Ranvas, Nagaur

Rajasthan,

1/5 Evening at Ranvas
Evening at Ranvas
2/5 Deluxe Queen room, Ranvas
Deluxe Queen room, Ranvas
3/5 Ariel view of Ahhichatragarh Fort with Ranvas at its heart
Ariel view of Ahhichatragarh Fort with Ranvas at its heart
4/5 The Badari Restaurant, Ranvas
The Badari Restaurant, Ranvas
5/5 View over the rooftops at Ranvas
View over the rooftops at Ranvas

Ranvas is an absolutely stunning hotel that offers one of the most unique experiences in India. Set within the heart of the ancient Ahhichatragarh Fort in Nagaur it has taken 20 years for conservationists to restore the fort and develop the ‘abode of the queens’ of the Maharaja of Jodhpur as heritage hotel.

33 rooms are situated in 10 havelis, mansions with two or three spacious guest rooms, all with private courtyards and beautifully decorated with local Rajasthan furnishings and artefacts (and no televisions to disturb the peace).

The fort itself is enormous – you can take an evening stroll around the ramparts or enjoy a guided tour of the restored buildings by day, and have it all virtually to yourself. There is a spa and swimming pool and two restaurants that offer a choice between al fresco dining on local Mughal Sufi and international cuisine beneath billowing orange awnings, or fine dining in the cosy Amar Darbar (best on colder evenings).

The tranquil atmosphere of the fort completely changes during the annual World Sufi Spirit Festival. In February 100 guest tents are erected within the fort complex and musicians, dancers and poets from around the world perform beneath a full moon – nothing short of magical.

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Unique heritage hotel with 33 rooms in 10 havelis within Ahhichatragarh Fort

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Rajasthan

Rajasthan is probably the best known state in India and for some it is the very essence of the country. With its royal palaces and impregnable forts, vast deserts and magical festivals, and everyday life bursting with colour it is a natural place for many first-time visitors to begin their discovery of India. Read more?

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