Heritage Hotels in Rajasthan

The hotel is also a good place for the visitors interested in experiencing the bird kingdom of Bharaput located only 25 km away. The hotel provides Indian and Continental food and organise bird watching tours for the guests.is situated in the village Peharasar of Bharatpur District in Rajasthan. The haveli is located on the main Jaipur-Agra road and offers 4 A/C and 19 Non A/C rooms to the visitors. The hotel is also a good place for the visitors interested in experiencing the bird kingdom of Bharaput located only 25 km away. The hotel provides Indian and Continental food and organise bird watching tours for the guests.

Roopangarh Fort

roopangarh Fort has a history that goes back to early half of 17th century, when Maharaja Kishan Singh of Jodhpur captured this region and established his kingdom. Roopangar was declared as the capital of Kishangarh State by Maharaja Roop Singh. All the 19 rooms of this unique war fort has been restored to its earlier glory that provide a sense of history to the guests. The hotel provides all the modern amenities and has facility to organize conferences and meetings.

Karni Fort - Bambora

Part of the folklore and scene of many legendary fights in the past; the Karni Fort of Bambora is located above a hillock.

The Hill Fort - Kesroli

The Hill Fort, Kesroli overlooking majestically the neighboring agrarian landscape is an ideal base to visit the forts and palaces of nearby Alwar and Sariska. The hotel has 22 rooms, all with modern facilities.

Bijay Niwas Palace - Bijaynagar

TRao Bijay Singhji, the erstwhile ruler of Masuda, built Bijay Niwas Palace. The hotel has 50 acres of beautifully laid out orchard. All eight rooms are tastefully decorated and fit only for the kings.

Fort-Dhariyawad

Fort Dhariyawad, located in the Udaipur District of Rajasthan is a mansion now converted into a heritage hotel. The hotel is located around 90 km from Udaipur Airport and provides opportunities for wildlife viewing and horse and jeep safari. You can savor Indian, Continental and authentic regional food in the hotel.

Fort Chanwa - Luni

Fort Chanwa is a heritage hotel located in the Luni village of Jodhpur district of Rajasthan. Carved out entirely of the famed red sandstone of Jodhpur, the fort palace is a wonderful symbol of Indian architectural heritage of yore. The fort has been restored meticulously by the present occupant, which gives a sense of royal heritage coupled with modern comforts.

Golden Castle Resort - Pachar

Pachar is a traditional agrarian village gifted by the Maharaja of Jaipur to Thakur Guman Singh for protecting the state from the onslaught of Raja of Bharatpur. Originally built in the 18th century, the Golden Castle Resort was later expanded by successive heirs of the feudatory.

Rajmahal Bhindar

Rajmahal Bhindar is an old haveli located in the Udaipur District of Rajasthan at a distance of 32 km from Udaipur Airport. The haveli has been renovated to serve the tourists with all the modern facilities put in place. Rajmahal Bhindar has 11 A/C rooms, all well decorated. The hotel will serve you authentic Indian and especially Rajasthani food.

Royal Rajwada - Bhadrajun

Royal Rajwada is a small palace located in the village Bhadrajun of district Jalore. The palace dates back to the 16th century with regular additions and modification made by the successive.

Castle Durjan Niwas - Daspan

Located in the Daspan village of Jalore district, Castle Durjan Niwas is a small but beautiful fortress palace built in the early 19th century by the Champawat clan of Marwar. Many changes and additions were made into the old fortress and present structure is just a shadow of the original.

>Hotel Pachewar Garh - Pachewar

>Located in the village of Malpura on the Jaipur - Ajmer road, Pachewar Garh is a small heritage hotel built in the Indo - European style. The hotel provides link accommodation to the visitors moving towards Ranthambore and other tourist attractions in the vicinity.

