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Updated: March 23, 2022
Essentials
• Location: Residency Road.
• Hotel website: radissonhotels.com
• Hotel phone: +91 (0)291 711 0000
• Check prices for Radisson

The sprawling Radisson offers an old-world design and spacious rooms near the airport.
Radisson – Brand-new, with lots of space and a contemporary but graceful setting.
Finished as recently as 2017, the Radisson provides all the mod-cons expected, including a sparkling pool. However, the hotel also boasts a design, décor, and overall vibe reminiscent of old Rajasthan, from the mustachioed doorman to the niches of antique furniture and courtyards with overhanging balconies. Away from the Old City, everything is much more spacious. The rooms and suites (which include separate living areas) are mainly designed for Indian business people but are perfect for foreign tourists as well as families, too. It is located close to the airport, and only a short ride by auto-rickshaw from the Old City.
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Radisson – The Location
- Address: 8 Residency Road, in the southern fringes of Jodhpur. Set back about 200m from the main road. Look for the sign. So new that some drivers don’t even know it yet.
- Area: In a comparatively clean and quiet suburb. Nothing much nearby, but nicer for walking than the Old City.
- How to Get There: Only 3 km from the airport. At the attractive (and low-key) terminal, there are pre-paid booths for taxis and auto-rickshaws. The main train terminal is 4 km away, the main bus station is about 5 km, and the Mehrangarh Fort is about 8 km.
- Handy to: Airport.
Radisson – The Basics
- Guests: Mainly Indian people on business, or those attending weddings/conferences, but still an excellent option for foreign tourists as well as families.
- Views: Most rooms face the ‘garden’ (which is really a lawn in the foreground and streets beyond) or the pool. A few do overlook the uncrowded side-streets.
- Private Pools/Jacuzzis: Not really expected or provided.
- Extras: Daily newspaper delivered to each room. Airport transfers for guests in the suites.
- How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
- Phone: +91 (0)291 711 0000
- Email: reservation@rdjodhpur.in
- Website: radissonhotels.com
Radisson – Amenities
- Pool: Good size, with a few lounge chairs. Lacks some shade and many rooms overlook it, so not that private.
- Spa: The SVA Spa doesn’t offer much more than massages, but it’s still better than most similar hotels in Jodhpur.
- Fitness Center: Alongside the pool, with enough equipment to keep most happy.
- Other Facilities: Business Center. Laundry. Boutiques.
Radisson – Food and Drink
- Restaurants: Ekatra – All-day dining on the ground floor. Chic setting and extended menu with vegetarian cuisine from across the globe. Buffets often provided. • Abhiras – Classy and breezy rooftop setting with open-plan kitchen. Focuses on vegetarian Rajasthani food with a contemporary twist. Dinner only.
- Bars: 1459 – Sophisticated lounge at the lobby. Open from 6 pm. • The J Bar – Shares the same expansive rooftop views as the Abhiras.
- Breakfast: Included in all rates.
- Room Service: Available 24/7.
Radisson – Rooms
- Room Types: Superior Rooms • Business Class Suites • Junior Suites • One-Bedroom Suites • Two-Bedroom Duplex Suites • Presidential Suite (1 only) • List of all Rooms
- Smoking Rooms: No smoking in the rooms or public areas. Dedicated areas for smokers.
- Best Room: The 1-only Presidential Suite is about 4 times larger than the Superior Rooms, and features 2 bedrooms, separate living area, and even a ‘powder room’.
- For Families: All rooms can easily accommodate 3 people, while the suites can fit in families of 4. Some suites feature 2 bedrooms and modest kitchen facilities.
Radisson – Local Transport
- Walking: The main road, about 200m from the front of the hotel, is not that busy. Decent enough for walking, but very little of interest nearby. A few facilities, however, at the major roundabout (see later).
- Public Transport: Nothing of use for tourists anywhere in Jodhpur.
- Taxis & Auto-rickshaws: Taxis (unmetered) can be ordered through the guesthouse for longer day-trips, but they can’t enter the Old City. Auto-rickshaws are good enough for going anywhere in Jodhpur. These can be flagged down along the road outside. Taxis and auto-rickshaws can also be ordered through the Ola and Uber apps.
Radisson – What’s Nearby?
Best Nearby Restaurants & Bars
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Turn right facing the main road in front of the hotel. About 1 km away is the Panch Batti Circle roundabout (with the Chandra Inn, a useful landmark). From there, turn right and within 200m are:
- One Airport +91 77425 257212 – Stylish bar/café with a garden setting away from the road.
- The Filos Café & Restaurant – Outstanding Greek-inspired bistro with the longest menu of western food in Jodhpur, including pizza, pasta, and burgers. Opposite One Airport.
- Winds Restaurant & Bar – Elegant, spacious, and popular, with a focus on organic ingredients. Further down from The Filos.
Nearby Shops
- One of astoundingly few supermarkets in Jodhpur, Shreenath Bazaar, just over the roundabout (see above), sells most of life’s necessities, as well as fresh fruit. (1km).
Nearby Attractions
- Umaid Bhawan Palace – An architectural marvel; one part of the palace still serves as a Royal Family residence, the rest has been converted to the Taj Hotel and museum. Only the museum is open to the public, and it’s very popular for the vintage car and clock collections and vast gardens with peacocks. Great spot for a romantic meal. 10 am to 4.30 pm. (3 km).
- Jaswant Thada – Also known as the Taj Mahal of Mewar, a marble marvel amidst lush, landscaped gardens and next to a serene lake. The intricate marble lattice screens as well as the city views are superb. Easily paired with a visit to the Mehrangarh Fort. 9 am to 5 pm. (8 km).
- Mehrangarh Fort – This magnificent attraction dominates the Old City. The main entrance is about 8 km by auto-rickshaw. Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
- Mandore Garden – Historic garden, home to beautiful empty tombs of the Royal Family. The Hall of Heroes, temple of 330 Million Gods, and Government Museum are worth seeing. Visitors can also explore the Mandore Fort ruins or have a picnic on the grounds. Located just outside the city. (12 km).
Radisson – The Hotel

