My tour company did not add Jaisalmer so I had to ask for it to be added, and when I did, this was the only place I wanted to stay. I was not disappointed for second. This place is an exciting, living bit of history that welcomes you to rest your head in the past. Don't expect cold modernism...embrace uniqueness... More

On my third visit to India, I made sure I visited Jaisalmer... we hired a car from Bhuj in Kutcch and drove all the way to Jaisalmer. We were welcomed and hosted like Royals . The hotel owner had made perfect arrangements for us for sightseeing the palaces within the city walls and also a camel desert safari with musical... More

We want to thank and recomend this place, we were in India 5 months, a family of six, and this was the best service and most autentic place to stay for far... we thank you so much for your lovely family attention and for your breakfast, that for our sourprise they didnt want to charge us! so many more resason... More

We stayed two nights at The Shreenath Palace, it is an old haveli, which is close to all the major sights within the fort. The Jain temples were almost within touching distance of our bedroom window. The Palace a 2 minute walk away. Our room was large, clean and comfortable, the mattresses are hard but I actually prefer a hard... More

My wife and I stayed for 7 nights as part of a month-long trip around northern Rajasthan in celebration of our 40th wedding anniversary. The haveli is close to the major sights within the fort - the Jain temples were almost within touching distance of our bedroom window while the Palace was a 2 minute stroll away. As is frequently... More

Reading the previous reviews I kept thinking: what’s the point of visiting India, if tourists don’t give a chance to themselves to be a part of India, to enter in the deep ethos of India and its people, their routines, their flavors, their colors, smells, religion, respects, culture after all. In Rome, be a roman. When we went to Shreenath... More

Nice friendly very atmospheric historical hotel and room but for the high price we would like it to be cleaner, better maintained and with softer mattresses. Also wi-fi is extremely weak. Also, we thought Jaiselmar was a major tourist trap ... What a shame.

Spent two nights here on a Rajasthan tour with my wife and daughter. We went to Jaisalmer expecting a rough and ready frontier town, but it is in fact just a tourist trap with no other reason for its existence. Full of tat shops and italian restaurants. The old fort is pretty much spoiled by all this, and doesn't really... More

There is apparently a lot of debate (controversy) about staying in the fort, so much so that Lonely Planet doesn't review hotels and restaurants there. I don't agree with this - these people have to make a living as well - so we booked a room here without regret. We didn't regret our decision afterward either. The hotel is quaint... More