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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Golden sandstone buildings rise dramatically within the 'Golden City,' where you can explore Jaisalmer Fort's intricate Jain temples and merchant havelis. Camel safaris through nearby Thar Desert dunes offer spectacular sunset views, while the bustling Sadar Bazaar tempts with embroidered textiles and silver jewellery.
Every time I stay at the Lal Gargh I can enjoy the improvements and permanent innovation. The personnel is fantastic, always atrentive and caring. The hotel counts on a wide range of rooms you can pick according to budget. All of them are airy, comfortable and super clean. You may count on an electric kettle, hair dryer if you need. It is the best option for many kinds of trips: family, business, touristic the location is ideal: walking distance from local market and Jaisalmer fort. If you...
Every time I stay at the Lal Gargh I can enjoy the improvements and permanent innovation. The personnel is fantastic, always atrentive and caring. The hotel counts on a wide range of rooms you can pick according to budget. All of them are airy, comfortable and super clean. You may count on an electric kettle, hair dryer if you need. It is the best option for many kinds of trips: family, business, touristic the location is ideal: walking distance from local market and Jaisalmer fort. If you...
Rosana
Reviewed February 17, 2018Reviewed February 17, 2018
We booked this hotel as a little treat at the end of a busy and chaotic trip in India it didn't disappoint - enormous and beautiful room and bathroom with every attention to detail for our comfort. The manager was exceptional - went above and beyond in every way to make our visit enjoyable. Nearly forgot - fantastic pool! Totally recommend this place.
We booked this hotel as a little treat at the end of a busy and chaotic trip in India it didn't disappoint - enormous and beautiful room and bathroom with every attention to detail for our comfort. The manager was exceptional - went above and beyond in every way to make our visit enjoyable. Nearly forgot - fantastic pool! Totally recommend this place.
We choose this desert camp because of it’s size, with only 10 tents, which provided a wonderful stay as it felt small and intimate.
The owner and staff were lovely, and the owner is working hard on their eco friendliness both in camo and the surrounding lands.
Evening entertainment was provided, which was wonderful, along with a large fire pit and sand dune activities for those who wanted them.
The camo had several swing seats, outdoor seating and a veranda with seating. As well as a platform...
We choose this desert camp because of it’s size, with only 10 tents, which provided a wonderful stay as it felt small and intimate.
The owner and staff were lovely, and the owner is working hard on their eco friendliness both in camo and the surrounding lands.
Evening entertainment was provided, which was wonderful, along with a large fire pit and sand dune activities for those who wanted them.
The camo had several swing seats, outdoor seating and a veranda with seating. As well as a platform...
The stay was so calm and comfortable at the camps. The night show and the arrangement were up to the mark. They serve good Rajasthani food dishes in variety. All are good and the best in all service to make clean and clear.
The stay was so calm and comfortable at the camps. The night show and the arrangement were up to the mark. They serve good Rajasthani food dishes in variety. All are good and the best in all service to make clean and clear.
Noah
Reviewed September 22, 2025Reviewed September 22, 2025
Such a nice hotel and the owner Naru is a legend ! He made us feel so at home right from the off and was happy to help with anything we needed ! Don’t book the camel safari in advance as he will help you book one that is private and amazing value ! The beds were really comfortable, the bathrooms lovely and the terrace to watch the sunset from and eat breakfast was awesome. Honestly can’t fault it ! We’ll be back !!
Such a nice hotel and the owner Naru is a legend ! He made us feel so at home right from the off and was happy to help with anything we needed ! Don’t book the camel safari in advance as he will help you book one that is private and amazing value ! The beds were really comfortable, the bathrooms lovely and the terrace to watch the sunset from and eat breakfast was awesome. Honestly can’t fault it ! We’ll be back !!
Had a fantastic & memorable stay at the palatial Hotel Suryagarh! The hotel is out of the main city of Jaisalmer. From the moment we arrived at the hotel everything was just wonderful. A warm welcome, fast check-in, a refreshing drink, upgraded to a beautiful signature suite. The double aspect suite was modern, spacious, clean, well furnished and twice everyday different indian sweets (like barfi & moti laddoo) were left in the room with a detailed explanation of the sweet. All the staff were...
Had a fantastic & memorable stay at the palatial Hotel Suryagarh! The hotel is out of the main city of Jaisalmer. From the moment we arrived at the hotel everything was just wonderful. A warm welcome, fast check-in, a refreshing drink, upgraded to a beautiful signature suite. The double aspect suite was modern, spacious, clean, well furnished and twice everyday different indian sweets (like barfi & moti laddoo) were left in the room with a detailed explanation of the sweet. All the staff were...
Kamini
Reviewed November 1, 2015Reviewed November 1, 2015
We stayed for a night to experience the stay which was highly praised by fellow travelers on various travel sites. The rooms very small and basic, but very tastefully and traditionally done. The staff was very courteous. The hotel is very close to the fort and the market area. The traditional rajasthani food was delicious. Would highly recommend this place for everyone visiting Jaislamer. They also made very good arrangements for our travel to the Khuri dunes....
