Bikaner Heritage Hotels

Basant Vihar Palace

Basant Vihar Palace, Bikaner- Basant Vihar Palace was built because of a "fanciful desire" of His Highness Maharaj Sri Ganga Singh Ji, a connoisseur of architecture and one blessed with an artistic sense. It was designed by him to be ..............

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Bhanwar Niwas

Hotel Bhanwar Niwas Built in the early 20th century by Seth Bhanwarlalji Rampuria it is one of the most interesting Havelis. The haveli follows no particular style of architecture; instead it is a pot-pourri of indian and western styles..................

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Gajner Palace

Gajner Palace is a Grand Heritage Palace of the HRH Group of Hotels. Spread over 6000 acres, the palace is a 30-minute drive from Bikaner. Gajner Palace was built on the banks of Gajner Lake by Sir Ganga Singhji, decades of the twentieth century. ..................

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Hotel Bhairon Villas

The foundation stone of Bhairon Vilas was laid in the year 1872. This Haveli was the personal residence of Maharaj Bhairon Singh ji. This property was not only named after it's great builder but because of the statue ..................

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Jaswant Bhawan

HOTEL JASWANT BHAWAN was constructed in 1926 AD by Rao Bahadur Jaswant Singhji, last Prime Minster of former State of Bikaner, Member of Constituent Assembly of India and Provisional Parliament, first Leader of Opposition of Rajasthan Assembly, Member of Rajya Sabha. ..................

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Karni Bhawan Palace

Hotel Karni Bhawan Palace was the royal residence of Maharaja Karni Singh. Today, this palace is a royal retreat of the HRH Group of Hotels. The hotel is situated in the residential area of Bikaner. Hotel Karni Bhawan Palace fort..................

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Lallgarh Pallace

The Lallgarh palace is an imposing red- sand stone palace and was built by Maharaja Ganga Singhji in the memory of his father, Maharaj Lall Singhj in 1902 A.D...................

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Laxmi Niwas Bikaner

Laxmi Niwas Palace was once the personal residence of Maharaja Ganga Singhji of Bikaner. The residential rooms were designed keeping in mind that they would be used only by the royal family itself or by the personal guests of the Maharaja. Most of the rooms are decorated lavishly using gold wall paintings and ..................

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Man Bilas

Legend has it that the city of Bangalore is named after an old woman, who lived in this area and offered a humble meal of boiled beans to a lost Hoysala ruler. The origin of the present-day city of Bangalore can be traced to the early 16th century, when Kempegowda, a local chief, built a small mud fort here. Bangalore gained prominence in the 18th century, when it became an important fort.................

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