The hype
Guests are shocked by the bad road but usually forgive it once they see the private pools and lush grounds.
Nature Village Resort
$80-180/ night
Book this if You want a 'Maldives in the Desert' private pool villa experience and don't mind a bumpy off-road journey to get there.
Why People Love It
- Private plunge pools in most villas that are actually clean
- Peaceful, secluded location far from the chaos of Pushkar town
- Evening vibe with live music and a 'pool party' atmosphere
Quick Take: A surprising oasis of private pools and greenery that forces you to endure a 10km 'journey to hell' on a broken road to reach it.
Reviewed by @thatgirl_nikitaa: I spent the weekend here and it was the perfect escape from city chaos. My villa had a massive private pool where we spent hours just floating and eating breakfast. The staff treated us like royalty, and the sunset camel ride was such a fun surprise!
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
The 'luxury' is rustic—expect the occasional lizard in your room and power fluctuations typical of rural India.
- You are a couple seeking total privacy with your own pool
- You are a group of friends wanting a loud, fun weekend with your own music
- You are traveling with a pet (very dog-friendly)
Cleanliness & Maintenance
7.8
- Housekeeping: Generally responsive. Daily cleaning is good, but deep cleaning (under beds, corners) can be missed.
- Bathroom hygiene: Mostly clean, but complaints about 'damp' smells and water droplets due to humidity/AC issues exist.
- Maintenance: A weak point. Reports of broken ACs, non-working jacuzzi jets, and peeling paint are common.
- Linens & towels: Fresh enough, but some guests noted 'old' or 'lumpy' mattresses and worn sheets.
- Odors & scents: Fresh air outside, but some rooms can smell musty if the AC isn't run constantly.
Sleepability™
7MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Live music/DJ sets in the evening
- Guests in adjacent private pools
- AC units rattling in some rooms
Before you book
Good to know
- The resort is in a 'dry' zone; bring your own alcohol if you want a drink.
- Book a taxi or SUV for the transfer; auto-rickshaws will struggle on the access road.
- Food is vegetarian-focused but delicious; room service is 24/7.
What to pack
- Swimsuit (essential for the private pools)
- Bluetooth speaker (for your villa)
- Cash (card machines can be glitchy due to network)
Room Genie
Best picks
- Exotic Pool Villa (best balance of price and private pool size)
- Luxury Villa (good for couples, includes jacuzzi)
Rooms to avoid
- Nature Huts (entry-level, smaller, less insulation from noise/heat)
- Villas closest to the common area if you want to sleep before 10 PM
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would like to request a villa as far as possible from the central restaurant/stage area for quiet. Please ensure the AC unit has been recently serviced and the private pool filter is running.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the road really that bad?
Yes. Multiple reviews describe it as a 'journey to hell' or 'off-roading.' Expect 20-30 minutes of bumps for the last 10km.
Is there alcohol served?
No. The resort does not sell alcohol. You are generally allowed to consume your own in your private villa.
Is the pool heated?
No. The private pools are not heated, which can be chilly in winter (Dec-Feb) but refreshing the rest of the year.
How far is the main market?
It is about 12-15km away. You cannot walk there. You need a car.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, very. They charge approx INR 1000 per night for pets.
Is there mobile network?
Weak to non-existent. The hotel provides WiFi, but don't count on 5G data speeds.
Insider Tips
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Order the 'Tandoor Mushroom'—it's a specific menu item guests rave about.
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If you are driving, download the offline map for 'Sawaipura Village' as signal drops before you arrive.
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The 'Jacuzzi' in some room descriptions is often just a bathtub with jets that may or may not work—check immediately upon entry.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'Adventure Park' (ATV, camel) is more of a dusty lot than a theme park.
💡Lizards and insects are common roommates due to the 'nature' setting—keep screen doors shut.
💡Hot water is via geyser (water heater) and has a limited tank capacity; quick showers are necessary.
💡The 'Maldives' comparison is marketing fluff; it's a desert oasis, which is cool, but don't expect tropical island vibes.
💡Power cuts happen, but they have a generator (though it might take a minute to kick in).
Local Playbook
Map
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