Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Marriott Resort & Spa features an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a garden, free WiFi.

Architecturally pure and true to an ancient craft, the luxurious hotel features beautiful courtyards and grand Rajasthani architecture.

Hotel Jaisalkot features free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar. Free private parking is available on site.

It features free parking, an outdoor swimming pool and with a cable TV. All are fitted with a personal safe and an en suite bathroom.

Himmatgarh palace facilities include an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi is accessible. At the hotel, every room includes a wardrobe.

Offering an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a spa and wellness centre, Hotel Rang Mahal features a heritage look and decor.

Featuring a blend of a traditional royal architecture and modern furnishings, hotel offers 4 dining options and free parking on site.

Offers a unique holiday experience, with its spacious traditional rooms and free wired internet. Decorated with colourful fabrics.

Featuring free Wi-Fi throughout the property, Killa Bhawan is located inside The Golden Fort. Offers car rental and currency exchange facilities.

Gorbandh Palace, famous among the resorts in Jaisalmer features a rooftop terrace and all modern amenities, 24-hour room service.

A monumental sandstone wonder corresponding with romance, dignity, culture and beauty, spring of warmth and luxury in the core.

Jaisalmer Fort is famously known as Golden Fort of Rajasthan. The golden and yellow mixed sandstone offer magical look to the Fort.

Bada Bagh means ‘Huge Garden’. The garden served as a memorial where the nobles and their families were cremated. It offers a stunning view.

Sam Sand Dunes is the ideal location to set off for the Desert Safari. Watch the picturesque sunset on the desert. Jeep safaris are available.

Holy shrines and Chattris around the banks of this lake. The artistically carved entrance made of yellow sandstone offers breathtaking view.

It has 38 balconies with their own distinctive style of architecture and a peacock shaped roof, for its distinctive and eye catching architecture.

An abandoned ghost town, Kuldhara was once a prosperous town. The reasons for why a whole city was abandoned within a night is not clear.

It is one of the largest Havelis in Rajasthan that maintains fine wall paintings, beautiful jharokhas (balconies), archways and gateways.

With detailed architectural work having carved animal and human figures on the wall, a dome that is covered by an amalak and a water pot.

It is a marvel in the midst of the sand dunes and exhibits the typical Rajasthani style of architecture. Rajasthan’s spin to monuments.