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My stay at zostel was perfect..... I went specially for the Khajuraho dance festival..but zostel stole the show. I am an artist and was so excited to see the walls painted with interesting stuff, by guests too. . Pushkar and the staff were very welcoming . Everything was in order. The location is so convenient , everything is at walkable distance. . There are rules but again quite free flowing. There was so much to bond over with fellow travellers... Longes on both floors,, equipped with games, music, television, books to read . And of course what we did most late into the night..played badminton. There is food available if you want , a nice neat menu , nothing flamboyant but super. You are free to cook if you want to in the kitchen. The terrace a great place for star gazing and late night chats... So as not to disturb other guests. And as solo woman travelling I felt absolutely at home. I did take a couple of trips around and the guys at zostel made the arrangements. And because of my stay at Khajuraho zostel I am surely going to try out their other properties

What was to be a 2 day stay, became a magical week. Farman is kind, loving, and immensely generous. I expressed a desire to know local village life, and that’s exactly what he shared with me, and then some! He took me all over, around, and beyond Kajuraho. We went to the remotest villages and farms, hiked the mountains, went to distant forestland, small out-of-the-way dhabbas, and other special spots. He shared history and culture of the land, his personal vision, time, and things very close to his heart. He offered everything without ever asking for a single rupee. Nor did I ever feel as though there were any expectations. This inspired me to be as generous as possible. We became fast friends, brothers. Getting to stay with him and his family - brother Farhan, parents, sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews, talking with them, having dinner with them - had me feeling as part of the family. When visiting Kajuraho, please stay here with Farman and his beautiful family.

I turned down two rooms because they were dirty and didn't have working toilets. Would have left but I don't know what Agoda's terms are for cancelling a booking in that circumstance. The room I ended up in still had a smelly blanket. If you stay (and you might, the location is just across the street from the Temples and it's cheap) DO NOT eat at the restaurant. Breakfast was alright (but not included) so I ate there again. The veg mac and cheese was one of the worst things I've been served in my life. Wish I could include a pic. Finally, I asked one of the guys how late the train to Varanasi usually ran and if I could make a connecting flight. He assured me it rarely ran so late I wouldn't be able to get to the airport. Sure enough we didn't get to Varanasi until

Hotel Zen is a magic place to have rest after visiting Khajuraho and other cities in India. Staff is very friendly and helpfull, rooms are clean, decorated with taste,in quiet area, beautifull garden, very delicious food - if you are lucky and you will get an invitations for dinner making by owner - don't miss this!!! It was the best meal I had in one - month trip in India!!!

I stayed for one night at Hotel Green House. The hotel is right across the street from the Khajuraho bus station and is a 5 minute (or so) walk to the west temple group. I did not purchase air conditioning and the fan kept things cool. The hot water was turned off in the shower, so I had to use a bucket to get a warm shower. The staff was very friendly and I had no problems. It's just no frills, but that's what I expect for a $10/night room.

Decent budget option in Khajuraho. Rooms about standard for this price range in India. Owner definitely went out of his way to ensure we had a good stay -- he only recently listed the hotel on Agoda, and clearly is willing to do what is necessary to build up a good reputation here. Apparently the place was mostly geared towards Indian tourists up to now, but is trying to raise its standards to attract more foreign tourists. Still no wifi, but owner says it will be installed next year. Rooms vary (the first room we saw had no natural light, but we were quickly switched to a much lighter room), and the owner will definitely try to make sure you're comfortable with your room, etc. We also booked our railway tickets with him at a much lower fee than we could have gotten from any of the agencies in town. Overall, it's certainly a reasonable option if you're looking to book a cheap place in Khajuraho and don't need the wifi (which it may even have by the time you read this).

his hotel is close to 1 Km from Western temples of Khajuraho, The hotel is new rooms are clean and spacious, The staff at the hotel is very courteous and the food served is delicous, I would definately recommend this hotel to anyone who want to stay in a budget hotel at Khajuraho as its really value for money. The only unpleasant experience for us was We've booked Standard Room in this hotel it was stated that it had AC but unfortunately when we reached there we came to know standard room did not have AC, it did not mater much as the weather was pleasant and rooms were cool enough. This did not put us down and it still ticks all the right boxes a budget hotel should have :-) Cheers Allwyn

We booked and paid on Agoda. Went to the hotel to find out they have no rooms available. Gave them to an Italian group who had just arrived. Zero professionalism, made me wait with my old mother for hours on the cold night finally to resettle us in another hotel. The hotel quality also was pretty bad - shabby rooms, bad location. Surprised by the good reviews they are getting - most probably paid for. Avoid this hotel at all costs

-very attentive and polite host -location away from touristy district in rural environment, close to the people - nevertheless in walking distance to the tempels -yummy food (delicious fish and chicken curry!) -our room was spacy enough, very clean and well equiped -they organize bycycles and transfers -one of our best accomodations in India so far -highly recommended

I recently stayed for a couple of days at this hotel. The bungalows are set in beautiful gardens, each one with it's own terrace which made for the perfect spot to sit, relax and enjoy a drink. The rooms and bathroom are spacious and were clean. The staff are very helpful and professional which is not surprising as this establishment runs a centre for training for the hotel and catering industry on site. Thanks to Mukesh and the team for an enjoyable stay.

