Jaisalmer Hotels & Hostels (37)

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Now's your chance to feel really good about bedding down for the night. Proceeds from the three-storey Artist Hotel's rooms and restaurant go to the local community, a village steeped in traditio…

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If you've got a west-facing window at this memorable guesthouse, you are doubly blessed. At sunset, the beautiful sweep of Jaisalmer spilling from the fort walls is golden hued and there for view…

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This modern place, with a dramatic stone-carved exterior, is a stunner - perfect for some well-deserved time out. You can view Jaisalmer Fort in some of the rooms, but that's almost inconsequenti…

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With just six rooms, this guesthouse along the western edge of Jaisalmer Fort is a great budget option with a splash of intimate appeal. Well-tended, it's a tidy spot to lay down your head.

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You could get lost in the maze of rooms spread over the five 'blocks' of Gorbandh Palace. There's a mildly majestic feeling here that comes with the lobby's fountain, the lure of the bar and plen…

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One of the older hotels in the area, Hotel Fort View opened in 1982, and certainly its age does show. But you couldn't ask for a better up-close fort view, and it's just a short jaunt to the live…

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Functionality with personality defines this choice on an unruffled stretch close, but not too close, to the bustle of town. The hotel's effusive and conscientious management will ensure your stay…

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At this brilliant hotel in a 300-year-old haveli, restorations have maintained the original structure - admirably not adding any extra rooms to squeeze out extra profits. The result is almost cav…

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This handsome accommodation in a 500-ish-year-old sandstone building is not short on charm. And, with panoramic views, you can't fault its elevated spot on the north end of the Jaisalmer Fort eit…

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Upon checking in, you'll hear 'no hassles'. And indeed, it's true. In Jaisalmer, where so many hotels put pressure on tourists to book camel safaris through them, it is refreshing to find Hotel S…

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Step through a window opening from the 'honeymoon suite' onto an alluring cushioned balcony, and you'll feel the world is yours for the asking. But this enticing haveli's five other rooms aren't …

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A grand sandstone palace, Jawahar Niwas is an agreeable choice if you want some elbow room. Not only is it a refreshingly short distance from the clatter of town, but within, rooms are large and …

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This guesthouse is one of the newer kids on the block (or in Jaisalmer Fort, rather). With just four sweet rooms, it feels more intimate than most and is quite good value for money.

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This newer hotel has the feel of a lost-in-time palace with updated comforts. When not busy, its grand expanse can feel a little forlorn, but in the heat of the season, the fabulous swimming pool…

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On the high-end hotel strip, this place is sparsely staffed but relaxing, with 40 garden-facing cottages. There's a first-rate Ayurvedic service and a sparkling pool.

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Run by the same crowd as Golden City (guests here can use the Golden City swimming pool), this modern hotel has depressing corridors, but bargain rooms with swish toilets, attentive service, and …

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Run by the same family as Hotel Renuka with the same friendly approach, this place is a better bet, with large, bright rooms.

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This hotel has cheerful rooms in an old building, though it remains a little overpriced.

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Just inside the town walls is this royal palace; the restored rooms are atmospheric and fabulous value. Avoid the new additions though, and service is very basic.

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Near the Patwa-ki-Haveli, this friendly, family-run guesthouse has clean, spacious doubles. Room 101 has a lovely antique balcony, and the rooftop has superb fort views.

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The Hotel Panihari is located 200 meters from Jawhar Palace and 500 meters from Sunset Point in Jaisalmer, India. Within one kilometer of the hotel are The Golden Fort, Lake Gadisar and Patwa Hav…

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Location.<br> The Hotel Rawal Kot is located in Jaisalmer, India. Three kilometers from Jaisalmer Fort Three kilometers from Jain Temple Four kilometers from Salim Singh Ki Haveli<br>…

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Property type vacation hotel year built 2007 year remodeled 2007 ratings stars 3 stars additional hotel description a new…

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