Storii by ITC Hotels, Jaisalmer is an 80-key 5-star resort over nine acres near Jaisalmer Fort, 13 km from the airport. See rooms, dining and booking.
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Storii by ITC Hotels, Jaisalmer is an 80-key five-star resort spread over nine acres in Rajasthani Solanki style, about 4.5 km from Jaisalmer Fort and 13 km from Jaisalmer Airport. It has four room and suite categories, a spa, a pool and two dining venues.
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Storii by ITC Hotels, Jaisalmer is the desert outpost of ITC's boutique Storii collection, set on around nine acres on the edge of the Thar Desert. The architecture is the draw: it is built in a Rajasthani Solanki idiom, with havelis, jharokha balconies and chhatris in the local honey-coloured sandstone, so the resort reads as part of Jaisalmer's golden-city palette rather than a generic modern block. At 80 rooms and suites it stays intimate, and the layout is spread out enough to give the place a calm, low-rise feel.
The hotel pairs that heritage styling with the service standards of the ITC stable. Public areas use carved stone and traditional motifs, while the rooms keep things comfortable and contemporary behind the period frontage. It functions both as a sightseeing base for the fort and havelis and as a destination-wedding venue.
The resort sits on the Jodhpur-Jaisalmer road in the Indira Colony area, a short hop from the historic core. Jaisalmer Airport, which handles seasonal domestic flights, is about 13 km away, usually around 25 minutes by road. Jaisalmer railway station, on the metre-and-broad-gauge line from Jodhpur, is closer still. The golden fort and the cluster of merchant havelis are all within about five kilometres, so guests can reach the main sights in a short drive while staying somewhere quieter than the lanes immediately below the fort. The spread-out location also gives the resort room for gardens and event lawns that would be impossible inside the old town.
Accommodation runs across four categories. The Deluxe Room, at around 28 sq m, is the entry level, with a writing desk, a private balcony or sit-out and a modern bathroom behind the traditional facade. The Junior Suite steps up to about 51 sq m with more living space, and the Deluxe Suite to roughly 65 sq m with a separate seating area and a walk-in closet. The flagship is the Luxury Suite at about 74 sq m, which adds a private pool and the most generous footprint in the hotel. Throughout, the rooms balance Rajasthani detailing with the comforts expected of a five-star ITC property.
Dining is handled by two venues. Citrine is the all-day multi-cuisine restaurant, covering Indian, Rajasthani and international dishes across breakfast, lunch and dinner, with both buffet and a la carte options. Sapphire Lounge is a tea lounge, open in the afternoon and evening, for lighter refreshments and a quieter setting. The selection is deliberately compact, which suits a resort of this size, with the kitchen leaning on regional Rajasthani flavours alongside the broader menu that ITC guests expect.
Wellness centres on K by Kaya Kalp, ITC's spa concept, offering treatments in the afternoon and evening. There is an outdoor swimming pool, open through the day, and a fitness centre with extended hours. The grounds and event spaces make the resort a popular choice for destination weddings, with lawns and banquet areas that take advantage of the nine-acre site. Practical amenities include free Wi-Fi, room service, concierge and on-site parking. The overall package is geared towards guests who want heritage character without giving up modern facilities.
Jaisalmer's headline sights are all close. The living fort, one of the few in the world still inhabited, rises about 4.5 km away and is best explored on foot through its lanes, Jain temples and viewpoints. The merchant havelis, Patwon Ki Haveli, Salim Singh ki Haveli and Nathmal ji ki Haveli, show off the carved sandstone the town is famous for, and Gadisar Lake is a calm spot for early mornings. Vyas Chhatri is the classic sunset point. Further out, the Sam and Khuri dunes are the base for camel safaris and desert camps, which the concierge can arrange. The resort makes a comfortable place to return to after a day in the heat.
The hotel suits travellers who want a heritage-styled, five-star base for exploring Jaisalmer's fort and havelis, particularly couples and culture-focused visitors. The nine-acre grounds and event facilities make it a strong destination-wedding venue, and the private-pool Luxury Suite appeals to guests after extra seclusion. Anyone wanting to stay literally inside the fort walls will need a smaller heritage guesthouse instead, but for space, modern comfort and easy access to the sights, this is a well-placed option.
| Room | What you get |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | Around 28 sq m, with a writing desk, a private balcony or sit-out and a modern bathroom, dressed in traditional Rajasthani detailing. |
| Junior Suite | About 51 sq m, with extra living space and a sit-out, for guests wanting room to spread out. |
| Deluxe Suite | Roughly 65 sq m, with a separate seating area, a walk-in closet and a larger bathroom. |
| Luxury Suite | The top tier at about 74 sq m, with a private pool and the most generous layout in the hotel. |
| Outlet | Cuisine / type |
|---|---|
| Citrine | All-day multi-cuisine restaurant |
| Sapphire Lounge | Tea lounge |
| Landmark | Distance | Approx. on foot |
|---|---|---|
| Salim Singh ki Haveli | 3 km | short taxi/auto |
| Nathmal ji ki Haveli | 3.5 km | short taxi/auto |
| Gadisar Lake | 3.8 km | short taxi/auto |
| Patwon Ki Haveli | 4.2 km | short taxi/auto |
| Jaisalmer Fort | 4.5 km | short taxi/auto |
| Vyas Chhatri (Sunset Point) | 6.8 km | short taxi/auto |
Distances are straight-line estimates; walking times assume roughly 12 minutes per km. Confirm routes locally.
Jaisalmer Airport is about 13 km away, roughly 25 minutes by road. Jaisalmer railway station is closer still.
There are 80 rooms and suites across four categories, from the 28 sq m Deluxe Room to the 74 sq m Luxury Suite with a private pool.
Check-in is from 3:00 pm and check-out is until 12:00 noon, subject to availability for early or late requests.
Yes. The K by Kaya Kalp spa offers treatments, and there is an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness centre on site.
Jaisalmer Fort is about 4.5 km away, with the main havelis and Gadisar Lake all within roughly five kilometres.
Yes. The resort sits on around nine acres with lawns and banquet venues, which makes it a popular choice for destination weddings in Jaisalmer.