HOTEL CASTLE BIJAIPUR, Bijaipur.  
Set amidst the serene vindhyachal ranges, Castle Bijaipur was built in the 16^th century by Rao Shakti Singh.  Visites to the Pangarh Fort and its lotus lake, a wildlife sanctuary adjacent to the castle and listening to local tribal folk songs in the evenings, make your stay here memorable.

DEOGARH MAHAL, Deogarh.  
Deogarh Mahal was built in the 17^th century. Situated in the rugged country side of the Aravalis, dotted by a number of lakes, it is visited by a large variety of migratory birds. Run and restored, it is visited by a large variety of migratory birds. Run and restored by the family, the castle has a good collection of miniature paintings. One can sample traditional Mewari cuisine here.

DUNDLOD FORT, Dundlod.  
Situated in the heart of Shekhawati, Dundlod wasbuilt in 1750by Kesari Singhji. The majestic fort, surrounded by a moat, is a mix of the Mughal and Rajputana school of architecture. The roof-top dinner with rustic oil lamps is accompanies with a traditional Raj Buggy, which serves as a bar.

USHA KIRAN PALACE, Gwalior.  
This majestic structure was built at the turn of the century as the guest house of the Maharaja of Gwalior. The palace has been consistently rated as the ‘Best Heritage Hotel’ in western India by the department of Tourism.

PALACE HOTEL (BIKANER HOUSE), Mount Abu  
Palace hotel (Bikaner House) was dsigned by Sir Swinton Jacob in 1893 for the minor Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner as a summer retreat. It was  the hub of Mt. Abu’s social life for decades. The palace is surrounded by acres of forest and beautifully laid gardens.

MUKUNDGARH FORT, Mukundgarh.  
Founded in mid 18^th century by Raja Mukand Singh, Mukundgarh is a picturesque fort. Within the palace are courtyards, overhanging balconies, arched windows and corridors displaying fine art work. Mukundgarh has a number of important palaces of tourist interest, such as Bheekraj Nangalia Haveli, Gopinath Temple and Venu Gopal Mandir.

THE FORT, Nalagarh.  
Nalagarh Fort was built in 1421 during the reign of  Raja Bikram Chand. The fort is located on a hillock of the lesser Himalayas, surrounded by 20 acres of lush green land. Visitors are extended a royal welcome by the present Raja and his family.

RAWLA NARLAI, Narlai.  
Gifted by MaharajaUmaid Singh to his younger brother Maharaj Ajit Singh, this 17^th century fortress became an enchanting hunting lodge. Converted into an exclusive heritage hotel, carved pillars, murals and covered verandahs add to its rustic charm. One can go for quiet walks from here.

NEEMRANA FORT PALACE, Neemrana.  
Built in 1464 Neemrana is the oldest property being run as a heritage resort. Situated on a hillside, 122 kms from Delhi on the Delhi-Jaipur highway, it is Rajasthan’s closest palace from Delhi. The rooms are tastefully furnished with an eclectic blend of traditional Indian and colonial furniture.

GOLDEN CASTLE RESORT, Pachar
The descendants of the famous and gallant Guman Singh have thrown open their castle residence to tourists. Surrounded by sand dunes on one side and a lake on the other. Pachar can be an ideal place for a holiday. The rooms are colorfully decorated with family portraits, paintings and armory.

THE JUDGE’S COURT, Pragpur
Reflecting the ambiance of the Anglo-Indian traditions, this country manor was built by Justice Sir Jai Lal at the turn of the century. Spread over ten acres of orchard with a magnificent view of the snow peaks, the colonial bungalow is located at Pragpur – the first notified heritage village in the country.

HOTEL PUSHKAR PALACE, Pushkar
The finest property built on the bank of the Pushkar Lake in he 15^th century by the Maharaja of Jaisalmer, subsequently presented to the Maharaja of Kishangarh. The Palace commands a magnificent view of the Aravali Hills, sand dunes and 400 temples. Pushkar is a popular round the year destination.

RAMGARH LODGE, Ramgarh
The Ramgarh Lodge stands on 3.5 acres of land on the shore of Ramgarh lake, commanding a picturesque view of the lake and low hills. Built in 1931 as a colonial shooting lodge by Maharaja Man Singh of Jaipur, it has been converted into a compact lodge with modern amenities.

ROHET GARH, Rohet
A fortified desert home of the descendants of the Rathores. The rooms are tastefully done up with carved furniture, original paintings and mementoes. One can enjoy folk music & dance performances by traditional artists or go for a walk through the village.

