Rajasthan govt hotel that no discerning tourist would stay at unless someone else was paying.climb the stairs with your luggage to padlock and bolted doors of large bare walled rooms and cold marble floors. Standard terrible bathrooms with tap and bucket and toilet, all looking unclean. Not a place to stay if you have choices

This place is open and has some breathing space. The corridors r wide and airy. The rooms r decent and basic ( bed and tv ) nothing extraordinary . The service is decent too and food is passable too. Compared to the three other hotels that we saw in Ajmer this one is more spacious and doesn't have feeling of... More

the location is very good, its right close to the main street with the mcdonalds mall a 5 mins walk. The rooms are very basic, cleanliness is a little bit of a problem here and so are the language skills of the staff. The room we took had an AC, and a small tv (didnt work so well). The beds... More

Location: The hotel is located at a nice place in the town since it is not very far from the Ajmer railway station or the main bus depot (should be 10 minutes drive from either of these places) and yet the road where the hotel is located is peaceful with not much chaos. The hotel location also has ample car... More

The basic rooms are nice and comfortable and the tariff is also ok at 1400 rs including breakfast which was bread nd butter , cornflakes, tea and bread pakoras . Rest of meal is also available on order. Place is neat and clean but the blankets are a bit smelly. Otherwise the hotel is value for money and has good... More

Khadim has good location, close to the bus stand and at a comfortable distance from the railway station and dargah for which most of us visit Ajmer. It is an old-fashioned government style building complex - rooms on the either side of a wide corridor. A lot of space in the hitel - could have been better utilized. Anyway, room... More

We stayed two days at Khadim. It is a very old-fashioned, government type of building. The room was big and clean, The hotel restaurant is barely worth mentioning, with it's food that did not match the cost at all. Everything is good exept no exhaust fan in bathroom. room service should be offerd. All the items from the menu were... More

My husband and I stayed overnight at Khadim. It is a very old-fashioned, government type of building. The room was big and clean, but the bathroom had lizards and bugs wandering around. The hotel restaurant is barely worth mentioning, with it's food that did not match the cost at all. As the locals were telling us, we could have booked... More

Most of the people traveling to ajmer come for a short trip to seek the blessings at the dargah, I travel almost every year to ajmer and have never stayed in any other hotel. Khadim was actually a tourist bungalow which has been converted into a hotel. Keep your expectations low and you may be surprised. First the price is... More