The Sawai Madhopur Lodge - Sawai Madhopur

Sawai Madhopur Lodge was the original hunting lodge of the former kings of Jaipur. The hotel is located just 20 minutes away from the world famed Ranthambore Tiger Reserve and provides excellent accommodation facilities.

Hotel Bhadrawati Palace - Bhandarej

A heritage property with a history of more than 900 years, Hotel Bhadrawati Palace is today completely restored to its past glory. The hotel has in total 35 A/C rooms - 10 Deluxe and 25 standard.

Deogarh Mahal - Deogarh

An imposing palace that was built in the 17th century, Deogarh Mahal stands majestically over a hill in the Aravalli Mountains. The landscape around the palace is full of lakes, graying battlements, domes, turrets, jharokhas, and huge gateways. The place is much cooler than the surrounding places in Rajasthan.

Devi Garh

Witnessing the changes for more than two centuries Devi Garh Palace stands tall echoing the memories of the Royal past. Devi Garh is an all suite Boutique Hotel housing 23 suites and 6 Shikar Tents. The hotel takes on the look of modern India with emphasis on design using local marble and semi precious stones as modern inlays. Each of the suites are individually designed and styled in more than 700 square feet including a separate sitting and dressing areas. Some suites have balconies with an unobstructed view of the sunset and the lush green fields.

Udai Bilas Palace

The Udai Bilas Palace, Dungarpur, Rajasthan has a long history dating back to mid 19th century when Maharawal Udai Singhji-II built built a wing of bluish grey local stone "Pareva" overlooking the lake and the "Ek Thambia Mahal", featuring intricate sculptured pillars and panels, ornate balconies, balustrades, bracketed windows, arches and frieze of marble carvings, a veritable marvel of Rajput architecture. The Palace was enlarged in 1940 by Maharawal Laxman Singhji. The palace is still the royal residence and accommodation is offered in the house-guest tradition with twenty spacious, airconditioned and lavishly appointed bedrooms, seven double, three single and ten suites. No two rooms are alike, simply because no two guests are alike. From suites to guest-rooms, each enchants with its own personality, spaciousness and modern comforts for a unique experience.

Bhanwar Vilas Palace

Bhanwar Vilas Palace was built as a royal residence of Karauli in the year 1938 by Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur. The palace has colonial structure and the interiors are furnished in art - de-decor period furniture. The spacious grounds are home to a variety of plants and animals.Five luxury suites and sixteen aircooled rooms furnished with all modern amenities are offered by Bhanwar Vilas Palace. Rajasthani and Indian cuisine are prepared in the royal kitchen and served to the guests in royal style.

Fort Uniara

In the Gardh Uniara of Rajasthan the Fort Uniara stands in all its glory. Though Fort Uniara was built in 1200 under the patronage of Ranthambore Rana Hamer in the 17th century Rao Sardar Singhji conquered it. Since then Uniara and the Fort remained the capital of Uniara State. While in the Fort Uniara you must check out the Durbar Hall pillar of the 18th century. The renowned pillar depicts Lord Ganesh, sitting on a throne, receives offerings from his attendants, who present him fruits.

Haveli Shergarh

On the banks of the river Parvan stands the empire of Sher Shah Suri -Shergarh. Shergarh is renowned for the several historic monuments and the Shergarh Wildlife Sanctuary besides the Haveli Shergarh. The royal residence of Haveli Shergarh dates back to the 18th century. Haveli Shergarh has a beautifully painted entrance, captivating courtyard and balconies that offers spectacular views of the Parvan River and the Fort of Shergah. Experience royalty at its best at the Haveli Shergarh now a heritage hotel.

Laxmi Vilas Palace

Set amidst the sprawling 50 acres, and surrounded by undulating, yellow mustard fields, the Laxmi Vilas Palace reveals an amazing amalgamation of the Rajput and Mughal architecture. Often referred to as the Kakaji ki Kothi- the Laxmi Vilas Palace has played host to the duke of Edinburgh, shah of Iran, king of Nepal and shah of Afghan.