Jaisalmer Hotel Directory - Jaisalmer Hotels

This boutique Haveli style hotel is managed by a retired general and features excellent Rajasthani wood carvings. This family run property is minutes from the airport, bus and train station. Rajasthani hospitality is evident in the intricate design of the furnishings and architecture. The restaurant serves a selection of Indian classics and some western dishes. The bar is an excellent place to sample the selection of local ales and wines. The outdoor swimming pool is pleasant for a relaxing swim and the shopping arcade has quite a few locally produced products suitable as souvenirs. - [Dhola Maru Hotel]

This large heritage property is an excellent example of historical architecture and the stone and wood carvings are remarkable. The most remarkable feature of the hotel is a tower which is known as Badal Vilas and and stretches 50 meters into the sky. This landmark can be seen from almost anywhere around town. The hotel is quite large although it has only a few rooms. The fort gate is about 15 minutes walk down the street and there are a couple of good restaurants down the street. The expansive roof is strikingly large and makes a great spot to enjoy the local views. There are two small Hindu temples on the property and this adds certain flair to the place. - [Mandir Palace Hotel]

This is another heritage hotel which was built in the 19th Century and was converted into a hotel in 1982. This is an excellent location from which to explore the Jaisalmer Fort, the Jain Temple, the Tazia Tower, Manak Chowk and the Patwon Ka Haveli. Given its architectural style and opulence the room interiors seem a bit simple and unadorned. Staying here one will always remember a sunset viewed from the rooftop restaurant or sitting enjoying a cold ale at the rooftop bar. Be sure to try the royal thalis at least once at the restaurant before you leave. In addition to that, the hotel also serves contemporary Indian and continental dishes. - [Narayan Niwas Hotel]

This property is one of the few mid-priced places that has a swimming pool as well as excellent restaurants. The rooms are pleasantly adorned with typical off-white or funky prints. Located in the southern part of the walled city makes for a good location for exploring the town. The outdoor pool is small but a surprise to find in a hotel of this style and price range. Guests staying here will enjoy the poolside restaurant and are not likely to forget the rooftop restaurant with its delightful views and excellent tandoori treats. - [Golden City Hotel]

Staying in one of the 12 rooms of this boutique hotel will be an excellent introduction to the Rajastan city of Jaisalmer. It is designed like a castle and is built from yellow sand stone. This is one of the finest luxury boutique hotels in town. It is designed to reflect the 500 year old forts nearby, but there is no lack of comforts. Gala dinners are served in the sand dunes nearby. In-house restaurants serve Indian, Rajasthani, Chinese, and western cuisines. There is so much to do in town and around the hotel that a fitness center or spa is not missed. This is a choice boutique hotel with good Rajasthani design and style. - [Deoki Niwas Palace Hotel]

This fort was converted to a hotel but has retained its beautiful medieval yellow sandstone look and feel. It is located up on Trikuta hill, not far from the Jaisalmer fort. Photographers love this place for obvious reasons. The first stone of the fort was placed in 1156 AD, making it one of the oldest buildings in the area. The fort is an excellent example of Islamic and Rajput architectural styles. Guests staying here might enjoy a trip to the Jain Temple, which is located nearby. The hotel's recreational facilities includes a large pool. - [Sonar Garh Fort Hotel]

This 280 year old heritage hotel is located inside the city and its ornate style and craftsmanship is outstanding. It is the ancestral home of the Bhadi family and the chiseled yellow sandstone perfectly matches the yellow sands of Jaisalmer, and it is all magnified by the golden sun. This hotel is often referred to as Thikana Nachana, so keep that in mind when chatting with locals. There is a restaurant on the rooftop which serves delicious local food. The view is outstanding. For the restless, there are good restaurants just five minutes away from the hotel. - [Nachana Haveli Hotel]

This hotel is named after a famous palace and it is located outside the city center so it has a swimming pool. It is known as an economy hotel and it priced appropriately. The restaurant in the hotel serves a variety of dishes from Indian and Rajasthani classics, to traditional western fare. There is a pleasant little bar called Rhythmic Cheers and it is open for guests who wish to sample some ales or local wines while enjoying a sunset – or perhaps a sunrise from this location outside the historic fort which blazes in sandstone with the beautiful desert as a backdrop. - [Mahadev Palace Hotel]

This lovely hotel is owned by a Jaismalmeri and a European and it can be seen in the attention to detail and the number of antiques. The hotel is actually constructed into the walls of the fort. Rooms are decorated in deep reds and oranges and the high ceilings are constructed in the local manner, with cow dung clay. This keeps the rooms cool during the summer and warm during the winter. The rooms are small but are well decorated. Guests will remember the beautiful decoration of the place and in particular the nice touch of silk robes for guest use in each room. - [Killa Bhawan Hotel]

