we only stayed in rohet garh for one night but would have loved to spend more time here. the hotel is in a wonderful old building set around several lovely flower filled courtyards with a large lawn where afternoon tea is served and a very nice pool area. our room was enormous, with a huge bed (probably the most comfortable... More

We stayed here as part of a adventure world tour . I had read previous reviews from trip advisor and was not disappointed only sorry we did not have more days here. It is the most amazing place very serene and incredibly beautiful and professionally run . The village was some of the best experience I had in India as... More

This is one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in,words cannot describe the atmosphere,ambience,environment and sheer luxury of the place.Pictures do not do it justice,it is an amazing 'Jewel in the crown' and anyone travelling through India needs a few days here.You will not be disappointed.The owners and the staff are so accommodating,they have created a paradise with... More

This hotel was on our itinerary at the suggestion of our travel agent. As we travelled through the village, through ever smaller streets with the usual Indian chaos, I wondered what on earth she had arranged for us! But the next moment we drove through an arch into another world. This hostel is a restored palace/haveli of the local maharajah,... More

What a fabulous palace turned into an hotel for all to experience! Everything was perfect from tea and cake in the beautiful rose garden when we arrived and meeting the gracious Maharaja and his gorgeous labrador, to the brilliant experience of the wilderness camp! Rooms are clean and spacious, food is delicious cooked from recipes of the Maharani of Rohet,... More

It delivered what it promised: a chance to sleep in a beautiful old heritage mansion, and relax and let yourself be served! Our room was spectacular, with a little bay-window reading nook, and lots of windows. There's not much to do in the village, but lounging in the courtyard and lounge didn't get boring. I had one little annoyance: dinner... More

Being treated like home is what floored us at this quite, serene getaway in Rajasthan, just 40 kms before Jodhpur. Well past midnight not only did they have dinner served to us (as we were arriving late) but was served hot having Rotis (Indian Bread) freshly baked for us. We had the manager talking to us about the resort, village... More

The Rohet Garh is a beautiful hotel. The rooms are decorated in fine style and the service and ambience is impeccable. Unfortunately, we were in the same party as Mister G (se previous review) and therefore had the same reservation problem. This was really unacceptable as we were a large family group (7 persons) traveling together and had meticulously planned... More

Worth the money. Attention to detail in the deluxe rooms is great. The meals and overall ambience are great. The only problem we had was with our reservation. We reserved and confirmed two rooms for two nights, and continued to plan our trip. Several weeks later we were informed that we could only stay one night which threw our trip... More