SAMODE PALACE, Samode.
Nestled picturesquely amidst rugged hills, Samode Palace is one of India’s most charming hotels. It offers a quiet, elegant & luxurious atmosphere. Each room is exclusive and reflects an old world charm. The interior features a magnificent hand painted Darbar Hall and the breathtaking Sheesh Mahal.

SARDARSAMAND
A superb art-deco hunting lodge built by Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur in 1933 and still retainingthe original fittings. The resort offers the most spectacular views overlooking a large lake teeming with bird life. Beyond, stretch the openhorizons of he Thar desert. The expansive grounds offer delightful walks and bird watching opportunities.

SARISKA PALACE, Alwar  
Sariska Palace was built as a hunting lodge at the close of the 19^th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh of Alwar in a calm, quiet and a thickly wooded valley on the threshold of what is now the Sariska National Park. The Palace is a princely abode, majestic and imposing with luxurious rooms.

THE SAWAI MADHOPUR LODGE, Sawai Madhopur
A former hunting lodge of the Maharaja of Jaipur, it still retains its splendor and beauty. Run by the Taj Group of hotels, care has been taken to retain the 1930’s look. A beautifully furnished lounge with a fireplace and a bar add to the ambience of the place.

WOODVILLE PALACE HOTEL, Shimla  
Built in 1938 as the summer residence of the Raja of Jubbal, the place is today an exclusive heritage hotel for those who believe in elegant living. Surrounded by pine trees in five acres of prime land in the heart of Shimla, the former summer capital of British India.

FATEH PRAKASH PALACE HOTEL, Udaipur  
Fateh Prakash is a royal retreat tastefully decorated in traditional style with antique furniture and fixtures. The palace has been restored to its pristine glory with modern amenities, offering you an experience originally reserved for the royalty. The breathtaking view encompasses the Pichola Lake

ROYAL RAJWADA, Bhadrajun  
First built during the 16^th century, the history of Bhadrajun dates back to the days of Mahabarata. The place was named Subhadrajun after Subhadra and Arjun, Bhadrajun being a distortion of the original name. There are a number of religious fairs held here annually which offer an insight into the rural lifestyle.

RAJMAHAL BHINDAR, Bhindar  
Hotel Rajmahal Bhindar is a small palace built by Maharaja Shakti Singh, the younger brother of Maharana Pratap in 1578. The main attractions are the Sitamata wild life sanctuary and the Jai Samand  Lake, the largest man-made lake in the region.

BIJAY NIWAS PALACE, Bijaynagar  
Bijay Niwas Palace was built by Rao Bijai Singh, the erstwhile ruler of Masuda, about 85 years ago as his summer resort. With a 50 acre orchard and farmland, there is ample space for strolling amidst the foliage. It is an ideal stop-over for visiting Sonkhila. The Great Indian bustard reserve.

BASANT VIHAR PALACE, Bikaner  
The palace was built by Maharaja Sri Ganga Singhji, the great ruler of Bikaner, who was regarded as one with an enormous architectural zeal. The palace is a retreat from the oppressive heat of the Thar Desert. It has pools, beautiful gardens and a magnificient Darbar Hall.

KARNIBHAWAN PALCAE, Bikaner  
Karni Bhawan Palace was built by Maharaja Karni Singh of Bikaner in the art deco style of the forties. The rooms, well decorated and comfortable are open to travelers. The palace is convenient for an overnight stopover on one’s way to Gajner and Nagaur.

CASTLE DURJAN NIWAS, Daspan  
Castle Dufjan Niwas, built in the early 19^th century by the Champawat clan of Rajputs is 230 km away from Jodhpur. The castle, built in the Indo-European style is surrounded by monuments of historical importance. One can go for trekking or on camel, horse and jeep safaris from here.

FORT DHARIYAWAD, Dhariyawad  
Dhariyawad was founded in the mid 16^th century by prince Sahasmal, the second son of Mahahana Pratap. Surrounded by thick subtropical forests of the Aravali hills, this area is inhabited by tribal people. Now converted into an exclusive heritage hotel, the for maintains its traditional splendour and décor.

UDAI BILAS PALACE, Dungarpur  
The Udai Bilas Palace of Dungarpur is picturesquely sited between a lake teeming with birds and a jungle. Each of its gracious rooms are an art deco fem. Bird watchers, trekkers, history and architecture buffs, or those who want to escape into unspoilt Rajasthan, will find it a haven.

