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Perched on the hill near the temples, you will reach this great government building shortly after having begun the descent on Madhuban. It is practical if you are tired or if it is already late, but the reception is freezing. We sleep on the ground in a large common room. Blankets are provided and you can eat it. The environment is beautiful, but there is no direct view of the temples. The small difficulty is that to stay there, you need to apply for authorisation in Madhuban. For this appointment, the Tirth Kshetra Marketing (Tel (06558) 23 70/65) whose offices are about 100 m above the Hotel Sapna. You will need to specify the number of nights you want to spend on the Dak Bungalow (50 Rs per night). If you stay less than expected, you will not be refunded.

A large terrace, a cordial welcome, comfortable rooms.

More expensive but more pleasant than the previous one.

Only 10 minutes walk from the museum. A hotel without charm, but many rooms and not very expensive. Shame that some bathrooms are a bit dirty. Visit before.

Perfect if you have to spend one night here and you don't want to spend too much. There is a restaurant for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Thali costs between 40 and 50 Rs.

The Gangaram lost its superb and what was once the city's best plan became a scam. The rooms around a patio would require a good painting and the bathrooms of a plumber. All rooms do not have windows, ask for several. The hotel is very well located at the foot of Aina Mahal and just steps from Shroff Bazar. The food served is delicious. Do not hesitate to stop there for a lunch before or after the visit of the Darbargadh.

That is by far the best solution. The official price of a double room is 5 Rs for 3 days, so that it is free and you expect a donation. The large, tiled rooms are of impeccable cleanliness. They have a bathroom and a heater. You will notice small fabric bags on the taps. Above all do not untie them, they are used to filter the water to avoid swallowing (so to kill) some beast, even microscopic. The ashram will provide you with a «Rashora Pass», a small map that allows you to take your meals free of charge before dark (about 18 h) with other pilgrims. In the evening, you may have the chance to attend shows depicting the Jaïn epic. Finally, smoking is strictly prohibited.

One of the first Hôtels hotels in New Delhi. The rooms are comfortable but the rooms are sentent and many have no window. . restaurant.

A few steps from the market, a modest modest hotel. The rooms are very comfortable and comfortable. Restaurant on site.

Clean establishment but dark rooms.

You will recognize the boss, Rajiva, to his glasses. The establishment, apparently the oldest of Gwalior (1962), has been well preserved. The rooms are basic and the three very dark restaurants. Enjoy a refreshing beer in the adjoining bar.

It offers more than correct rooms equipped with bathroom for only 20 Rs. Given the high priority given to Sikhs, it is unlikely to be able to stay there in June when several thousand of them come to attend the pilgrimage to Hem Kund.