How is the mobile signal and Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi is available only in the restaurant. Mobile signal is present on most of the property — Airtel and Jio perform best. Some corners of the hill, particularly the higher trails, may have weaker signal. This is not entirely a bad thing. Guests who treat it as an invitation to disconnect consistently rate their stay more highly than those who don't.

Can non-residents visit Teela for dining or experiences?

Yes, with prior arrangement. Non-resident guests are welcome for dinner at Rait and for selected experiences, subject to availability and prior booking through the Journey Designer. Day visits must be arranged at least 48 hours in advance. Non-resident access does not include overnight facilities, the spa, or room amenities.

What is the cancellation policy if I need to change my dates?

Free cancellation up to 72 hours before check-in. Cancellations within 72 hours will incur a one-night charge. No-shows are charged the full booking amount. Date changes are subject to availability — reach out to your Journey Designer as soon as you know. We prefer to find a solution over applying a policy wherever possible.

What is the nearest hospital or medical facility?

The nearest hospital is approximately 20–25 minutes from the property by car. Teela has a basic first aid kit on-site and the team is trained in first response. For any medical situation, the Journey Designer or Reception team will assist immediately. We recommend bringing any personal medications you require for the duration of your stay, as the nearest pharmacy is a 20-minute drive.

Know Before You Go | Teela Resort

Everything you
need. Nothing
you don't.

Five chapters covering everything — getting here, the best time to visit, what to pack, how the property works, every policy, and the questions guests ask most. Read it once and arrive with nothing left to wonder about.

From Jaipur Airport

~45 minutes

Transfer available on request

From Delhi

~5 hours

Via NH 48 — a scenic drive

From Jaipur Railway

~35 minutes

Sindhi Camp / Jaipur Junction

Nearest Landmark

Nahargarh Fort

12 km

Open in Google Maps

01 Getting here.

Teela sits on the Aravalli hills on the edge of Jaipur. The drive is straightforward — and the last stretch, as the city gives way to scrub and hills, is part of the experience.

When to visit.

02 The Aravallis have seasons, and they matter. Here is an honest guide to what each part of the year looks and feels like at Teela.

March — April

Warm to hot — the desert does not apologise for summer. March and early April are still pleasant. As the months progress, temperatures climb significantly. The skies are clear and dramatic. Best suited for guests who don't mind the heat and want lower rates and fewer crowds.

Hot · Check availability

May - June

Teela closes for a short period each year for maintenance and team rest. The exact dates vary. Reach out to your Journey Designer to check availability for your specific dates — they will confirm immediately and help plan around the closure if needed.

Annual Closure

July — September

The monsoon months. The landscape turns unexpectedly green, the air clears, and the hills take on a dramatic quality that the dry season doesn't offer. Rain is possible — especially in July and August — but the property is fully operational and the atmosphere is unlike anything else.

Dramatic & quieter

October - Feburary

The best Teela has to offer. Cool nights, clear skies, and the Aravallis at their most vivid. The Milky Way is visible on clear evenings. The mornings are crisp enough to make a chai on the deck feel like a reward. Book early — this period fills up fast.

Best time to visit

What to pack.

03 Teela provides everything you need for a comfortable stay. But a few things from home make the difference between a good trip and an effortless one.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Valid photo ID — Mandatory for all guests at check-in. Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence. Without it, check-in cannot be completed.
Sunscreen and sunglasses — The Aravalli sun is serious, especially midday. We provide basic toiletries, but sun protection is worth bringing your own.
Any personal medications — The nearest pharmacy is approximately 20 minutes away. Bring anything you need for the duration of your stay.
A power bank — Not because there's no electricity — there is — but because you'll be away from your room often enough that a full phone matters.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

For the Experience

Things that make it better.

A proper camera — The light here at golden hour and the star field at night reward a camera that can actually capture them.
A book — The deck of your dome, the hammock all of these are improved significantly by a book and no agenda.
An intention to be offline — The guests who get the most from Teela are the ones who decide, before they arrive, to use both less than usual.
Nowhere to be in the morning — Not something you pack. Something you arrange before you leave.

During your stay.

04 How the property works, how to book things, and the unwritten rhythms of a day at Teela.

Experiences

Booking activities.

All experiences — ATV, Polaris, paintball, pottery, camel cart, stargazing sessions, and everything else — are bookable through your Journey Designer. You can pre-book before arrival via WhatsApp, or arrange everything at the property on check-in. For adventure activities and private dining experiences, 48 hours' notice is recommended. For wellness treatments at Taaro, 24 hours. For everything else, same-day is usually possible — just ask.

