Desert Haveli

The old heritage property inside the fort with renovated and clean washroom and the location is perfect

The other room ac was not working so we had to change the room .

Our stay at Desert Haveli was truly so easeful. On arrival we had someone in a tuktuk meet us at our bus stop and take us to the fort. Then a staff member met us to take us to the haveli. Our room was cosy with the comfiest bed I've had in India! With great Aircon and quiet room. Breakfast each day was prompt and delicious. Biggest thank you Vimal! What a legend. He took us to an incredible antiques shop and a textile place. Very helpful, attentive and wanted to ensure we had a great stay! Highly recommend a stay at Desert Haveli guest house!

Because it's still off season the common area isn't as beautified as the images but that's normal at this time of year in India! Would love to come back during peak to see it in its full glory!

I had a fantastic stay at Desert Haveli Guest House! Vimal, the owner, was amazing—super friendly and helpful. The guest house itself is really authentic with charming rooms that have a nice local touch.

One small issue was an electrical shortcuts that caused some trouble with the AC, but it didn’t last long and didn't affect our stay too much.

Our stay at Desert Haveli guest house has been perfect. The position inside the fort is wonderful, the building is perfectly mantained and the room was clean and comfortable. The staff has been really kind and they took very good care of us: despite was off season and the majority of restaurants were closed they provided tasty lunch and dinner and prepared breakfast on the terrace for us. They also organised a night in the desert that has been simply magic. Absolutely recommended!

A very nice guest house in the fort with a beautiful view from the room and from the rooftop with great location. Very nice staff and owner, beautiful rooms, nothing was missing. We recommend this place.

The location was fabulous, I really felt that I was inside the fort, not looking at it from afar. There are many places to stay around Jaisalmer but only 16 or so small hotels and guest houses inside the fort. I was lucky chose what I think is the best of them. I came in May, and even the locals were complaining that it was too hot (which of course it was). But the heat was dry which made it bearable, and there were refreshing breezes from the rooftop of the guest house in the mornings and evenings. Inside the fort the maze of small lanes reminded me of San Gimignano or one of those medieval hilltop towns. It was 'zero season' so almost no western tourists around. I walked along a path inside the perimeter wall and saw the boulders which were still on the parapets to drop on intruders. But I felt most welcome, mainly due to the proprietor of the guest house who organised my berth in a sleeper train to Jaipur at the end of my stay. It's a 13 hour journey but the airport is closed in low season. He also arranged a trip into the desert to see a half-forgotten temple complex at Kiradu dedicated to Surya the sun god. The whole thing was a magical experience which I highly recommend.

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