New juSTa High Point Jawai Opens in Rajasthan's Leopard Zone

Onora Hospitality, the brand that owns the boutique brand jüSTa Hotels & Resorts has further enriched its wildlife and experiential travel bouquet with the unveiling of jüSTa Luxe High Point Jawai.

The new retreat is set in Village Bijapur, in the core of Jawai’s famed leopard country. This is convenient for both Udaipur and Jodhpur. The property highlights the brand’s emphasis on beautifully crafted, small-sized hotels in new wildlife areas in India.

Key highlights

• Launch of jüSTa Luxe High Point Jawai in Rajasthan’s leopard heartland
• 18 design-led suites with plunge pools and immersive nature experiences
• Wellness, dining, and recreational amenities for curated wildlife stays

The Jawai region has gained a status of being one of the most distinctive wildlife regions in Rajasthan, popular for its granite rocky terrains, leopard country and the harmonious coexistence of local communities with nature.

Spread over two hectares, jüSTa Luxe High Point Jawai achieves a sequestered getaway that fuses nature-infused attractions, wildlife safaris as well as culture tours whereby a captivatingly tranquil environment is provided to all guests. Wi-Fi, climate control, smart TVs, mini-bars, tea and coffee makers as well as 24/7 power backup are installed in the rooms.

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The lifestyle and wellness facilities encompass a swimming pool, spa with treatment rooms, and steam bath, multi-cuisine dining with indoor and al fresco options as well as indoor-outdoor recreational facilities. The property also extends to intimate social gatherings and curated experiential stays.

Ashish Vohra, Founder and CEO of Onora Hospitality, observed that the launch serves to solidify jüSTa’s position in the area of experiential, design-driven boutique hospitality while paying tribute to the natural and cultural heritage of India’s wildlife circuits. By this addition, brand is progressing to wide spread presence through Sariska, Jim Corbett, Ranathambore and now Jawai.