Maharaja Style Stay In Jodhpur

Check-in : 12:00 PM
Check-out : 10:00 AM

Located beneath the famous Mehrangarh Fort, which is just at a distance of just 500 meters, stay gives impeccable views of the majestic fort and the blue houses surrounded all around. Stay is a boutique homestay which is a heritage property run by Brahmin family. Stay features 6 rooms with all modern amenities like a cozy double bed, air-condition, Wi-Fi, and an attached modern washroom. Further, the room has old stone walls that give it an antique look, room features tinted colorful windows, decorated with carpet, long dim lighted lamps, a seating area provided with chairs,  and old and heavy doors. The stay has a common balcony just like old haveli houses, moreover, the terrace gives a majestic view of the fort. Further, the stay has a cafe on the ground floor. 

The stay provides a guided visit to Mehrangarh Fort, the Fort stands a hundred feet in splendor on a perpendicular cliff, four hundred feet above the skyline of Jodhpur. Burnished red sandstone, imposing, invincible, and yet with a strange haunting beauty that beckons. The fort will take one to a royal journey of the Indian history. The fort is spread over an area of 5 km and is built on 125 m high hill in the outskirts of Jodhpur city. There are seven gates, which can be used to enter the Mehrangarh fort. One can see the panoramic view of the Jodhpur city from this fort, which seems like a blue carpet laid at the foot of a hill. Any traveler traveling to Jodhpur, Mehrangarh Fort is a must-visit place.  

Further, the stay is centrally located in jodhpur and offers an array of activities like one can take a sightseeing tour and visit Toorji Ka Jhalra or Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum. Toorji Ka Jhalra (Toorji’s Step Well) was built in Jodhpur the 1740s by a Queen, Maharaja Abhay Singh’s Consort, continuing an age-old tradition that Royal women would build public waterworks. The steps follow the fluctuating water levels down to provide easy all-year-round access. Interestingly this well was submerged and full of debris for decades. Moreover, one can even stroll in the bazaars of Jodhpur have a range of items from a tie and die textiles, articles made from camel leather, antiques, carpets, puppets, marble articles, and silver jewelry.