Valoraciones de Moustache Jaisalmer

The cozy vibes of the hostel created a welcoming and relaxed environment, making it an ideal spot for budget-conscious travelers. The budget-friendly accommodation didn't compromise on quality, offering clean and comfortable amenities. The hostel's unique hippie vibes added a charming touch to our stay, creating a memorable and distinct atmosphere. Overall, our time at this hostel in Jaisalmer was not only cost-effective but also infused with a warm and bohemian ambiance, making it a highly recommended choice for those seeking an affordable and unique lodging experience.

It's a very decent accommodation for bachelors / students / back packers looking for over night or few nights of stay. While the rooms are beautiful the.washrooms are not good. Their food is good. Met a lot of backpackers during our stay. Ask for the room which is inside. The room next to restuarant space is really bad coz there is a lot of unwanted noise all day. In the backyard there are a bunch of sheep so no silent hours at all... This is not a place I would recommend to families or couples. But I highly recommend it for solo travellers.

My sister and I took part in the Desert Safari Tour and had the most amazing experience. The tour began with a visit Kuldhara (India’s most ******* village), the oasis (a freshwater lake) and then into the desert where we stoped for chai (made with camel milk) and a unique look into a local village. By around 5pm it was time to switch from jeep to camel (you can opt to continue in the jeep if you wish). We were on the camels for approximately one hour as we slowly made our way onto the sand dunes. Once we arrived at the camp we were greeted with more chai and an abundance of snacks (the deep fried onion balls were a massive hit). We devoured our snacks sitting on top of a sand dune admiring the sunset - a perfect ending to our day. The most amazing camp fire dinner was prepared for us - daal, salad, rice, yoghurt, vegetable curry, sweets, roti and papadam. All cooked by hand and fresh! This was quite the feast but absolutely delicious. We spent the rest of the night watching the stars before being ushered off to our beds. Honestly, the stretcher and mattress was so comfortable and warm - I slept so well! We were awoken by the sun rising and together we all huddled to the top of a dune (blankets and all) to watch the sun peak over the dunes - so beautiful. They really do treat you so well here as we were provided with an elaborate breakfast of chai, maggi, toast, jam, butter, bananas and papaya. We ended our time in the desert with an adrenaline inducing jeep tour around the dunes - hold on tight because they do not hold back. You could either opt to ride the camels out of the desert or take the jeep. Oh, they do have filtered water available but I would recommend bringing ***** some toilet paper and hand sanitiser. The guides were so lovely and accomodating, they made the experience more then worth while! I would 100% recommend this tour.

This property is one of the rare hostels which is located inside a 300+ years old heritage building. The vibe of this property is amazing to say the least. The rooms are quite good and well maintained. The location of this place is right opposite the Jaisalmer Fort, which is a big plus since Jaisalmer Fort is quite large and you can cover it bit by bit by staying here! The people managing this property are super sweet and helpful. I had a smooth checkin, checkout process here. The location of this property is tricky if you are bringing your own vehicle. Since there is extreme rush in the Fort during the day, you can have a tough time parking the vehicle. Frequent light cuts might be a problem if you are on a workation. It takes away the wifi too.