My husband and I stayed for two nights in January and this century old fort has been beautifully restored. We were very lucky to be upgraded at no extra cost and I loved the size of our room and the staircase which took us to our own private rooftop. They still have an area of the fort not restored, where... More

Fort Chanwa is located in the little village of Luni, close to Jodhpur (45min driving). It's a centuries old fort, nicely restaurated and also with recent additions. We had our rooms in the most recent addition, very nice and big room. Due to its size it is difficult for 1 airco to cool it down. However the bed is as... More

This was another old fort that has been refurbished into a very comfortable hotel. The staff were overwhelming in looking after my comfort. Food was great at this hotel. T v is limited but ok to get some news now and then.

Beautiful room, colonial style with dark wood furniture and a four poster king size bed extremely comfortable. I absolutely loved this room with its marble floor and stylish furniture; it was like stepping back in time. Plus, there was not TV in the room - yeay! The bathroom was huge, all in marble and beautifully decorated (loved their almond soap).... More

There is not a great deal to see in Luni, half an hour away from Jodhpur and on the way to Udaipur and Mount Abu, and this is the only place where you can stay in the village. However, this is a real fort, where Bollywood pictures are sometimes shot. It is managed by a retired colonel, who took me... More

You are driving through a run of the mill village in the Rajasthan desert, but you are on a pavioured rather than a tarmac road. Your car suddenly stops outside giant metal gates. Your driver honks and the door is quickly opened by uniformed porters one of whom runs up to you with a welcome wet towel and a cooling... More

Some genius at RCI recommended that Fort Chanwa is actually better than Ajit Bhawan - and we thought of trying it out (our 2nd trip to Jodhpur). The experience was nightmarish & unless you are a foreigner, or travelling with a large group - you are in for trouble at this place. Firstly, this place is a good 50 mins... More

To stay in this hotel is a highlight in itself. It was my mid-stop of a 26 days of a wonderful tour that "India Invites" had customised for me. It is worthwhile to go off the beaten track and stay here. The staff is very nice and the food is OK too. Living in Europe, but born in India, it... More

We stayed in Fort Chanwa for a few nights as a "break" in a hectic exploration of Rajasthan. The place is very impressive and was very quiet when we were there in January, consequently we were offered an upgraded room for free. The staff without exception were great and on arrival a tour of the Fort was given and all... More