GAJNER PALACE HOTEL, Gajner  
An incomparable jewel in the Thar desert, Gajner Palace was built but Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner. The palace is surrounded by a beautiful forst where endangered animals like the chinkara, blackbuck, neelgai and the wild boar can be seen roaming freely.

ROYAL CASTLE, Ghanerao  
Ghanerao Royal Castle was founded in 1606 by Thakur Gopal Das Rathod. The castle, built or red sandstone has 20 well furnished rooms. Traditional Rajasthani meals from the family kitchen are served. From here, one can visit Kumbalgarh wildlife sanctuary and a number of ancient Jain temples.

RIVERSIDE PALACE HOTEL, Gondal  
Built in the 1880s as the residence of the Crown Prince, it is set amidst spacious lawns and orchards. A unique feature of the estate is the complex of royal garages housing a massive collection of vintage cars. The Naulakha Palace, a magnificent work of medieval architecture is worth a visit.

ACHROL LODGE/HOUSE, Jaipur  
Situated on the outskirts of old Jaipur, this magnificient mansion is today a paradise with spacious lawns, flowering shrubs, shady trees and dancing peacocks. Achrol House is adorned with old books, portraits and photographs. This is an ideal place for campers.

ALSISR HAVELI, Jaipur  
Alsisar Haveli is situated in the heart of Jaipur city. Built in the traditional Rajput style of the last century, it has large courtyards, corridors, with arched pillars and a huge garden in front. The rooms have antique furniture, chandeliers and traditional fabrics, enhancing the medieval look of the haveli.

CHIRMI PALACE HOTEL, Jaipur  
Chirmi Palace, the ancestral residence of Thakur Vikram Singh, has been converted into a hotel by him. Located n the heart of Jaipur, it is conveninent for visitors to go sigh seeing and shopping from here. With 15 well appointed rooms, the décor of the hotel is period Rajputana.

HOTEL DIGGI PALACE, Jaipur  
The main palace and its surrounding garden was constructed by Thakur  Sahib Pratap Singhof the Diggi family in the year 1881. the architectural style is typical Rajputana prevalent during that time. The grand ‘Durbar Hall’ is an example of the art and fresco work of the period.

BALSAMAND LAKE PALACE, Jodhpur  
Balsamand Palace, is a fine specimen of Rajput architecture in red sandstone, surrounded by expanses of lush green gardens. It is situated on the banks of Balsamand Lake – an artificial lake built in the thirteenth century. For centuries, it has been an exquisite setting for royal leisure and recreation for the royal family of Jodhpur.

HOTEL JHALAMANDGARH, Jodhpur  
Constructed in the 18^th century, Jhalamand Garh is situated o the outskirt of Jodhpur. Run and managed by the Jhalamand family, it is an ideal place to spend a peaceful holiday. One can get a breathtaking view of Jodhpur from the terrace of the hotel.

ROYAL CASTLEKANOTA, Kanota  
The Royal Castle Kanota was built in the 18^th century by Thakur Zorawar Singh Champawat. It is well equipped with cannons and armoury as it had been built as the last defence for the city of Jaipur. The fort has a unique library of 10,000 rare books, manuscripts and miniatures.

BHANWAR VILAS PALACE, Karauli  
Karauli, a holy city lying 160 kms from Jaipur, was founded in 1348. Bhanwar Vilas Palace, built in 1930’s is the present residence of the Maharaja of Karauli, a part of which has been opened to tourists. A serene rural environment and a visit to the Kaila Devi temple make your stay here memorable.

THE HILL FORT, Kesroli  
The Hill Fort Kesroli, built on top of the rare, dark Hornstone Breccia rocks commands a splendid view from it’s high ramparts. It is reputed to have been built by the Yaduvanshi Rajputs, the descendants of Lord Krishna. Kesroli makes an ideal base to visit neighbouring palaces, museums and sanctuaries.

BRIJRAJ BHAWAN PALACE, Kota  
Brijraj Bhawan Palace is situated on the river Chambal, and most of its rooms have a good view. It was built in 1830 as the British Residency. The period furniture and terraced gardens reflect the fact that this historic building is currently the home of the Maharaja of Kota.

SUKHDHAMKOTHI, Kota  
This unique sandstone mansion was built by the British 125 years ago. Located in the most prestigious area of Kota, the building has open terraces, spacious room and well maintained sprawling lawns. It is run by the family which extends a warm welcome to the visitors.

KOTRIRAOLA, Kotri  
Kotri Raola is a three hundred year old family house which is run by an ardent rider, Thakur Mahendra Singh, for horse lovers from all over the world. Kotri is a base for launching horse safaris into some of the most fascinating countrysides. It is an ideal and rustic place for a peaceful holiday.

