We visited the camp last week 26-28 Jan...the place came out a lot more than expected. Nice, clean place...Hotel Staffs are good and well mannered. Food was amazing...serving Rajasthani cuisine..I loved the food...and not to miss the traditional cultural program by locals.....In all a gr8 place to stay......Highly recommended!!! More

I visited this hotel on a tour, so I don't know the price, but since our tour was a budget one, I'm sure it is a budget hotel as well. this hotel has a night show that is lots of fun and camel rides to the sand dunes. This was one of the highlights of our trip and most definitely... More

The setting for the desert safari camp seems, on the face of it, to be special and just a little mysterious. In reality it is one of many (20+) crowded into the same general area of the Thar desert. We were there over the December holiday period where the major competition seemed to be who could host the costliest barbecue... More

One of most enjoyable & memorable place during our Jaiselmer visit .It provide us oppertunity to have a close look upon our tradition , folk dance & rajasthani food.The staff is good and friendly. Camel riding experience was excelent.Overall an excellent experience of desert. More

Its a nice desert location with good staff. But the price they charge per night for the facilities offered doesn't seem right (unless land price in that area is very high). Best part was the camel safaris. More

We spent one night and had good experince overall. Camel safari was best part of stay, food was good (less spicy), service needs improvement. But i would recommend this for a true experience in desert. More

The best parts: trip to the dunes on a camel at sunset was great. Food is not bad. Folk dance was a nice accompaniment. Ofcourse we had visitors which is to be expected : toads, grasshoppers and crickets and someone reported snakes too. But this is the thrill of staying at a camp. Now the bad part: If you stay... More

Located about 45 kms from Jaisalmer, this is as far as close as you can get to the desert. The first camp to be established in this region, I think they long had the distinction of also being the only permanent camp; as most others clear the area during the off season. It does cost you more to be living... More

Nice Tented camp, good food, good entertainment, gives you a good break in the sand dunes away from the city life. They arrange a trip to the Desert. Camels are fun, but for those who cant, they give you an option of a jeep. Beware of locals who come begging, but its worth it to watch the sun set on... More