Nagaur District accommodation from NZ$50

My stay at the Welcomhotel Kimsar Fort and Dunes was amazing! From the moment I arrived I felt welcomed and very much at home. The staff are the best! From the front office to the restaurants to the grounds keepers, every single person made sure that my needs was met above and beyond my wildest dreams. I am not exaggerating when I say these things. The town around the Fort is small and doesn't have any "tourist" spots, but I walked around and everyone was friendly. I even got to feed cows at a roadside stand. When booking, you have the option to stay at the Fort or in the Dune Huts, which are about 10Km away. This is a personal choice but I chose to stay at the Fort and visit the Dunes. The Dunes are spotless and the same impeccable service was shown at the Dunes a well. They had an overland jeep that can take you up to the sunset viewing spot but i choose to walk. The huts are deluxe with a/c and thick plaster walls so they'd be comfortable even when it's hot. Lastly, the cultural shows are outstanding! Singing, music, dancing, puppet show and magic. All were excellent, and as I told them at the end of the evening, it touched my heart. I swayed to the music, got goose bumps from the beautiful dancing, smiled at the puppetry and laughed with the magician. If you're looking for an oasis in the desert, look no further. You will not be disappointed.

There was listing on expedia but when we reach there the authorised person said, it is already sold out 2 months before and there was last minute rush for us to reach and have hotel.

Room had nothing but a bed. No amenities at all. Reception did not answer phone calls. Area around hotel was very dirty. Only after arriving did I learn that payment had to be made in cash. No outside food was allowed in - even during Ramadan.