Rohet House
This 400-year-old property has been converted into an intimate, sophisticated and welcoming hotel.
Thakurani Rashmi Singh was the mastermind behind the property’s urban Rajasthan design, with a very modern, arty feel yet still celebrating the family’s rich history.
There is a comfy living room area, a veranda leading out to the elevated infinity edge swimming pool, and plenty of places to tuck yourself away and relax.
Delicious Rajasthani and western cuisine is served either in the dining room or al fresco, depending on the weather.
The renowned hospitality and warm welcome provide a real sense of calm and makes for the most wonderful ‘homecoming’ after exploring the busy but fascinating city of Jodhpur. The owners are often present and delight in enjoying a drink or a chat with guests.
Packed with history and legend, you can easily spend a few hours wandering around the Fort whose 80-foot-thick rampart walls are over 100-feet high in places.
You’ll find a museum set in magnificent royal apartments and can marvel at the ceiling of the Moti Mahal covered in mirrors, gold leaf and seashell plaster.
In the Old City below you can explore the lanes of the bustling Sardar Bazaar where shops and stalls sell jewellery, street food and spices, and colourful fine fabrics many made in the small villages south of the city.
Assam and Nagaland are two states in India’s northeast, separated from the bulk of the country by Bangladesh. The region is comparatively wild and sparsely populated, so it’s excellent for spotting rare wildlife.
Rohet House is a high-end hotel in Jodphur, part of House of Rohet portfolio of properties and the former home of the Rohet family.
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