Rann Resort Dholavira

When you book a room at 10k+ plus you expect some basic things - a kettle (winters are cold), easily available hot water and a decent spread of food. These are clear areas of improvement for this establishment. We stayed in Rajwadi suite which by itself is quite nice. The veranda is generous, probably larger than the room itself. The washroom was a let down with no toiletries and poor quality geyser. The food was quite poor, often too oily and overcooked. It felt like random people from around the village were recruited as cooks. Throughout our trip, we ate at many simple joints and were in love with Gujarati thali which was offered at dirt cheap prices. The food here was just very ordinary. We were not looking for some big spread or fancy stuff. We ended up eating at Evoke which was much nicer. The service is friendly but bordering cavalier. We needed hot water for one of the kids who developed sore throat, and we were told it will be available after someone comes back to make hot water. I don’t know what this even means but basically there is no one around the clock to help if you need help. It is needless to say we were not really happy with this place. We had booked 7 rooms for our large group. When I compare this to our stay at Jaisalmer Desert Camp, it would be nothing short of a tragedy. We loved Dholavira but our stay at this resort was very very average for the price we paid very disappointing. I would not pay more than 4K for this place.

A dump of a place to stay, and there is nothing good to say except for the location. The place is small. A bunch of room/cottages around a small rectangular courtyard. A musty dining area where you have to fight for a table or an empty cup for your tea. This place is not a 3 star as advertised, but a 1 star. We found a terrible toilet in our room like it had been put together by a middle school kid. The geyser didn't work. We returned after our trip to see the Rann and found someone sleeping outside our room in the open. Noisy clientele, and we were disappointed in our Indian travel agent boarding us here. Most of the photos on the site are misleadingly beautiful

The resort is the first one that you encounter after crossing the Dholavira road to heaven stretch so its on the edge of road to heaven. Rooms are clean and well decorated Food was delicious There was an evening musical program with local kutchh artists which was great! Better that what you see in the tent city Only one challenge was there was no wifi and no mobile coverage for Airtel so we were disconnected but the owner was kind enough to share his hotspot

Best property in Dholavira.Best part about this resort is their Private White Rann , even better than Dhordo.The owner Mr Praveen too good personally take care everything and nice hospitality by staff.Good food and evening folk songs, late night & early morning Rann walk by private jeep. Also provide small outside tents.

Terrible. Dining hall is very dirty with many flies.. The guests, drivers , waiters, workers of the hotel also eat ***** with you… you will see the hotel staff cleaning and suddenly you will see them in the dining hall i front of you to eat food The place has very basic facility. Better to stay away .

Walked in for a breakfast on our visit to Dholavira. Were welcomed very warmly and served hot tasty food. They even opened up a room for us to use the washroom. Went back again for lunch later in the day. A hot, home-like meal was served most caringly. Mr Pravin Ahir, the owner, and the entire staff was very hospitable. The rooms were well appointed and we regretted not staying overnight.