My stay was quite nice and I have only praise to offer. I wasn't feeling well and the staff were very aware of my situation and attentive to my needs. The room blew us away, one of the cleanest, not to mention the excellent restaurant in the garden which served breakfast (included) every morning! Fast internet...EVERYWHERE. Great views, central location, friendly atmosphere and exceptional value! A definite must in Khajuraho :)

Great location is just about all that is good about this hotel. We had a room which had unwashed bedsheets and pillow covers, with visible dirt on it and had to get the unresponsive boys at the hotel to replace it. The replacement was equally dirty. A cup of tea is not available before 8 am. The 4 boys at the reception were constantly on their phones playing games or playing card together, and totally disinterested in attending to the guests. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone - budget or no budget

I am a frequent traveler and have stayed at multiple hotels of all categories at India and abroad. When it comes to customer service, The Radisson Jass Khajuraho stands amongst the best in India. The property is recently renewed and stands beautiful with minor attention to details taken into consideration. It has all the amenities and services of a world class hotel and a staff that is always willing to go an extra mile to help. It was a delightful one day stay at The Raddison and probably was highlight of our Khajuraho trip. I would recommend this hotel to everyone.

The towels are falling apart and yellowing and there were some strange stains on the paper-thin, sandpaper sheets. This being India I was going to ignore it as long as they were clean, but they reeked with unmistakable stench of body odor. Many of the rooms are built around an open atrium with stairs to the lobby and the event space. We could hear every footstep, voice, and lyrics of the raucous birthday party they were hosting. It took multiple requests to end the party and, though it finally did, they could do nothing about the jubilant guests running up and down the hallways at full volume. The managers tried graciously to persuade me to stay with brand new sheets and towels and a free meal. Too little to late. We abandoned the hotel at 11:30pm and found a cheaper, nicer hotel somewhere else. There are many other hotels in Khajuraho, I urge you to stay at one of those. I feel like we would've had better rest in a hostel dorm and I'll be asking for my money back.

At the time of year we were staying khajuraho was quiet (tourist wise) hence the hotel was quiet too. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly and went out if their way to help us. And even said we could call for help after we had left khajuraho. The room was a decent size and clean, air con worked well and the bathroom was clean. Wifi only worked in the foyer which was charged for and it was slow, this was the only criticism of this hotel during our stay. The restaurant and food was excellent and the best poori barjis in India. Not a bad location. About 1 km into the small town and the western temples. We we picked up at the train station as promised by a very smilie face at 0500. There were three of us stating and we were all really pleased with our stay and we would def come back.

the perfect place to relax from travelling in india. the lalit traveller rooms are a few meters beside the main five star hotel building - but allow access to all luxury hotel amenities. amazing breakfast buffet. large swimming pool. beautyful park with old trees. calm situation. spacious rooms. very friendly and helpful staff. in walking distance to main khajuraho temples. very good value for money!

It was wonderful to stay at a hotel that the staff spoke English especially after a disaster staying at the Bhopal Grande Hotel. Usha Bundela Hotel was costing half the price then the Bhopal Grande. It is very close to all the sights. All of the facilities were working properly! Not like in the Bhopal Grande! At the Bhopal Grande you could not even close your door or when you closed it, you could not open it. At the Bhopal Grande you could not have a shower as the thermostat mixer was not working! Here at the Usha Bundela Hotel everything was working properly and you can have a hot shower any time. They had extra accessories like shampoo, body lotion, shower cap, hair dryer etc. In the Bhopal Grande you did not even have a soap! At the Bhopal Grande only one person of staff could speak English, and when he was not there you were lost - nobody can understand you. Breakfast etc staff was super unprofessional at Bhopal Grande. At the Usha Bundela all staff was friendly, speaking your language and being professional in what they were doing! The room, towels and bed sheets were clean! The had a swimming pool and they also had two dining rooms. While the Bhopal Grande had neither! You have to pay extra for the internet but it was the fastest connection that we ever had in India. At the Bhopal Grande they do say that they have wifi but it constantly crashing and it is super slow - so not at all workable! You do have value for your money at the Usha Bundela Hotel! While the pricing at the Bhopal Grande Hotel was an absolute scam! Khajuraho is a very nice place to see. I would say actually it is a must see in India! The temples are amazing and the waterfalls are beautiful! And then there is a national park near to it as well. Go and see it and stay at Usha Bundela Hotel!