A good location, esp. the tents in the desert. An ideal place to forget your worries and relax. BUT they won't let you do so. During our stay at the tents, it was just about 9.30 pm , we were sitting --3 famililies with kids, chatting and enjoying, no nuisance at all. The waiter comes and tells us that we... more

Delhi Magic, our tour provider in India, arranged for us to visit the Manvar Desert Camp and spend a day and night in the desert. The experience included a jeep trip across the dunes; a visit to the home of a local family, a stay in an amazing tent- on the dunes - a camel ride at sunset, local musicians... more

Manvar resorts is a resort more than 100 kms away from Jodhpur. The resort is on the Jaisalmer highway and is quaint in terms of a resort! it has retained the original rajasthan beauty and royalty in its red stone structure. There are beautiful performances every evening by local rajasthani folks which include the traditional rajasthani dances and songs. The... more

Excellent Tents to stay, courteous staff and good service more

A "Desert Resort" implies tranquility ... something not to be had when you actually build the resort right next to the state highway. You can comfortably count the (many) trucks passing by and enjoy the variety of honking tunes. A cruel joke! In any way, not my idea of a "Desert Resort" at more than 100 USD per night. Hence... more

We stayed both at the resort which has beautiful rooms surrounded by lush greenery and at the tented camp which is situated on the sand dunes and is luxurious. The rooms are very well furnished and are very comfortable. It was very cold in January especially in the tents but we were looked after so well that we did not... more

we four friend had gone by car from ahmedabad and we had really quality time there. 1st thing there is no mobile coverage there so you know no business call. we had stayed one night at tent which was really great experience. it has very clean and nice desert so you enjoy more there. even at night we enjoyed flok... more

Small place but tastefully done. You could either stay at the resort or at the camps. We choose to stay at the resort. The food was average (I guess I had enough Rajasthani food by then). They have a dance performances every evening which is very worthwhile. Be sure to get a front seat. They also have a shop in... more

I stayed at the tented camp for 1 night. I enjoyed myself much more than I'd expected - despite a huge sandstorm that effectively ruined our dinner & dancing under the stars (I'm sure it would have been much more magical with this experience) - & would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an unusual desert camping experience, but... more