Vinayak Guest House Bikaner
near junagarh fort, old ginani bikaer
phone: -
website: http://www.vinayakguesthouse.globalas.com
Vinayak Guesthouse is a small family home that has been welcoming travelers for a few years.It is run by a retired Indian Air Force Officer who now works with(ABHIVYAKTI) Urmul Trust, a local NGO in rajasthan, his wife, and their son,a zoology student. vinayak guest house is in the centre of city, junagarh fort-400meters,. bus station - 1.5 km, railway station- 1.3 km.we provide you free pick up from railway/bus station. Everyone leaves feeling as though they've been adopted by a lovely Rajasthani family.Vinayaka guesthouse has Rooftop giving a commanding view of the Junagarh Fort, of Lallgarh Palace and of other prominent landmarks of the city, up to the sand dunes surrounding Bikaner. Visit VinayakGuest House for a comfortable and secure stay with friendly and cultured host.Enjoy our customs, culture, hospitality and rituals as well as delicious Rajasthani food!. With a warm and friendly atmosphere, Vinayak provides not only excellent value accomodation,but also tasty meals (with a complimentary cooking course from the resident mother and chef) and engaging conversations.we also provide camel safari in Thar desert of rajasthan around Bikaner. 24 hour reception. . 24 hour hot showers. . No curfew. . Safety deposit. . Lockers in dorms. . Internet. . Tours/Travel Desk. . Washing machines. . Lounge area. . Restaurant Vinayak Guest House Bikaner Rates and Room Information
from 100 rs to 500rs
Latest Reviews for Vinayak Guest House Bikaner
I was there in early December
by burbujasdeamor
on Feb 14, 2008.
Rating: 
I was there in early December, 2007, stayed 5 nights and wished I'd stayed 5 weeks! Not that there's lots to do in Bikaner, but just to stay within the compound of the guesthouse and eat the fantastic food (and learn from) of Mama Raj! There is free rickshaw pickup from the train or bus station, make sure you pre-arrange with ... read more »
First let me say
by Bex
on Nov 29, 2007.
Rating: 
First let me say, Jitu and his family are probably the nicest bunch of people you are likely to meet in India.
The guesthouse is small, clean, quiet and the beds are comfy. Our double was 350rps, with bucket hot water, and you can get delicious thalis made by Jitu's mum for dinner. Its a family run place, so they insist you ... read more »
+ A clean
by TropDocs
on Apr 28, 2007.
Rating:
+ A clean, friendly family guesthouse close to the fort (easy walking distance.
+ Our two double rooms were simply furnished but pleasant, clean and spacious.
+ The food cooked by Jitu's (owner/manager's) mother was excellent.
+ Our son thoroughly enjoyed being taught how to fly the local kites by Jitu - both from the rooftop ... read more »
I stayed there end of February...
by Sylvie-F
on Mar 19, 2007.
Rating:
I stayed there end of February and liked the very friendly family atmosphere. The food is very tasty. They work on a no-commission basis, which has to be supported.
The son, Jitu, proposes ecofriendly tours, if you are interested. I found these tours more interesting than the ones in Jaisalmer, because there is more wildlife ... read more »
Rating 10 out of 10 is NOT enough...
by Percy
on Nov 06, 2006.
Rating:
Rating 10 out of 10 is NOT enough to express the experience you will have with this family. Further, the desert safari organised by Jitu from this guesthouse is not to be missed - however long or short. They catered to our every needs with a smile on their face.
By the way, the food prepared by Mama Raj IS NOT TO MISSED - ... read more »
Vinayak is perhaps the best guesthouse...
by bassman
on Sep 15, 2006.
Rating:
Vinayak is perhaps the best guesthouse experience I have ever had. The rooms are large and spotless, and a bargain at 200-600rs. But the experience of this place is centered around the family that runs it.
If you are looking for a "homestay" type of experience, this is it. You immediately feel like part of the ... read more »
I came to Bikaner via a recommendation...
by eularohan
on Sep 13, 2006.
Rating:
I came to Bikaner via a recommendation of a friend that spoke highly of the Raj Family. I wasn't even intending to come but fate worked its magic thank the Gods that I found my way here.
