Sujan Jawai hotel: the only Indian hotel to stand out in the world’s top 50 list
Nestled in Rajasthan's pali, a region known for its leopard sightings, Sujan Hotel is the only Indian property to secure a place on the prestigious list, ranking 43rd.
India’s tourism sector is one of the fastest-growing in the world, and this is highlighted by the recent ranking of the top 50 hotels globally, where India’s Sujan Jawai Hotel earned a prestigious spot.
Nestled in Rajasthan’s Pali, a region known for its leopard sightings, Sujan Hotel is the only Indian property to secure a place on the prestigious list, ranking 43rd. The hotel was honoured at ‘The World’s 50 Best Hotels’ ceremony in Guildhall, London.
The “World’s 50 Best Hotels” list is compiled from feedback provided by anonymous voters worldwide, including travel journalists, hoteliers, and experienced travel experts. A total of 600 voters contributed to this prestigious selection.
Jaisal Singh’s Reaction
Hotel owner Jaisal Singh expressed his joy upon receiving the award, stating, “It’s a huge honour for us. We’re thrilled, and our teams are elated. We’ve worked hard to elevate Sujan over the years, celebrating the best of India’s culture and wildlife while making a positive impact in our regions. It’s wonderful to be recognized among the top fifty hotels in the world.”
Jaisal Singh’s Vision
Jaisal Singh shared his vision for Sujan, aiming to create a pioneering conservation tourism model that benefits both wildlife and local communities, rather than merely being an elegant and luxurious safari camp. A passionate wildlife lover and photographer himself, Mr. Singh emphasised the goal of combining the best of Indian hospitality with a commitment to protecting India’s wildlife.
About Sujan Jawai
Sujan Jawai was started by Jaisal Singh along with his wife Anjali in 2013, the hotel gets its name from the seasonal Jawai river which flows through the landscape of where it is located. Guests at the hotel can enjoy a lavish experience in luxurious tents, immersing themselves in the area’s vibrant wildlife culture. With the guidance of knowledgeable naturalists, field guides, and trackers, visitors can embark on unforgettable explorations of the rich natural surroundings.What truly sets Sujan Jawai apart is the group’s dedicated effort to promote sustainable tourism and support local communities in the area. The hotel’s owners also manage a property in Ranthambore, with proceeds from both locations helping to preserve indigenous wildlife and natural habitats.
Price Of Rooms
For those planning to stay at Sujan Jawai, advance booking is essential. Rates are charged on a per-tent, per-night basis, ranging from Rs 68,000 to Rs 3,05,000, with different rates during festive seasons.
The tented luxury suites at Sujan Jawai are available in three categories: Rock, Felidae, and Royal Panthera. Each suite provides unmatched luxury along with breathtaking views of the surrounding wildlife.
What makes It different?
Sujan Jawai stands out for its commitment to sustainable tourism. Located near the Jawai Leopard Sanctuary and Jawai Dam, it offers stunning views and is home to diverse wildlife, including migratory birds and crocodiles. Guests can indulge in a culinary journey, with options ranging from traditional Rajasthani meals to buffet-style salads and fresh pasta or fish sourced from local fishermen. To top it off, delightful dinners around a bonfire create unforgettable experiences.
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