Saheli Palace, Udaipur

This budget accommodation is probably the cheapest option on the street, but it's quite a trek to the palace and other tourist spots—about a 40-minute walk. The Wi-Fi was spotty, and I only had hot water once during my two-night stay. However, the staff was friendly and did their best to assist me, despite the language barrier. If you’re pinching pennies, this place works, but if money's no concern, I'd recommend the Oberoi down the road, which is simply stunning.

This place really fits the bill if you're on a tight budget, being one of the most affordable options on the street. The staff was quite friendly and eager to help, even if the language barrier was noticeable. However, the Wi-Fi was a letdown, and I only got hot water on one occasion during my two-night stay. It's a decent choice for budget travelers, but if you can afford more, consider the Oberoi nearby for an amazing experience.

If you’re on a tight budget, this place might work for you. It's one of the cheapest options on the street, but don’t expect too much. The staff were friendly and helpful, even without much English, but I really struggled with the Wi-Fi that barely worked and hot water that was hit or miss during my two-night stay. Although it's a long walk from the main attractions, if you have the budget, I'd definitely recommend the Oberoi nearby instead!

The hotel is quite affordable, making it a decent option if you're on a tight budget. The rooms could use some upgrades as I faced issues with Wi-Fi and hot water during my stay. However, the staff was friendly and eager to help, even with the language barrier. It's a long way to the tourist attractions, so keep that in mind if you're planning to explore the area a lot.

Staying here was a mixed experience. The price is very reasonable, making it a good choice if you're on a tight budget. The Wi-Fi was unreliable, and I struggled with hot water during my stay, but the staff was friendly and did their best to help. It’s about a 40-minute walk to the main tourist areas, so keep that in mind if you prefer convenience.

This place is definitely budget-friendly, which is great if you're watching your expenses. The staff, while not fluent in English, were genuinely helpful and friendly. However, I had consistent issues with the Wi-Fi and only had hot water once during my two-night stay. If you can afford to spend more, I’d recommend staying at the Oberoi nearby for a much more luxurious experience.

I found a budget-friendly option here, but it came with its fair share of issues. The staff were helpful and welcoming, even if they struggled with English. However, the Wi-Fi was frustratingly unreliable, and hot water was hit or miss during my stay. If you're pinching pennies, it could work for you, but I'd suggest looking elsewhere if you want more comfort.

This hotel is an affordable option if you're on a tight budget, but it's not without its drawbacks. The Wi-Fi was unreliable during my stay, and I only managed to get hot water once. However, the staff were very friendly and tried their best to assist, even with the language barrier. For the price, it's a decent choice, but if you can spend more, there are much better options nearby.

I found this hotel to be a decent choice if you're on a tight budget. It's certainly economical, but there's a trade-off with the amenities. The rooms are quite basic and not very modern, but the staff were very friendly and did their best to assist. The location is a bit far from major tourist attractions, and the Wi-Fi situation was frustrating. However, if you're just looking for a place to sleep, it's manageable.

The hotel is definitely budget-friendly, making it an acceptable choice if you're low on funds. While the rooms have their share of issues like unreliable Wi-Fi and inconsistent hot water, the staff were genuinely friendly and helpful. It's a long walk to the main tourist area, so be prepared for that. If you have more money to spend, the Oberoi nearby seems much nicer.