
Hostel Mantra Udaipur
Hostel Mantra Udaipur
Udaipur, India
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Location
22, Lal Ghat Road, next to Jagat Niwas, Old City, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313004, India
Udaipur, India
Pros
- "We stayed in a 4-bed mixed dormitory at Mantra Hostel, Udaipur, and had a really nice experience overall. The hostel is "
- "One of the best hostel experiences I’ve ever had. Everything—from the stay and rooms to the stunning views—was exception"
- "Hostel Mantra was my first hostel experience, and I think I need to go and buy a lottery ticket after the experience of "
Guest Reviews
★★★★★ Dwij Bhatt — 4 weeks ago
We stayed in a 4-bed mixed dormitory at Mantra Hostel, Udaipur, and had a really nice experience overall. The hostel is very clean, well maintained, and budget-friendly, which is great for travelers. The dorm room was comfortable and hygienic, and the common areas were also kept neat. The best part of the hostel is definitely the rooftop — the sunset view from there is absolutely beautiful and a perfect place to relax and hang out. The café food is okay, nothing exceptional, but decent enough wh
★★★★★ kunal ghosh — a month ago
One of the best hostel experiences I’ve ever had. Everything—from the stay and rooms to the stunning views—was exceptional. What truly stood out were the hosts: incredibly hospitable, genuine, and welcoming. This place offers one of the best views Udaipur has to offer, is very affordable, and makes you feel instantly at home. I wouldn’t think twice about booking here again on my next visit to Udaipur. Highly recommended for a truly memorable, lifetime experience! ☺️
★★★★★ Rahul bhati — a month ago
Hostel Mantra was my first hostel experience, and I think I need to go and buy a lottery ticket after the experience of a lifetime I’ve had. I picked this place as one of the reviews talked about how they made lifelong friends here while exploring this city. I’m walking out with friendships I’ll cherish for the rest of my life. My original plan was to stay one night. However, after seeing the view from the roof with the morning fog, and overhearing the experiences of some leavers, by the eveni















