In the small town of Rohet, close to Jodhpur, Rohetgarh has been the home to the Singh family since the 17th century. In the 1990s, it became one of the leading heritage hotels in Rajasthan. Guests can relax in the spacious garden and several courtayrds, one of which houses the swimming pool, where meals are often served poolside. Several famous authors including Bruce Chatwin and William Dalrymple have spent extended stays here to enjoy the peaceful setting as they write.
There are 29 rooms and 6 suites, the latter being very spacious. All are air conditioned, have ceiling fans, TV, internet access and ensuite bathrooms. The suites also have tea and coffee making facilities. The rooms vary in shape, size and decor and are scattered throughout the rambling building.
Rohetgarh is famous for its traditional food, and you can learn about Rajasthani cooking by attending a cooking class here. The restaurant also serves continental dishes as well as traditonal Indian food. Snacks are served by the pool and on the rooftop terrace, which is also a popular place to enjoy a sundowner. Rohetgarh is also famous for its stables, and horse riding trips can be arranged for visitors. Rohet is a great location to base yourself to explore the surrounding local communities, and during a village visit you can learn about the Bishnoi villages and wildlife of this desert region.
