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The Serai

DESTINATION

Jaisalmer, India

HOTEL TYPE

Tented Camp

LOCATION TYPE

Remote

WHY WE LOVE THIS HOTEL

Space: Set amongst 100 private acres of indigenous desert scrub.

Baths: The unique traditional Indian step-well baths, makes a beautiful candle lit focal center of the resort.

Food: Creative Cordon bleu European and organic Indian cuisine served under the magical night sky.

Spa: Designed by globally renowned Raison d’Etre, offering reflexology, massages and organic ayurvedic products.

DETAILED DECRIPTION

The Serai is a luxury boutique hotel in Jaisalmer. This luxury desert camp and spa is set on 30 acres of indigenous desert scrub in the Great Thar Desert. There are twenty-one canvas tents divided into three categories, each with their own verandah, drawing room, spacious air-conditioned bedroom and en-suite bathroom. The six Luxury Tented Suites have in addition, a private walled-in garden with a plunge pool. For the ultimate desert escape, there is the Royal Suite, which boasts its own separate private spa, pool, and lounge tents. Amenities include a pool, lounge and dining tents and a Spa with four treatment tents created by Raison d’Etre, one of the world’s leading spa companies. The Serai is about a one-hour drive from the airport to the Serai, and a one-hour drive from the property to the city of Jaisalmer.

Why We Love This Hotel

Space: Set amongst 100 private acres of indigenous desert scrub.

Baths: The unique traditional Indian step-well baths, makes a beautiful candle lit focal center of the resort.

Food: Creative Cordon bleu European and organic Indian cuisine served under the magical night sky.

Spa: Designed by globally renowned Raison d’Etre, offering reflexology, massages and organic ayurvedic products.

DESTINATION

Jaisalmer, India

Hotel Type

Tented Camp

Location Type

Remote

Amenities

outdoor pool

restaurant

spa

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