KESAR BHAWAN PALACE, MT. Abu  
Kesar Bhawan Palace is the oldest palace in MT.Abu. It is owned by Maharaja Kumar Daivat Singh of Sirohi whose ancestor Maharao Lumbha conquered MT. Abu in the year 1311. Perched on top of a hillock the view from it’s rooms is panoramic. The hotel is eco-friendly.

HOTEL KASMANDA LODGE, Mussoorie  
A summer palace of the Kasmanda Royal family, Kasmanda Lodge was built in 1836. the estate sparead over 3 acres of pine forest and terraced gardens, commands a majestic view of the Himalayas and the plains. The palace is adorned with ‘Shikar’ trophies from full mounted tigers and panthers to the tiny hispid hare.

ROOP NIWAS PALACE, Nawalgarh  
Founded in 1737 by Thakur Nawal Singh, the warrior statesman, the town exudes an old charm with it’s large number of painted havelis. The Roop Niwas Palace, a charming blend of European and Rajput style of architecture has beautiful gardens and private garden cottages.

JAGRAM DURG, Nimaj  
Built in 1773 by Thakur Jagram Singhji, the durg has been withness to many battles in the past. The family continues to live in the fort which was converted into a hotel in 1995. Care has been taken to retain the original character of the place.

PACHEWAR GARH, Pachewar  
A 300 year old fort, Pachewar Garh has been converted into luxurious heritage hotel. A well preserved fort with its imposing gates, it has intricate balconies and spacious apartments adorned with antique frescoes. Form here one can visit the royal cenotaphs, built on the banks of the Pumpa Sagar Lake.

CHANDRA MAHAL HAVELI, Peharsar  
Situated 25 kms from Bharatpur, Chandra Mahal Haveli was built by rich Muslim nobles in the 1850s. Pehrsar, earlier known as Lohagarh was captured by Sultan Mahmud. The architectural design of the haveli reminds one of |Fatehpur Sikri. One can visit the famous Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Agra, Deeg and Fatehpur Sikri form here.

HOTEL SUNDERBAN, Pune  
The hotel is right next to the famous International Osho commune, which attracts a large number of foreigners every year. This property earlier belonged to His Highness Rana of Nepal and thereafter Rajmata Shanta Devi Gaekwar of Baroda. It still retains the traditions and rich culture of the bygone era.

MAHARANI BAGH ORCHARD, Ranakpur  
Maharani Bagh is a delightful orchard retreat situated between Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Mount Abu. It is close to the famous Ranakpur Temples and the imposing Kumbalgarh Fort. The orchards, surrounded by the Aravali hills were laid out in the late 19^th century by the Maharani of Jodhpur and still belong to the royal family.

ROOPANGARH FORT, Roopangarh  
Located 125 kms from Jaipur, Roopangarh Fort was built in 1649 by Maharaja Roop Singh, the fifth ruler of Kishangarh. The fort made of nine turreted fortifications and a serpentine entrance has a splendid Durbar Hall. One can, on request, see the finest examples of the famous Kishangarh Miniature Paintings here.

SAMODE BAGH, Samode  
Samode Bag, a garden paradise spread over 20 acres, offers a unique experience of relaxing in dune coloured tents, which are luxuriously furnished with every comfort. Members of the royal family came here to enjoy moments of privacy in the airy pavilion surrounded by rippling water fountains.

SHAHPPURA GARDEN, Shahpura  
Shahpura Garden lies on the Jaipur – Delhi highway. Built in 1825 by Rao Hanuwant Singh, it was the head seat of the Shekhawat clan. Situated amidst lush green fields and orchards, one relax in the serene atmosphere here. The rooms done up in traditional style have been suitably modernized.

HAVELI SHERGARH, Shergarh(Via, Kota)  
Haveli Shergarh, situated on the banks of the Parvan river, is a magnificent haveli of the 18^th century. An excellent specimen of contemporary architecture, the haveli has balconies on all sides which provide a panoramic view of the river and the fort.

THE ROYAL RETREAT, Shivpatinagar  
Built in the early eighteenth century, this charming colonial bungalow has now been converted into a heritage hotel. Nestled in the cradle of Buddhism, between Lumbini and Kapilavastu in Uttar Pradesh, it offers the best of two worlds – traditional hospitality along with modern amenities.

