Desert AC Suite, Jaisalmer

Inside the suite

Smooth sandstone-finish walls with a carved wooden frame around the bed, brass wall lanterns, a king-size bed with a carved headboard and turned posts, an olive-green runner and cushions, and a canvas ceiling printed with gold stars. A long wooden desk with a kettle and tea tray, a dressing mirror and a tall wardrobe line the opposite wall.

Air-conditioning and heating

A split air-conditioner for the warm months, plus a room heater for cold winter nights.

The bathroom

A large walk-in bathroom with stone-look walls, a dark slate floor, a rain shower, a wall-hung toilet and a vessel basin on a sandstone counter. One wall is a floor-to-ceiling mosaic of a woman’s face crowned with flowers and butterflies.

Your own porch

Each suite opens onto a raised sandstone porch with carved balustrades and a canvas canopy, looking over the planted garden and the amphitheatre where the evening programme is held.

Who it suits

Families with young children or older parents, and anyone travelling between March and October.

Comfortable in every season

The Desert AC Suite is the Desert Suite with air-conditioning. It is the room we recommend for families with young children or older parents, and for any stay between March and October.

Inside the suite

A four-poster bed, a furnished seating area and air-conditioning, so you can rest after the drive from Jaisalmer in the heat of the afternoon and sleep well before a sunrise safari.

Longer stays

For two or more nights, the suite gives you space to spread out. Combine it with a full-day non-touristic safari or a day of sightseeing at Kuldhara and Khaba Fort.

Before you book

Tell us the number of adults and children and any accessibility needs. We confirm occupancy, extra beds and meal inclusions in your quote.

Plan the rest of your trip

• Royal Swiss Tent
• What an overnight stay includes
• Sunrise desert safari