• Free Conveyance from Railway Station & Bus Stand.
  
  
• Camel Safari & Jeep Safari, Local Site Seeing.
  
  
• All rooms with attached bath with running hot & cold water in showers.  
  
  
• Round the clock room service.  
  
  
• Telephone in each room, STD & ISD
  
  
• Wi-Fi internet connectivity  
  
  
• Cable TV in all rooms.  
  
  
• Laundry.
     
• Generator.  
  
  
• Advance Booking.  
  
  
• Doctor on Call.  
  
  
• Arrangement of Folk Dance. 
   
• Roof top & Garden Banquets  
  
  
• Parties arranged on request.  
  
  
• Self-cooking for groups and marriage functions. 
  
  
• Parking place. 
  
  
• Local Guide  
  
  
• Car rental  
  
  
• Mini Library  
  
  
• Gift Shop
  
  
• Free pick up from railway/bus stand for F.I.T's on demand.  
  
  
• Affordable selection due to variety in accommodation and visit range of rent ranging Rs.600 to Rs.2000. Special consideration for group series.  
  
  Use Of Alternative Energies
  
  Water Conservation
  
  Through traditional Indian way of bathing (bucket and mug), the villagers use mere 15 liters of water per person per bath.
  
  1. They first wet themselves, taking water from the bucket with the mug.
  2. Then, they apply soap on their bodies.
  3. Finally, they rinse themselves by taking again water with the mug.
  
  In all cases, the water in the bucket remains clean and if any is left, it can be used for other purposes.
  
  Taking shower with running water requires 2 to 3 times more. Therefore, buckets and mugs are available in each bathroom as well as running hot and cold water but through taps only.
  
  By adopting the indian way of bathing, the guests help conserving water, scarce in Rajasthan.
  
  Rain fall in paved courtyard and from the roof is collected in an underground tank. This water is used for agriculture.
  
  
  Solar water heating system: the hot water is provided by the home made
  
  solar pannels designed as per the Central Arid Research Institute - Jodphur.
  
  Solar oven: occasionally used for cooking rice and lentils.
  
  Low energy consumption bulbs using five times less electricity.
  
  Recycling : Fruit juices are bought in glass bottles which are taken back by the dealer. leftover food, is given to the animals or composted.