We recently had the exceptional pleasure of experiencing a one-night stay at the Damodra desert camp. It was nothing short of a magical, once-in-a-lifetime experience. From the moment we arrived, we were completely enveloped in the unique atmosphere and charm of the desert & camp site. The camp was tastefully arranged with a rustic charm that blended beautifully with the natural surroundings. The tents were spacious and comfortable, equipped with all necessary amenities that ensured a comfortable stay without compromising the authentic desert experience. The warm, comfortable beds ensured a good night's sleep, and the little touches like lanterns and local decor added to the overall charm. The evening was a delightful affair, with the setting sun painting the desert in hues of vibrant orange and deep purple. After sunset, the traditional rajasthani music lit up the area, creating a cozy and intimate atmosphere. The food was another highlight of our stay. The traditional cuisine served was both delicious and plentiful, offering an immersive taste of the local culture. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful specially Mr.Prithvi, always on their toes to ensure every guest was attended to. The star-lit sky provided a stunning backdrop for the night. With no light pollution, the view of the stars was truly breathtaking. Waking up to the serene morning desert view, with the soft golden light of dawn, was a sight to behold. The morning activities like camel riding and sandboarding were thrilling and gave us a true sense of desert adventure. In conclusion, the Damodra desert camp offers an unparalleled experience that combines adventure, culture, and tranquility. It's an ideal escape for those seeking a unique getaway, a night under the stars, and an intimate encounter with the desert's captivating beauty. We couldn't recommend it more. We left with beautiful memories and a deep appreciation for the Damodra desert camp.

The location of the resort is just before the Sam Village wherefrom the Sam Desert Dunes begin. The resort has 10 tents making it nice and cozy for families wanting quiet and a proper and authentic Rajasthani experience. When we visited, most of the resort was empty due to the elections which is why we had the resort pretty much to ourselves. The Staff was very attentive, responsive and helpful in anything we wanted. They went all the way to make our stay memorable. The hotel has sand boards for when you visit the Desert during the camel safari. My kids enjoyed the activity so much, that they wanted to stay back for more days. The food at the resort was also tasty and amazing. The highlight of the trip was the cultural performance which was performed by people of the nearby village itself. The resort also feeds peacocks which is why there are hundreds of peacocks at the resort which makes it even more picturesque. Even when i told the locals in Jaisalmer that i was going to stay in Damodara, they commended me for my choice. All in all a great way to end our trip.

We loved our stay in the Damodra Desert Camp. All the staff including the owner were extremely gracious. The cleanliness, the food and the planned activities were perfect. The best part of the stay was how they believed that since people get the chance to travel to a particular destination only once, everything needs to be perfect and that is exactly how our stay was, perfect. They were all smiles and put in a lot of effort for desert safari, camel rides, cultural shows, star gazing and especially the food.

We liked everything.

Excellent location, very clean and close to nature. Perfect resort for a quiet and relaxing holiday.

Beautifully designed and decorated, a lot of care has been taken to design the space luxuriously and comfortably

ALL MALE STAFF. As as couple travelling, me a white British woman with my Indian partner, we were worried when we arrived and found it was all male staff. There were no female staff at all and no security at the place. Although we had a wonderful time and were welcomed, it was uncomfortable. We wished it had been clearer in the description that it was all male staff as we try to make sure we are extra careful when travelling in India.