Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Jandiāla Guru

Very good

A serene aesthetic space with such generous hospitality - highly recommend!

I am usually sceptical about all 5 star review places - but the garden's photo and my wife's pressure (married men would get my predicament :p), made me book this place in advance. We live in Bangalore and this was my going to be my first visit to Punjab. All the Punjab references in my head were what Hindi film industry (read Yash Chopra) had fed me; which combined with the cold and 'keep to yourself' nourishing in Bangalore had made me a little too skeptical about what my experience was going to be. I mean, obviously the Punjabi characters in the movies were caricatures and how could 'warmth' be a trait of the whole region - of course I thought there would be some good souls but most of the left brain made me expect some blurred Udta Punjab version - same went for the expectation that I had from the owner of De Manora. I mean, he sounded a little too cheerful and a little too excited for my visit to his property. To make my visit a truly memorable one, all these projections and caricatures needed to be true and there was hardly any space for aany spectrum as far as the soul warmth meter. But low did I get googlies!!! Let me start by the hotel. De Manora was beautiful. A private residence turned to just a few room hotel (all on the ground floor) with warm vibes of bhajan audible all day immediately transported me to the good old 90's where grannies lay pickles in the sun, children were visible on the fields and an old-fashioned DD1 briefed us about the day affairs at 9 PM - all altogether a feeling of sukoon! The owner did really seem enthusiastic about our visit here - not because I awed him with my voice on the phone - but because he really did want folks, not from the region, experience the region through his eyes and experience. Someone who loves his religion and space and is doing a service to others in his own way. No, I am not saying he is a saint, but he is not just a good businessman - he is a good business-human!!

We liked the stay in J K residency amritsar. Very humble and caring staffs. We reached from Kerala there by solo travel in the morning and the staff took care of us well by providing us all the needs. Food also available there. Its location is very closer to golden temple. Walkable distance only there. We liked the ambience too. Overall experience was awesome.

Everything about our stay was excellent here. The friendly hospitality, Great Location, New very clean, safe and comfortable. Close to everything to explore the near area and market.

The home like comfirt.

Great property and an amazing host, responsive, accommodative and supportive

The cleanliness of the room and location.

Mr Arsh the owner was very keen in knowing our interests, also arranged taxi for Wagah border show. Very hel0ful

Visiting Amritsar was in our bucket list for a long time- experiencing the self-sustaining Punbjabi villages, seeing Golden Temple Jalian Walah Bagh and Kartapur corridor, viewing the retreat ceremony at Attari border, walking tours and many more. We told our plan to Tasrem Singh and he arranged everything. Our time with Virasat e Punjab farmstay was the most excited and memorable event happened during our stay in Amritsar. Tarsem Singh, his wife Jasmeet Kaur, brother Amandeep Singh, mother Navneet Kaur and son Jivanjot Singh have given us a traditional hospitality at their home. Tying the thread on the right hand, wearing turban, enjoying with Punjabi chai and lassi, the sumptuous dinner arranged by Jasmeet Kaur, martial arts performed by Jivanjot and the cultural dances by Amandeep are all true memorable experiences that we received at the village residence run by the family. Tarsem took us to the farms and explained the details of agricultural methods, harvesting, different crop varieties- all reflects the traditions which are still part of the rural Punjabi life. We rode to the farm in his tractor and it moved along the alleyways of the village. On the way, we met many elders, villagers and children- a unique and refreshing experience. At one time, he gave us the driving seat to drive the tractor ride which will never be forgotten in our life. Tarsem has sound knowledge on the history of Punjab and explained to us the details of many historical events happened in Punjab during the pre and post independent India. He is a skilled photographer and photo credits to all our pictures in Amritsar goes to none other person than Tarsem himself. The warmth of hospitality shown by Jasmeet Kaur is truly commendable. She is energetic, enthusiastic and always smiling- she plans meticulously everything in the home to give a lovely hospitality to their guest.