Hotels in Nagaur District

"Interesting idea for a glamping experience didn’t quite live up to the potential. Prolly an easier experience if I spoke Hindi but there was a lot lost in translation which made the stay not as relaxing as others I have had over the past two months in India. The rooms could use some updates and the furniture was what you would expect in a 2 star. The food was ok but VERY limited compared to most hotels in this price range."

"We were visiting Salasar Balaji, and for my wife’s birthday I decided to take a small detour on the way back to Chandigarh and booked Salasar Fort. Honestly, it turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made. It’s about a 3-hour drive from Salasar, but the moment we arrived, the journey didn’t matter at all. The entrance is stunning, and the welcome felt genuinely warm — not the usual rehearsed hotel greeting. The vintage cars near the reception were a great touch, and walking through the courtyard to reach our room felt like stepping into another era. Pure heritage, pure magic. The rooms were beautiful and spotless — a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern comfort. The food, both at lunch and dinner, was excellent, with rich traditional flavours done just right. A special mention to their sand dunes activities and the High Tea experience — easily one of the highlights and something truly unique to the property. And breakfast? The variety and quality were outstanding. Spending those 22 hours there celebrating my wife’s birthday felt nothing short of royal. Every detail — the architecture, the hospitality, the food — made the stay memorable. If you’re looking for a heritage getaway near Chandigarh, Khimsar Fort is absolutely worth it. I’ll definitely be going back."

"Beautiful property. Elegant common spaces and room. Restive, organic architecture and decor with low-level lighting in the lobby sets the tone for restful, meditative experiences--befitting a stay in this very spiritual city. Great gym and pool. Service wonderdul and attentive without that over-the-top intrusiveness so common in other premium hotels in India. Breakfast and dinner buffets one of the most impressive in the great Indian hotel buffet competition! Great oasis from outings in Pushkar, which we loved. This hotel was one reason Pushkar was a highlight among amazing experiences in India. One warning: nothing is walkable from hotel and Ubers are few and far between to return to hotel in the evening. Tuk-tuks are your only option at those times if you don’t have a driver. Loved this hotel. "

"Average. The staffs were very good. "

"Good"

"A beautiful property with very friendly staff. Loved staying there. "

"Great service. Nice room. Good breakfast. "