Suján Jawai

The camp generally announces an afternoon check-in and a late morning check-out. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Early check-in may be offered depending on occupancy and the time of your flight or train arrival. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Late departures are sometimes possible depending on availability and the schedule of arrivals. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Airport transfers can be arranged upon request, usually from Jodhpur, Udaipur, or other nearby towns, with a private vehicle and driver.

A private parking area is available for guests arriving by car or with a driver, close to the camp's reception.

Cancellation conditions vary depending on the season, booking channel, and rate type. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Rates at Suján Jawai start around 109,000 INR per night or approximately 1,200 to 1,500 USD for a standard tent, often on a full board basis with activities.

The high prices reflect the small number of tents, highly personalised service, included safaris, the remote location, and a strong commitment to conservation and local development.

Local taxes and any applicable accommodation taxes may be added to the total bill according to regulations in Rajasthan.

The camp is part of SUJÁN, an independent brand of Indian luxury camps, and is also a member of Relais & Châteaux and featured in the MICHELIN guide.

International credit cards are accepted, as well as sometimes local cash payments, depending on the amount and Indian regulations.

The policy generally provides for high fees in case of late cancellation or no-show during certain high season periods, especially on non-refundable rates.

Suján Jawai is located near the village of Bisalpur in the Pali district, between Jodhpur and Udaipur, in the heart of the Jawai region of Rajasthan.

The establishment is approximately 160 km from Udaipur and 165 km from Jodhpur, which is about a 2.5-hour drive from each of these cities, depending on traffic.

The camp is accessible by road, by train to nearby stations followed by transfer, and by flights to Jodhpur or Udaipur combined with a road journey.

The distance depends on the airport used, most often Jodhpur or Udaipur, each located about 160–165 km away, which is approximately a 2.5-hour drive.

Suján Jawai is situated in a hilly semi-desert area, among granite rocks and rural countryside, with views of nature and grazing lands.

The camp offers ten luxurious tented suites, including a family suite and a royal suite, as well as 'Rock' tents and the private Eden camp.

Each tent or suite has an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, comfortable beds, a seating area, and a private terrace overlooking nature.

Wi-Fi is available for free in the common areas and tents, but the speed may vary due to the camp's remote location.

Some suites, such as the Royal Panthera Suite or certain premium accommodations, have their own heated private pool or relaxation pool.

Accommodations generally include daily housekeeping, room service upon request, and sometimes a wake-up service for morning safaris.

Rates often include all meals, some daily safaris, and guided activities, but premium drinks or special services may incur additional charges.

Online reviews highlight the exceptional quality of service, safaris, and cuisine, with generally very high ratings on major travel platforms.

A laundry service is generally available, convenient for extended stays or clothes used during safaris.

Free Wi-Fi, guided safaris, some nature activities, breakfast, and often other meals are included in the services, depending on the chosen package.

The direct contact details, including phone and email, are available on the official website and booking confirmations, making it easy to contact the reception or concierge.

Suján Jawai is regularly ranked among the best resorts in Jawai and Rajasthan for its setting, leopard safaris, and highly personalised service.

The best time generally extends from late September to late April, the camp's opening period, with more pleasant temperatures for safaris.

The camp opens seasonally, usually from late September to late April, and remains closed during the monsoon months and the peak summer heat.

Some leopard safaris or 4x4 outings may be included in packages; other specific excursions may incur additional charges depending on the duration and type of activity.

The cost of a safari per person varies depending on whether it is included in a package or added as an extra, with different rates for private or specialised outings. Contact the concierge to confirm the day's arrangements.

The hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool, often used as a relaxation space between safaris, with sun loungers and refreshment service.

A spa with massages, treatments, yoga, and meditation sessions is available, allowing guests to relax after outings in nature.

A yoga or meditation service can be arranged, sometimes outdoors, at times suitable for morning safaris and temperatures.

Breakfast is generally served as table service with cooked dishes, international and Indian options, often included in packages.

The restaurant prepares refined cuisine blending Rajasthani specialities and international dishes, with tailored menus served outdoors or in the restaurant area.

Meals can be taken outdoors around the campfire, on rocks with a view, or in the restaurant, depending on the weather and the experiences booked.

Vegetarian, vegan, or allergen-free diets can be accommodated if notified in advance to the catering team.

Families are welcome, with a dedicated family suite and nature activities suitable for children accompanied by their parents.

The camp may offer earlier meal times, shorter nature activities, and tent arrangements for families with young children.

Occasional babysitting or supervision may be offered depending on staff availability and the age of the children. Contact the concierge to confirm the arrangements for the day.

Pets are generally not allowed on the camp premises to preserve local wildlife and ensure the safety of all.

As the site is in the midst of nature and under tents, accessibility may be limited for some wheelchairs; partial adaptations and human assistance are possible in the main areas.

The terrain is natural and uneven, with dirt paths and rocks; assistance can be arranged for movement to the tents and common areas.

The establishment limits the number of tents, promotes lightweight constructions, and integrates the camp into the rocky landscape to reduce visual and environmental impact.

The camp is involved in leopard conservation projects and coexistence with the Rabari communities, supporting local wildlife protection initiatives.

The hotel prioritises local materials, controlled water consumption, responsible energy practices, and training employees from nearby communities.