Rajasthan, the land of kings is studded with
numerous forts and palaces carrying theheritage
of glorious Rajput era. What can be more exciting than staying
in such palaces itself to experience the grandeur? With a number
of palaces converted to luxurious hotels, this is not a dream.
You can visit any part of the state and can chose from a number
of palace turned hotels to select for your brief stay. Living
in the plush palaces soaked in regal heritage is definitely
going to be a rare experience.
Undertaken by big hoteliers, the palaces are renovated according
to the modern requirements and thus giving you an excellent
mixture of modern lifestyle and baronial heritage. The royal
cities Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Shekhawati being the seat
of powers for many years are dotted with imperial palaces. Come
to these cities and pamper yourself with the royal grandeur
of yore.
Narain Niwas Palace Hotel, Raj Mahal Palace Hotel, Royal
Castle Kanota, Raj Palace, Achrol Lodge, Chirmi Palace Hotel,
Hotel Diggi Palace and others are some of the well-known
palace hotels in Jaipur.
As you come to Jodhpur,
Balsamand Lake Palace, Maharani Bagh
Orchard Retreat, Ajit Bhawan Resort, Fort Chanwa Luni, Hotel
Jhalamandgarh, Karni Bhawan and others are the famous palace
hotels of the city.
To mention a few palace hotels in the Shekhawati region
Roop
Niwas Palace Hotel, Mukundgarh Fort and Hotel Castle Mandawa
are most popular here.
A stay in these hotels will surely change your idea of traveling.
The traditional Rajasthani hospitality of these hotels will
surely make you have a close rendezvous with the yesteryears
of Rajasthan. Travel to Rajasthan welcomes you to book a stay
at the Rajasthan palace hotels and get a feel of real Rajasthan
in all its splendor and grandeur. Travel to Rajasthan offers
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Travel to Rajasthan gives you a comprehensive guide to have a close look on the nature and lifestyle of the Rajasthani people. Know about those mystique forts and palaces that have seen history to change colors numerous times.
