Gajanand Guest House was the perfect place for my stay in Jaisalmer. My room was very spacious and clean. Kamal is a great host and we had some very nice conversation during my stay. He also runs a small store in the back alley selling water, books, internet service, etc. I really enjoyed talking to him and nearby neighbors and... More

This place is amazing. For 300 rupees/night I had a free pick up by the host himself from the bus stop, chai and a sit down welcome and explanation of the place and what to be weary of and where to eat, a clean and spacious room with double bed and hot water shower... In stark contrast to many guesthouses... More

We stayed here in Dec 2011. Clean n basic place for very low price. Location is also good, walkable from the city center n market area. Good authentic places to eat and drink (hot kadai saffron milk from a road side stall) are just near. Even we ate imarti (Indian sweet ) freshly being made from a road stall in... More

Stayed here two nights in Dec 2011. Kamal and family were lovely, offering friendly (fabulous) service and great recommendations about what to see/do in the area. The street-facing room was spacious, bright, and clean, with a great view of a local village market and the most comfortable bed I've had in India. Easy access to everything a traveler could want,... More

There's no doubting that owner Kamal and his brother were really friendly and hospitable during our stay at Gajanand Guest House. Despite this warm hospitality, the lovely natural light in our room, and the great price, there were a number things that could have made our stay even better. We felt that our room, while light, nice and spacious, could... More

We stayed here for 3 nights in Nov 2011. This is a lovely family-run guesthouse just off Ghandi Chowk, a short walk through the bazaar to the fort entrance. The owner, Kamal, was very welcoming and friendly and we spent quite alot of time in his internet cafe (internet is free for guests) drinking chai & talking. The best example... More

The rooms in Gajanand guesthouse are clean, nice and cheap. The owner is really nice and was very helpful finding a Camelsafari for the next day. And the owner doesn't push you to buy a camel safari, he doesn't even sell ones... For Camelsafari we had KHETA a camel man (phone: 9571096265), it was awesome!!! You can have free wifi... More

This is a small guesthouse, very clean and at 5 minutes walking from the fort. It is in a good and quiet position (close to the local market). The rooms are charged from 250 to 350 rs por night. The owner is a helpful and honest person who gave us all the information we needed to go on with the... More

We went to this small guesthouse for four nights in august 2011: the room were REALLY clean and nice, with hot water (more thought was having cold one in Jaisalmer in August...) and fan. It is also cheap (250 the double room). We took the room without windows: it is hotter than the other in the night, but colder during... More