Accommodation:-
The Rustic "BHUNGA" a traditional home of the Kutchi People is just what the room are made to reflect. The interior of each "BHUNGA" is delicately chosen in authentic mud and mirror patterns draped in colourful fabric, which is the handicraft of skilled artisans perfected over generations.Pristine white walls leading the eye to a golden brown thatched roof, these tradional looking and modest little cottages are actually luxurious in nature and are air conditioned. All the cottages are twin bedrooms complete with attached bathroom and modern toilets.The luxury of the Loge itself is enough to wash away the tiredness of the day's expedition. A refreshing pool and beautiful exterior sittings make for a perfect evening after the travel of the day.</div><div>The service at The Kutch Safari Lodge include a pool side barbeque dinner, a musical evening of local artists or even a lovely dinner setting in the Garden overlooking the Reservoir.

Dining:-
The Superb central dining hall is remnant of the days old concept of eating together and creating bonhomie with other guests at the lodge. The central hall sits fifty people along with a separate facility on the verandah overlooking the reservoir for a feeling of eating on the edge.The cuisine at the kutch Safari Lodge ranges from the delectable indian food to the continental menu. The space around this dining hall is a sprawling green lawn complete with swings for a dinner in the open, amongst the performing artist, or just plain nature.The Rann of Kutch is a birdwatcher's paradise in winter. Houbara bustand, sandgrouse, desert chat, desert wheatear, nine species of lark, Quails, gray francolin etc are seen in the saline desert widerness, Eagles, vultures, harriers and falcon can be seen hunting in the Runn.The marshes in the Runn, and nearby lakes, attract huge flocks of water birds. Flamingoes, pelicans, cranes, storks, duck etc can be seen in large numbers.