Rajasthan Hotel Directory - Rajasthan Hotels

This hotel is government approved and is a good choice for its convenient location and discounted price. Both the bus station and the train station are within walking distance of the hotel. The rooms are cozy and clean which is important in an Indian hotel. There is only one restaurant in this small property but it serves Indian and Rajasthani cuisine along with a few international dishes. The decoration style was modern when it was opened but now it seems more retro although things work fairly well and it is cleaner than many other hotels. - [Pathik Hotel]

This was converted from a fort into a boutique hotel: this place has 11 rooms for guests and is charmingly decorated with period pieces. Near the hotel are several forts and small palaces from the 18th and 19th century. The small size means staff can be more attentive to guests and their needs. One thing not to miss when staying here is the Rajasthani folk dances, camel and horse rides, the traditional sit-down dinner, but most importantly the puppet shows. They are really impressive. For a hotel as small as this it is impressive that it maintains a pool for guests. This place looks and feels exactly like a fort from a couple hundred years ago. Take camel ride before you leave, and don't forget to shop for the bangles and silver jewelry the area is famous for. - [Surajgarh Fort Hotel]

This property was designed and built to recreate the regal and stately architecture of a former time. There are several palaces, and temples to see nearby, while the hotel can arrange for folk performances. The gardens are beautifully landscaped, the fountains are lovely, and the pavilions are impressive. Walking around this place feels like a walk back in time to when the city was ruled by kings. There are 60 villas and 4 suites and all have unobstructed views from their individual balconies. The pool is nice and it is particularly enjoyable to have a meal at the poolside restaurant. - [Sara Vilas Hotel]

Built in 1755 and converted into a hotel in 1980 and decorated with ancestral portraits, this hotel is an excellent gem of cultural heritage. From the castle, guests can take a walking tour of several nearby castles, in addition to exploring the hotel. No two rooms are exactly alike in this living piece of history. There are women's quarters which have a marble fountain and the turret room has walls that the staff claim are seven feet thick and were designed to keep out marauding thieves which were a real problem back in the day. The family motto of the original inhabitants was appropriate, and it read “the brave shall inherit the earth”. - [Castle Mandawa Hotel]

Designed to offer guests the experience of living in a traditional Rajasthani village, this place delivers with beautiful frescoes and art. Desert Resort is located on the outskirts of Mandawa. Guests can either drive from Delhi or Jaipur, alternatively, you can also take a train to the city. It is possible to visit the Blackbuck Sanctury, palaces as well as several neighboring towns from the Desert Resort. The resort was started on a sand dune in 1985 and has developed to be so much more. One thing not to miss is the outdoor dinner served on the sands with a traditional performance for guests' enjoyment. - [Desert Resort]

It was built in 1670 and since being converted into a heritage hotel it has received several awards. This outstanding heritage hotel property offers a commanding view of the Aravalli Mountains as well as the local lakes. Part of the experience of staying here is to take some time and wander through the graying battlements, turrets, domes, and so on. If possible guests should inquire about the vintage cars and if any are available to take out for a ride. The cuisine is fresh, with all ingredients that are used in the cooking being home grown. Don't miss the therapeutic Ayurvedic massage that is available at the hotel before you leave. - [Deogarh Mahal Hotel]

The Rawla Hotel Jojawar is a sensational holiday destination located in Rajasthan only one hour's drive from Jodhpur and Udaipur. The Rawla Hotel Jojawar is the perfect retreat for those seeking a relaxing vacation. Guests to the Rawla Hotel Jojawar can utilize a plethora of outstanding facilities and social venues such as a superb traditional Indian restaurant ideal for any occasion. The Rawla Hotel Jojawar offers 12 well decorated spacious guestroom equipped with modern amenities to ensure a pleasurable stay. Guests to the Rawla Hotel Jojawar can also enjoy a plethora of exciting recreational pursuits that include jeep and train safaris. For your reservation at the Rawla Hotel Jojawar, simply submit your requested dates below and complete our secure online booking form. - [Rawla Jojawar Hotel]

Staying 1000 feet above the town in a fort where little has changed since the raja himself stayed here, minus the elephants. The entrance to the fort is at the bottom of the steep hill so guests have to be transported in a jeep to the living quarters. A few hundred years ago they made the trip on elephant back. The fort has amazing ramparts, innumerable terraces and balconies. The views of the town stretching out before you, particularly in the evening are to be cherished. The place also has a swimming pool. There is plenty to do in town such as handicrafts shopping and exploring, but the main draw to this town is a chance to stay at this fort. - [The Kuchaman Fort Hotel]

This palace is perched on the deep blue waters of Lake Gaibsagar and it looks exactly as it did back in the days of the raja's that built it. It is the epitome of old world princely Indian charm. Guests can visit the Old Palace, but because it is still owned by the family it can only be viewed on invitation. There are only 22 rooms and they are all interesting but they do vary a bit so it makes sense to visit a couple before making a selection. Zenana Chowk is the dining area, which guests prefer for its buffet breakfasts and dinners. - [Udai Bilas Palace Hotel]