We stayed for a night to experience the stay which was highly praised by fellow travelers on various travel sites. The rooms very small and basic, but very tastefully and traditionally done. The staff was very courteous. The hotel is very close to the fort and the market area. The traditional rajasthani food was delicious. Would highly recommend this place for everyone visiting Jaislamer. They also made very good arrangements for our travel to the Khuri dunes....
Enjoyed my stay here. Very friendly staff. I actually arrived very late at night, thanks to Indian Railways and someone from the hotel came to meet me at the station and drove me to the hotel. This was amazing service and such a relief for me as I was incredibly tired. We even completed check-in the next morning so I could sleep first! The hotel is perfectly situated, good air-conditioning in the room, and very spacious. They also arranged for me to travel to Jodhpur so I could catch my onward...
Enjoyed my stay here. Very friendly staff. I actually arrived very late at night, thanks to Indian Railways and someone from the hotel came to meet me at the station and drove me to the hotel. This was amazing service and such a relief for me as I was incredibly tired. We even completed check-in the next morning so I could sleep first! The hotel is perfectly situated, good air-conditioning in the room, and very spacious. They also arranged for me to travel to Jodhpur so I could catch my onward...
The hotel has been open for +10 years and is currently expanding. The design of the hotel is on three levels, with quiet, shady, cool corners as well as sunny rooftop dinning areas. The dining areas have great views of the Jaisalmer Fort, which is a located two hundred metres away.
The craftsmanship of the lobby and rooms is excellent. Following the style of the historic Havelis in the area and made with stone and intricate woodworking.
Best of all was the Hotel Manager, called Khan. He made...
The hotel has been open for +10 years and is currently expanding. The design of the hotel is on three levels, with quiet, shady, cool corners as well as sunny rooftop dinning areas. The dining areas have great views of the Jaisalmer Fort, which is a located two hundred metres away.
The craftsmanship of the lobby and rooms is excellent. Following the style of the historic Havelis in the area and made with stone and intricate woodworking.
Best of all was the Hotel Manager, called Khan. He made...
Annabel
Reviewed October 21, 2025Reviewed October 21, 2025
We have throughly enoyed our stay - with recommendation given, we received a very warm welcome at the Thar Desert resort 'Le Royal Camp' thank you Rawalkot for that.
We have throughly enoyed our stay - with recommendation given, we received a very warm welcome at the Thar Desert resort 'Le Royal Camp' thank you Rawalkot for that.
Gita
Reviewed December 26, 2017Reviewed December 26, 2017
As we arrived at Jaisalmer station we called Hotel Tokyo palace to confirm our arrival time, the hotel taxi picked us up. We were welcomed at the hotel & were promptly shown to our room even before check in. We went up to our room, got ready and went up to the rooftop restaurant to have food which was another good experience. We sampled nearly everything on the menu, food is great. Ask the chef to spice up the food if you like spicy food. Try the Nuts curry that's on the vegetarian menu, it was...
As we arrived at Jaisalmer station we called Hotel Tokyo palace to confirm our arrival time, the hotel taxi picked us up. We were welcomed at the hotel & were promptly shown to our room even before check in. We went up to our room, got ready and went up to the rooftop restaurant to have food which was another good experience. We sampled nearly everything on the menu, food is great. Ask the chef to spice up the food if you like spicy food. Try the Nuts curry that's on the vegetarian menu, it was...
Hsaran
Reviewed February 8, 2016Reviewed February 8, 2016
If you want to find a place to stay with a small number of rooms and a cosy environment, a B&B might be a great fit for your getaway to Jaisalmer. If you'd like to learn more about Jaisalmer through its top sites and landmarks, Tazia Tower and Nathmalji-ki-Haveli are some notable monuments to visit.
Why would you choose a B&B versus a traditional hotel?
With attentive service, an atmosphere suited to mingling with other guests and of course a scrumptious breakfast, B&Bs all have a one-of-a-kind setting.
What are the best bed and breakfasts in Jaisalmer?
Below is a B&B that travellers like in Jaisalmer: Desert Haveli: Enjoy the library and patio area.
What's the best time of year to book my B&B in Jaisalmer?
When you're planning your stay in Jaisalmer, year-round temperatures and rainfall may be important factors to consider. The hottest months are usually May and June, with an average temperature of 34°C, while the coldest months are January and December, with an average of 20°C. Average annual precipitation for Jaisalmer is 207 mm.
What is there to do in Jaisalmer?
When you want to spend some time in the great outdoors, Lake Gadisar and Sam Sand Dunes are some notable spots. You should put Jaisalmer Fort and Patwon-ki-Haveli on your list if you want to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Jaisalmer?
You can plan your excursions in and around Jaisalmer ahead of time with these transportation options. Fly into Jaisalmer (JSA), which is located 3.1 mi (5 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.