KARNIKOT, Sodawas  
Karni Kot lies on the periphery of the village of Sodawas, which was given to Thakur Lt. Col. Bishan Singh by His Highness Shri Umaid Singh of Jodhpur in 1943. Guest can enjoy typical Rajasthani cuisine, listen to folk music and go on horse safaris during their stay here.

CASTLEAWAN, Tonk (Via. Duni)  
Castle Awan, ruled by Salim Singh Hada of Bundi during the 15^th century, was later used as shooting lodge for the maharajas of other states. Guests to the Castle are invited to participate in the Kite Festival held every year. Another unique event is a football game in which the entire village becomes a football field.

HOTEL CARAVANSERAI, Udaipur  
Hotel Caravanserai, previously known as ‘Jaiwana Haveli’ is situated on the bank of Lake Pichola. Built about 150 years ago, it was the private residence of Raajmata Vijaylaxmi Ranawat. The rooms have been converted to suit the needs of the guests. One can get a splendid view of the Pichola Lake from the rooftop restaurant.

RANG NIWAS PALACE, Udaipur  
A family run mansion built as a guest house for the rulers of neighbouring states by Maharana Fateh Singhji in the late 1920’s. Ideally situated at the entrance of Lake and City Palace complex, surrounded by beautiful gardens, a peaceful and relaxing retreat built around a garden counrtyard.

SHIKARBADI HOTEL, Udaipur  
Shikarbadi Hotel, the house of royal hunts is set amidst the serene Aravalis, with its own private lake and stud farm. Known for it’s traditional Mewari cuisine, the hotel is very popular with the locals. The neighbouring countryside can be explored on jeep or horse back during one’s stay here.

THE FORT UNIARA, Uniara  
Uniara Fort was built in 1200 under the patronage of Ranthambore Rana Hamer. In 17^th century Rao Sardar Singhji conquered it, since then Uniara and the Fort remained the capital of Uniara State. The Fort with its commanding position offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings.

THE PALACE UTELIA, Utelia  
The Palace, built in 1875 is a typical work of Indo-Saracenic architecture. The dining hall is a splendid room with it’s elegant period furniture, portraits and gilt framed mirrors. The palace is situated in the heat of a colourful village and offers a glimpse of rural life.

PALLAVI INTERNATIONAL, Varanasi  
Situated in the holy city of Varanasi is Pallavi International, a 19^th century palace of ‘Hathwa Raj’. The hotel offers a comfortable stay to the guests. The rooms are fitted with all amenities a traveler looks forward to.

THE PALACE, Wankaner  
The Royal Residency was built in 1882 for the British Resident. It is adjacent to the main palace, which is the residence of the royal family. On the banks of the river Machhu, lies the Royal Oasis which is furnished with art-deco furniture. A unique stepwell is an added attraction.

• The Oberoi, Delhi

• The Oberoi, Mumbai

• Oberoi Towers, Mumbai

• Oberoi Grand, Calcutta

• The Oberoi, Bangalore

• Clarke's, Shimla

• Oberoi Cecil, Shimla

• Wildflower, Mashobra

• Amarvilas, Agra

• Rajvilas, Jaipur

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HRH Group of Hotels

In India there is an ancient Sanskrit dictum "Atithi Devo Bhava". Treat a guest as if he were God himself. And that is exactly what we do. For thousands of years, this land of magic and mystique has lured distant travellers. Rajasthan.... always an enchantment, a fascination, a longing. Today the magic still lingers, and the land still beckons such as no other.

The HRH Group of Hotels invites you to join them in their "Adobe of Kings" and enjoy the luxury of converted palaces, forts and residences which form some of the properties in this exclusive chain.

• Gajner Palace - Gajner, Bikaner

• Karni Bhawan Palace - Bikaner

• Maan Bilas Hotel - Bikaner

• Gorbandh Palace - Jaisalmer

• Shiv Niwas Palace - Udaipur

• Fateh Prakash Palace - Udaipur

• Shikarbadi Hotel - Udaipur

• Lake Palace Hotel - Udaipur

• The Aodhi Hotel - Kumbhalgarh

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ITC-WELCOMGROUP SHERATON HOTELS

• Chola Sheraton - Chennai

• Mughal Sheraton - Agra

• Park Sheraton Hotel & Towers - Chennai

• Rajputana Palace Sheraton - Jaipur

• Windsor Manor Sheraton & Towers - Bangalore

OTHER ITC-WELCOMGROUP HOTELS

• Bay Island - Andaman

• Usha Kiran Palace - Gwalior

• Grand Bay - Visakhapatnam

• Vadodara - Baroda

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