Spectacular views of the old town and brilliant sunsets from the rooftop restaurant are the memorable qualities of this property. Located in the southwest corner of the old fort, in the ramparts of the 17th century fort, the hotel is far from the old gate. The hotel cannot be reached directly by car, but it is only a short walk down the cobble stone street. The hotel's name is derived from the great Bhatti Rajput Raja Jaisal, who is credited with establishing Jaisalmer. The restaurant serves authentic Rajasthani dishes for guests to enjoy on the rooftop or indoors. The travel desk can arrange trips into the desert, including camel safaris and the Rajasthani folk dance, which is performed nightly, is one of the best anywhere. - [Jaisal Castle Hotel]

With its commitment to service and focus on hospitality, you'll enjoy your stay at Victoria. Book your room now at Victoria via our secure online booking form. The first step is to enter and submit your travel dates in the spaces provided. - [Victoria Hotel]

Built in 1992 this place has some beautiful grounds and stylish friezes that make for a distinctive style and feel for the hotel. Gorbandh actually means a type of harness that desert women make and decorate for their husband's camel. Bedspreads are a nice centerpiece to the rooms, decorated in camel print and simple images. The restaurants are decent and the swimming pool is a good place to relax and pass the time. The tour desk can arrange horseback riding, camel and jeep safaris, and lots more. - [Gorbandh Palace Hotel]

A large property located outside the main town, this place has the Jaisalmer flavor and style and is a good choice. The place is decorated with a modicum of local furnishings and fabrics, and the main halls of this place are also quite large. However, the rooms are fairly small, although some had views of the city as well as the hotel's swimming pool. There are nice frescoes on walls and ceilings in some rooms. Some of the suites have enormous bathrooms. The in house restaurant usually serves breakfast. However, dinner in the evenings is a different story. Dining al fresco is an enjoyable event, sometimes accompanied by traditional entertainment. - [Rang Mahal Hotel]

This hotel is one of the four properties owned and managed by Carnival group, an Indian property development company. Located on the outskirts of town this hotel is built of stone and bricks and has a lovely Rajasthani style architecture. The rooms are fairly standard and the beds are quite firm. They have the standard amenities including phone and TV and a decent bathroom. The remarkable feature of the property would be the center garden and the restaurant inside it which serves a variety of Rajasthani, Indian, Chinese, and western dishes. Guests staying here will always remember the lovely outdoor pool, the Ayurvedic massage and the desert folk singers. - [Heritage Inn Hotel]

This hotel is built of the same yellow sandstone as the fort and looks beautiful particularly at sunset. There are 40 rooms on the property and the beautiful sandstone style is visible throughout the property. Interior room decoration is not much more than standard, however. There is a swimming pool and some reflection pools to adorn the garden area and make for a nice place to dine al fresco on delicious Indian and Rajasthani dishes. The memorable view from one side of the hotel is of the Vyas Chhatris, which lies just across from the hotel. - [Himmatgarh Palace Hotel]

The Maharawal Shri Shalivahan Singh Ji is credited with converting this old palace into a heritage hotel in 1899. The property stands proud and regal, just about 500 meters from the walled city on the Bada Bagh Road. The outstanding architectural craftsmanship is striking when one approaches the hotel from the front. The restaurant serves adequate fare and there is a good restaurant next door, for variety. The tour desk can arrange tours and desert safaris, including the ever popular camel safari. - [Jawahar Niwas Hotel]

Located a couple kilometers outside of town, this Taj Group property is a mix of medieval charm and modern amenities. The rooms are fairly small, compared to the other Taj Group hotels. They are arranged in a square with a courtyard in the middle. This town is popular in the winter and particularly for the Desert Festival which takes place every February, and rooms are not easy to find during the time. One thing about this hotel is there is no shade from the scorching sun, so in the summer it gets quite hot. Naturally, the hotel staff can arrange Camel and Jeep safaris, accommodation on the sand dunes nearby and even a gala dinner on the sand dunes. - [Rawal Kot Hotel]

Overlooking the fortress of Jaisalmer is a six acre boutique hotel that is an excellent example of the historical grandeur of Rajasthan. This property was designed by famous opera set designer, Ms. Stephanie Engeln and was the dream of two locals who sought to rediscover and restore the arts of the region. The high ceilings and mix of colonial architecture and classical Rajasthani architecture makes for remarkable interiors and gardens. Guests will enjoy feasting their eyes on Fort Rajwada with its original balconies and intricate carvings and jalis which are about 450 years old. Guests staying here will never forget enjoying a meal or a few drinks or waking up and walking to the balcony to see the amazing fortress just outside their fantastic hotel. - [Fort Rajwada Hotel]