Meals & Dining

Food, simplified.

Breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM at Rait restaurant. Bonnet Breakfast — coffee on the bonnet of a jeep at sunrise — is available every morning with booking. Campfire Chai begins at 5:30 PM, every evening, no reservation required. Dinner at Rait opens at 7:00 PM — reservations recommended during peak months. All dietary requirements should be communicated before arrival through your Journey Designer.

Payments

Settling the bill.

All major payment methods are accepted at Teela — UPI, debit and credit cards, and cash. Experiences and add-ons not included in your room rate can be settled at the end of your stay or in advance. A bill summary will be shared with you at check-out. If anything on it is unclear, ask — we'd rather explain than have you leave with a question.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi & signal.

Wi-Fi is available only at the restaurant. Mobile signal varies — most major networks have coverage in the main areas, but may be weaker in certain parts of the hill. Airtel and Jio tend to perform best at Teela. We'd be dishonest if we didn't say that the guests who put their phones away tend to leave more satisfied. But the option is there if you need it.

No ceiling

The sky, every night.

Most people have never actually seen the Milky Way. At Teela's elevation, with the Aravalli hills on one side and open desert on the other, the night sky is exactly what it looked like before electricity arrived. The stars do not need an introduction. Simply walk up when the mood takes you.

Housekeeping

Your room, your schedule.

Daily housekeeping is included and happens while you're out — typically between 10 AM and 1 PM. If you'd prefer to skip housekeeping on any day, or if you'd like it at a different time, let Reception know. Luna Airstream guests have a dedicated butler available throughout their stay for any in-room requests.

Policies & guidelines.

05 Straightforward policies, written plainly. Nothing unreasonable — just the things that keep Teela working well for everyone who stays here.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Cancellations

Booking changes

Non Refundable Booking. 100% amount required to block the rooms.

Within 72 hours of check-in — Postponement of stay applies

No-shows — Full booking amount charged.

Date changes — Subject to availability. Speak with your Journey Designer as early as possible.

Flexible booking — Available on select packages. Ask your Journey Designer when booking.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Guests & ID

Who can stay

Valid photo ID mandatory for all guests at check-in — Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence.

Minimum age to check in — 18 years. Guests under 18 are welcome with a parent or legal guardian.

Children — Welcome at all ages. We have family-specific experiences and can accommodate cots and extra bedding on request.

Day visitors — Permitted with prior arrangement through the Journey Designer. Day visitor access does not include overnight facilities.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Flat-soled shoes or closed-toe sandals — The paths across the property are natural hillside terrain. Heels and flip-flops will make the walk between your dome and the restaurant less enjoyable than it should be.
A light jacket or wrap — Desert nights cool down sharply, especially October through February. You will want to be outside in the evenings, and you will want a layer.
Comfortable, loose clothing — The property is relaxed. There is no dress code at Rait. Wear what you'd be happy sitting in for three hours under the stars.
Swimwear — If you're staying in the Luna Airstream, you have a private jacuzzi. Pack accordingly.

The Property

On the grounds

Outside food — Not permitted on the property.

Smoking — Permitted in designated outdoor areas only. Not permitted inside domes or airstreams.

Pets — Permitted at the property.

Noise — Teela's guests come for the quiet. We ask that noise levels after 10 PM respect everyone else's experience of the same.

Vehicles — Guest vehicles park at the designated area near Reception.

Questions guests always ask.

06 The ten things every guest wants to know before they arrive. Answered directly, without hedging.

Yes. Teela is one of those rare places where children actually engage with their surroundings. The property has a range of experiences specifically designed for younger guests — archery, camel cart rides, nature trails, pottery, a treasure hunt across the hill, and bonfire evenings. We can accommodate cots and extra bedding. Meals can be adjusted for children. The terrain is natural hillside, so flat-soled shoes for kids are recommended.

The Moon Dome is a 20-foot wide geodesic structure — 510 sq ft, with a private kitchenette, en-suite bathroom, and a semi-private deck facing the Aravallis. The Luna Airstream is Teela's most indulgent option — 924 sq ft, with a private jacuzzi on the deck, a hammock for two, a king bed, and a dedicated butler. Both include breakfast. The dome suits couples and families who want space and a view. The Airstream suits couples who want everything and complete privacy. There are 8 domes and only 4 Airstreams — the latter books out faster.

