The Rohet House is a haven amidst the bustling modernity,right in the heart of Jodhpur. It’s just a 10-minute drive from the railway station and about 15 minutes from the airport. The Old City and Mehrangarh Fort are also not far away.

• The Rohet House is located in the heart of Jodhpur
• The family home on Jodhpur, this private property has been lovingly transformed into a luxury residence with just 8 rooms
• The hotel has an elevated infinity pool and lush gardens

Thoughtfully curated by Thakurani Sahiba Rashmi, each of the two ground floor Deluxe Rooms, overlooking the pool, and six first and second floor Suites, overlooking the garden, reflects her impeccable taste and attention to detail. Every room has its own unique character and story, brought to life through distinctive colour palettes and elegant design touches that come together like poetry.

The underlying theme of The Rohet House is Krishna, whose presence can be felt in every space. Delicate hand-painted frescoes adorn the walls, each one depicting Him or an element of His essence. These artworks are the signature of the house, adding depth and serenity to the beauty of each room.

While every room is different, they are united by one thing, pure, indulgent comfort. From custom-made furniture and fine fabrics to plush linens, towels, and top-quality toiletries, every detail has been chosen without compromise. Together, they create an experience of effortless luxury, inviting guests to relax, unwind, and take home memories that linger long after their stay.

The Rohet House restaurant brings the flavours of Rohet’s royal kitchens to life, offering a contemporary take on treasured family recipes. Its à la carte menu is carefully crafted to suit a variety of tastes, blending tradition with modern touches. Every dish reflects the house’s culinary heritage, ensuring a dining experience that is both authentic and unforgettable.

Experiences available from The Rohet House include exploring the bustling Sardar Market and nearby bazaars, where you’ll find handicrafts, textiles, spices, and traditional footwear; early morning walks through the blue city offering a serene glimpse of local life, from temples and winding lanes to the aroma of street food like lassi, jalebis, and samosas; and exploring the majestic Mehrangarh Fort.

Nature lovers can explore the striking landscapes of Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, while a short trip north brings you to Mandore’s historic gardens, temples, and unique Ravana Temple.