recently stayed at this hotel. We were only supposed to stay one night but extended it by another 4 nights... We loved it so much! the view from the balcony is unforgettable! As soon as you open the curtains you look at mountains, rose garden next door and you're overlooking the pool which looks very inviting!
Great location also! Only a 10 minute stroll into town!
The hotel is clean and tidy. We have stayed in some rough places so this was fantastic for us...We did pay a bit more but it was worth it...Would definitely recommend it!
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Hi peeps!
A few days
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