I arrived and was safely collected by Jitu at 5am from the Jaisalmer bus. On signing in I went to my room and fell ill with an unknown ... read more »
Vinayak Guest House is definitely...
by natasha chanda acharya
on Jul 19, 2006.
Rating:
Vinayak Guest House is definitely the best place you can be in Bikaner. A really good experience it was for me. After spending vacant-hotel-ceiling evenings in Jaisalmer, not to mention touts and thugs, coming across the Solanki family was a real treat. The rooms are a steal for the kind of comfort they offer. Very nice clean ... read more »
To all travelers
by petar07
on Jul 08, 2006.
Rating:
To all travelers,
Beautiful India? That?s what they show us in the advertisement about India. I was in Banaras, Agra, jaipur jodhpur, puskhar and finally here in Bikaner.
Even in my dreams I couldn?t image, that there is a family, like the ? vinayak family? which is so honest, helpful, traditional, creative, caring and just ... read more »
by burbujasdeamor
on Feb 14, 2008.
Rating:
I was there in early December, 2007, stayed 5 nights and wished I'd stayed 5 weeks! Not that there's lots to do in Bikaner, but just to stay within the compound of the guesthouse and eat the fantastic food (and learn from) of Mama Raj! There is free rickshaw pickup from the train or bus station, make sure you pre-arrange with ... read more »
by Bex
on Nov 29, 2007.
Rating:
First let me say, Jitu and his family are probably the nicest bunch of people you are likely to meet in India.
The guesthouse is small, clean, quiet and the beds are comfy. Our double was 350rps, with bucket hot water, and you can get delicious thalis made by Jitu's mum for dinner. Its a family run place, so they insist you ... read more »
by TropDocs
on Apr 28, 2007.
Rating:
+ A clean, friendly family guesthouse close to the fort (easy walking distance.
+ Our two double rooms were simply furnished but pleasant, clean and spacious.
+ The food cooked by Jitu's (owner/manager's) mother was excellent.
+ Our son thoroughly enjoyed being taught how to fly the local kites by Jitu - both from the rooftop ... read more »
by Sylvie-F
on Mar 19, 2007.
Rating:
I stayed there end of February and liked the very friendly family atmosphere. The food is very tasty. They work on a no-commission basis, which has to be supported.
The son, Jitu, proposes ecofriendly tours, if you are interested. I found these tours more interesting than the ones in Jaisalmer, because there is more wildlife ... read more »
by Percy
on Nov 06, 2006.
Rating:
Rating 10 out of 10 is NOT enough to express the experience you will have with this family. Further, the desert safari organised by Jitu from this guesthouse is not to be missed - however long or short. They catered to our every needs with a smile on their face.
By the way, the food prepared by Mama Raj IS NOT TO MISSED - ... read more »
by bassman
on Sep 15, 2006.
Rating:
Vinayak is perhaps the best guesthouse experience I have ever had. The rooms are large and spotless, and a bargain at 200-600rs. But the experience of this place is centered around the family that runs it.
If you are looking for a "homestay" type of experience, this is it. You immediately feel like part of the ... read more »
by eularohan
on Sep 13, 2006.
Rating:
I came to Bikaner via a recommendation of a friend that spoke highly of the Raj Family. I wasn't even intending to come but fate worked its magic thank the Gods that I found my way here.
I arrived and was safely collected by Jitu at 5am from the Jaisalmer bus. On signing in I went to my room and fell ill with an unknown ... read more »
by natasha chanda acharya
on Jul 19, 2006.
Rating:
Vinayak Guest House is definitely the best place you can be in Bikaner. A really good experience it was for me. After spending vacant-hotel-ceiling evenings in Jaisalmer, not to mention touts and thugs, coming across the Solanki family was a real treat. The rooms are a steal for the kind of comfort they offer. Very nice clean ... read more »
by petar07
on Jul 08, 2006.
Rating:
To all travelers,
Beautiful India? That?s what they show us in the advertisement about India. I was in Banaras, Agra, jaipur jodhpur, puskhar and finally here in Bikaner.
Even in my dreams I couldn?t image, that there is a family, like the ? vinayak family? which is so honest, helpful, traditional, creative, caring and just ... read more »
