Stay on Jaisalmer Fort
Jaisalmer, Rajsthan
The stay
Stay within the walls of a living heritage fort, where centuries of history surround you. The rooms offer modern comforts and a relaxed place to unwind, while stepping outside brings you face to face with ancient fort walls and old temples. From the terrace, enjoy an almost 360-degree view of the city, with beautiful sunrises and sunsets painting the skyline in changing shades of gold.
The rooms feature comfortable beds, modern facilities and windows overlooking the city. Despite being within the fort, the stay is tucked away from the crowds of its busier lanes, offering a quieter place to relax. Staying here also gives you the advantage of exploring the fort in the early morning, before the crowds begin to arrive and its historic lanes grow busy.
For those looking to venture beyond the fort, camel and jeep safaris can be arranged through quieter stretches of the desert, away from the usual tourist routes. These experiences offer a different perspective on the landscape and local life.
You can also plan day trips to a mix of well-known and lesser-explored places, including the Indo-Pak border, a revered temple near the border, a mysterious abandoned village and an old desert fort. These excursions offer a glimpse into the region’s history, culture and desert landscapes.
Around & experiences
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Explore the Jaisalmer FortWalk through the lanes of the living fort, exploring its old temples, historic architecture and local shops. Start early in the morning to experience the fort before the main tourist crowds arrive.
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Camping in dessertEnjoy an amazing experience to sleep on the dunes under the stars open sky no light no sound peacefully in night you can see stars very clear.
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Khaba fortExplore the old fort and its ruins, set against the open desert landscape. Visit in the evening for a chance to see peacocks up close in their natural surroundings.
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Kuldhara - Abandoned Mysterious VillageWalk through the remains of this abandoned village, known for its old stone houses and deserted streets. Its mysterious tales and local legends have made it a popular stop for curious travellers.
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Tanot Rai Mandir and LongewalaVisit the temple near the border, an important place of faith associated with the 1971 India–Pakistan war. Continue to Longewala to learn about the historic battle through memorials and exhibits.
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Indo-Pak BorderVisit the border area and observe the surrounding landscape from a watchtower, offering a different perspective on this remote desert region. Don't forget your binoculars for a closer look at the distant surroundings.
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Jaisalmer attractionsExplore the city's historic havelis, local markets and famous landmarks. Spend time discovering its architecture, trying local food and seeing how daily life unfolds around the old streets.
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Food
Basic tea and coffee are available from the in-house pantry. Two restaurants located about 100 metres away also deliver to the property, and several other dining options are available within the fort.
Good to know
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ParkingIn high season like Diwali and Christmas/New Years, taxi’s are not allowed inside so you may have to walk 350-400 meters.
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ConnectivityMobile network is generally available. WiFi is available at the property.
Inclusions & exclusions
What's included
- Stay for the selected dates
- Transportation from the base location
Not included
- Meals are not included
- Guided or specially arranged activities are excluded but can be arranged as optional add-ons
Before booking
- Confirm meal plans, extra-person charges, cancellation terms and activity costs.
