Jodhana Heritage Resorts is a venture of H.H. Maharaja Gaj Singh II of Jodhpur. Jodhana’s Royal Jodhpur Retreats and Royal Jodhpur Camps include an 18th century summer palace set in 300 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, a magnificent 1933 hunting lodge palace, a charming orchard retreat, a traditional English country cottage, a gloriously luxurious tented resort in a royal pleasure garden, and the nomadic Jodhpur royal tents that blend the romance of the early 20th century safari camps of the Jodhpur Maharajas with contemporary comforts. The Jodhana properties are all personal vacation homes of the Jodhpur royal family, who insure that the ambience is authentic, the comfort level grand, and the experience truly royal.
Built on the banks of a beautiful lake by Maharaja Umaid Singh in 1933, The Sardar Samand Lake Palace is a magnificent Art Deco hunting lodge. It remains the Royal Family's favorite retreat and houses a vast collection of African trophies and original water-colors by Snaffles. The palace has its own Oriental Garden, boat-house, swimming pool, tennis and squash courts and its large grounds along the lake make for delightful walks.