The hotel is quaint, nicely decorated, the rooms are lovely and the hotel is in a great position to all the sights but the managements attitude stinks.
They had lack of hot water and electricity problems but the management didnt want to deal with the problems (a plumber and a portable generator was all that was needed).
the hotel prices itself as if its 1st class but the overall experience is nearer 3rd class.
Chose another hotel as this one doesnt deserve your custom.

excellently located, beautiful rooms and a glimpse of royalty. What more can you ask for?

With our family and friends we stayed 2 nights in this beautiful small city palace, still inhabited by the royal family of Jaisalmer. It is quiet, the service is great and friendly, clean rooms and the rooftop terrace has a great view over the new city and the old city in the distance.
Every room is decorated differently and we enjoyed the clean and spacious bathroom.
Unfortunately we hadn't had a chance to dine at the Saffron Restaurant, but we have heard many good things about the service and quality of food there too.

I stayed here after my family completed the Rickshaw Rally in September. It was a delight after the Jaisalmer Express from Delhi (a misnomer if ever there was one) and felt like we were stepping back into history. Our first room had a noisy air con unit but our other room (106) was lovely. The staff were friendly and helpful (one even went the extra mile and went out to buy us some beer after the hotel restaurant bar had closed).

Definitely visit the Killa shop opposite for exquisite scarves