Rait is Teela's in-house restaurant — a glass-walled dining room with Aravalli views. Breakfast is served from 7:30–10:30 AM, dinner from 7:00 PM. Room service is available on request for Luna Airstream guests with butler service. Moon Dome guests have a kitchenette for light in-room use. For a more intimate dining experience, private dining options — including the dunes dinner and helipad dinner — are available through the Journey Designer.

Yes — all rooms are fully air-conditioned. The geodesic structure of the Moon Dome retains heat naturally in winter, and the AC keeps it comfortable in warmer months. Desert nights during October through February can drop to 8–12°C. We provide warm bedding for every room. A light jacket for evenings outdoors is recommended — the campfire and chai help, but the nights are genuinely cold at the tail of the year and it is, frankly, the best version of cold there is.

Both work. Pre-booking through the Journey Designer guarantees your preferred time slots and allows us to prepare properly — especially for adventure experiences and private dining, where 48 hours' notice is recommended. That said, most same-day experiences can be arranged at the property on check-in, subject to availability. If you're visiting during peak season, pre-booking popular experiences — ATV, private dunes dinner, helipad dinner — is strongly advised.

Teela is, among other things, very good at this. The Luna Airstream with its private jacuzzi and star deck is the most romantic room on the property. The private dinner on the dunes — a table for two set on the dunes at sunset — is the most requested special occasion experience. The helipad dinner, movie night under the stars, and silent disco sunset are also available. If you're planning something specific — a proposal, anniversary, or honeymoon — tell your Journey Designer in advance. We will arrange every detail before you arrive.

Still have a question?
Just ask.

The Journey Designer is there for exactly this. No question is too small, and no detail too minor. The more we know before you arrive, the better your stay will be.

SPEAK WITH JOURNEY DESIGNER

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Five chapters covering everything — getting here, the best time to visit, what to pack, how the property works, every policy, and the questions guests ask most. Read it once and arrive with nothing left to wonder about.

From Jaipur Airport

~45 minutes

Transfer available on request

From Delhi

~5 hours

Via NH 48 — a scenic drive

From Jaipur Railway

~35 minutes

Sindhi Camp / Jaipur Junction

Nearest Landmark

Nahargarh Fort

12 km

Open in Google Maps

01

Getting here.

Teela sits on the Aravalli hills on the edge of Jaipur. The drive is straightforward — and the last stretch, as the city gives way to scrub and hills, is part of the experience.

When to visit.

02

The Aravallis have seasons, and they matter. Here is an honest guide to what each part of the year looks and feels like at Teela.

March — April

Warm to hot — the desert does not apologise for summer. March and early April are still pleasant. As the months progress, temperatures climb significantly. The skies are clear and dramatic. Best suited for guests who don't mind the heat and want lower rates and fewer crowds.

Hot · Check availability

May - June

Teela closes for a short period each year for maintenance and team rest. The exact dates vary. Reach out to your Journey Designer to check availability for your specific dates — they will confirm immediately and help plan around the closure if needed.

Annual Closure

July — September

The monsoon months. The landscape turns unexpectedly green, the air clears, and the hills take on a dramatic quality that the dry season doesn't offer. Rain is possible — especially in July and August — but the property is fully operational and the atmosphere is unlike anything else.

Dramatic & quieter

October - Feburary

The best Teela has to offer. Cool nights, clear skies, and the Aravallis at their most vivid. The Milky Way is visible on clear evenings. The mornings are crisp enough to make a chai on the deck feel like a reward. Book early — this period fills up fast.

Best time to visit

What to pack.

03

Teela provides everything you need for a comfortable stay. But a few things from home make the difference between a good trip and an effortless one.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Essentials

The non-negotiables.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

Clothing & Footwear

Dress for the hill.

For the Experience

Things that make it better.

During your stay.

04

How the property works, how to book things, and the unwritten rhythms of a day at Teela.

Experiences

Booking activities.

Meals & Dining

Food, simplified.

Payments

Settling the bill.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi & signal.

No ceiling

The sky, every night.

Most people have never actually seen the Milky Way. At Teela's elevation, with the Aravalli hills on one side and open desert on the other, the night sky is exactly what it looked like before electricity arrived. The stars do not need an introduction. Simply walk up when the mood takes you.

Housekeeping

Your room, your schedule.

Policies & guidelines.

05

Straightforward policies, written plainly. Nothing unreasonable — just the things that keep Teela working well for everyone who stays here.

Clothing & Footwear

Everything you
need. Nothing
you don't.

Still have a question?
Just ask.