This is the best place to stay when traveling to Jodhpur. Subtle interiors, Rajasthani artifacts, beautiful room furniture. Really loved the hospitality of The Kothi Heritage. Sumptuous breakfast is the cherry on cake.

For people wanting a break from the city life, this an ideal location on highway 62 comfortably at a distance from Jodhpur city(which is quite chaotic in the bazaar areas and Mehrangarh fort) A lot of positive energy is felt when you enter this stone house. A nature walk near the home helps you spot a lot of Chinkaras (deers) & peacocks. Place is quite peaceful and Gajendra’s 2 man Fridays are warm n caring looking after your needs.Breakfast was to our liking: Omlette, Poha , fruit , tea etc. Host is easy at conversation and has a very amiable n easy going nature reflecting his royal lineage and is very caring. We went for a blackbuck and deer spotting safari the next day, which was followed by a visit to various artisans like block printers,dhurrie makers, pottery (tried our hand and made a cup:was fun), visited a Bishnoi hutment where we learnt how to tie a turban and learnt about their special drink for their parties. Last we had a typical Rajasthani meal in the dhurry maker’s kitchen and learnt how they live.....quite enlightening and enjoyable! A temple built for an Enfield motorcycle (which used to mysteriously return on Its own to the owner’s village after he died in an accident) from the police station is pretty close and is popular with many. (Ram Banna village) may serve as a nice destination for the big bike motorcycle gangs from Delhi too..

If you dream about experiencing eternal India this is for you. A wonderful warm welcome awaits you - delicious and healthy vegetarian food - including fascinating traditional Rajasthani dishes - and all this in a haven of peace and beauty. The haveli in classic design with it's large airy spaces, beautifully decorated with art and murals, together with such amazing hospitality and food, will make you feel like you stepped into the home of eternal India. The bedroom and private bathroom are impeccably clean, light and spacious - you wake in the morning to birdsong - and if lucky you might see peacocks strutting about in the gardens. The peaceful roof terrace is ideal for chilling with chai, meditating or reading a book from the hosts large and varied library. The few extra minutes spent getting in and out of town are so worth it for the privilege of being in this beautiful home-away-from-home.