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    Cosy and quaint Dec 21, 2007
Hot water bottles on arrival were a wonderful welcome. The 3 rooms occupied by our group were colourfully fitted out, with not too comfortable beds and lukewarm water (despite the geyser). The guesthouse itself is on the older side which meant you could feel the cold somewhat (thank god for those water bottles).
There is a children's playground and nice grassy areas for camping. Breakfast was outside in the sun with an ingenious ordering system: simply tick off your preferred dishes (eggs, toast, fruit, coffee) on a pre-printed stack of paper menus. It certainly avoided much of the confusion that can arise with ordering food when language is a barrier!
I can't comment on how this compares with other accommodation in Amritsar; on the pricier side for India but probably good value and nicely tucked away from the hussle of the main streets.
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