Rawlai Narlai - is superb. We overnighted there on our last trip and it will be forever on the itinerary. Stylish and true hospitality at its best - the staff are amazing and the no tipping is a welcome reprise from the relentless request for tips you encounter everywhere. Elizabeth runs a great show here and her team are fabulous... More

total isolation and oampering to a scale unlike anywhere else i have found in India...seems out of place but an incredible respite in the boulders of nowheres near the jain temple

Apparently, this is the most desireable hotel within easy reach of Kumbhalgarh Fort and Ranakpur Temple. It is a heritage site with that sort of charm. But many of its rooms, including ours, are substandard, hot water is spotty, has only a double bed and poor lighting. Electricity goes out briefly every day. So charming yes, first rate by modern... More

We loved our stay here at Rawla Narlai. Our room was beautifully furnished with the most comfortable bed I slept in India. The grounds are lovely and the huge pool is fantastic. Candlelit dinner on the roof terrace was very nice although the buffet on the second night was way overpriced. The service here is unbelievable. We have never felt... More

A beautifully maintained historic hotel in a charming town filled with temples and dramatic rock formations. A great option to get off the beaten path a bit but still be pampered. Our room was beautiful, with its own private patio and dressing area. A suite, really. Beautifully decorated. One of the most tasteful places we stayed in India. We opted... More

We (family of two adults and three kids) stayed one night in January. We only wished we had stayed for longer. We were greeted on arrival by the delightful manager ELizabeth who immediatley made us feel at home. We went for a quick hike up the famous rock and had a stroll around the village. Also had massage in the... More

The initial impression is of a beautifully restored historic building in much the same way as an old Spanish Parador. It is an oasis of tranquility in rural Rajasthan and the rooms are very tastefully furnished with anitque furniture. It was cold in January and the provision of hot water bottles was a nice touch. However, the whole experience was... More

This heritage property, exquisitely restored and cared for, is an oasis of calm, beauty, and hospitality in the desert. Located in an interesting town, it has every amenity without pretension. There are courtyards for napping and reading, responsive service if you'd like tea or coffee or your laundry done, and a staff eager to arrange activities. Though it's not inexpensive,... More

This hotel was a class above others we stayed at during our journey through Rajasthan. The rural setting in the shadow of the Narlai rock outcrop is highly unusual and pleasing. Within the hotel is truly elegant and tastefully maintained and decorated. There was an attention to detail here above that of other hotels. The evening meal on the roof... More