The Radisson hotel is in a pleasant suburban area on the southern edge of Jodhpur.

The historical palace-like design of the hotel is apparent throughout, although it is very new.

The courtyard in the lobby area is typical of a Rajasthani home of nobility and used as a smoking area.

The Radisson is grand as is evidenced by the layout of the lobby area.

Quadrangles of terraces on every floor provide niches with sofas and cushions.

A couple of very elegant boutiques are located in the lobby area.

The ground-floor pool is fairly large but not that private because so many rooms overlook it.

Next to the hotel pool, the fitness center is reasonably well-equipped.

The main hotel restaurant, Ekatra, is on the ground level and serves breakfast.

Next to the Ekatra, the sophisticated 1459 bar is open from about sunset.

On the hotel rooftop is another terrific place for a drink called The J Bar.

Also on the hotel rooftop, the breezy Abhiras restaurant offers extensive views and intimate tables.

The Radisson offers some of the most spacious rooms in Jodhpur. Even the lowest category rooms are surprisingly large.

The appealing décor in all rooms and suites could be described as ‘contemporary regal Rajasthan’.

The marble bathrooms in all types of accommodations are also spacious and modern.

The larger suites feature rather pointless balcony areas which are enclosed, lack furniture, and overlook the carpark.

The Two-Bedroom Duplex Suites have separate living areas with modest kitchen facilities and dining tables.

As the highest building anywhere in the area, views are more appealing than those at most hotels.

A useful landmark in the area is Chandra Inn, at a major roundabout approximately 1km from the hotel.

Within 200m of the roundabout is The Filos, an excellent bistro with a Mediterranean-style menu and vibe.

Opposite The Filos is the relaxed One Airport café/bar which provides comfortable and shady seating back from the road.

About 20 minutes by auto-rickshaw from the hotel, the Old City is renowned for (and alternatively named after) its blue tones throughout.

The streets and alleys of the Old City are always busy and often not that pleasant for walking about.

A must-see is the clean, quiet, and hassle-free Sardar Market in the Old City.

The main entrance to the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort is about 7km from the hotel.

Allow plenty of time – perhaps half a day – to fully explore the incredible fort.

The fort looks even more impressive for a few hours after sunset. Check rates and availability: Radisson
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