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hotels in lesser known:
Smode Palace

Samode Palace is one of India's most charming and romantic hotels. It offers a quiet, elegant and luxurious atmosphere. Considered India's finest hotel for its consummate standards of modern hospitality, accommodation, services, cuisine and amenities, it is the flagship of the Samode Hotels.

Facilities:
An outdoor marble and mosaic swimming pool surrounded by the Aravali range, An outdoor Jacuzzi, A pool Bar, An outdoor wading pool for children, Laundry, room service, gift shop, car park, safety vaults, airport transfers on request. Currency exchange counter, American Express, Master and Visa cards accepted. Doctor on call.

Accommodation:
The Samode Palace hotel maintains an immutable majestic presence and is a touching reminder of the vision of its creators.

 
Neemrana Fort, Neemrana

Built since 1464 AD, Neemrana Fort-Palace is among India's oldest heritage resorts. Neemrana became the third capital of the descendants of Prithviraj Chauhan III, who was killed in battle by Mohammad Ghori in 1192 AD. This picturesque site was chosen by Raja Rajdeo and Neemrana derived its name from a brave local chieftain Nimola Meo, who when defeated by the Chauhans, pleaded that his name be given to his lost kingdom.

Facilities:
Games: Playing cards, Chess, Carrom board Treasure Hunt, Musical Chair, Library: Book reading, A guided tour of the Fort, Free yoga and meditation exercises, Ayuervedic rejuvenation and other Holistic treatment after Consultancy with a Doctor, Swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Ayurvedic massages and rejuvenation programmes are offered, Swimming pool and health spa facilities for residents only.

 
Rohet Garh

Rohet Garh- the fortified desert home of the descendants of the 16th century Rathore of the Champawat clan, Thakur Dalpat Singh I. The "Jagir" (Fiefdom) of Rohet Garh was bestowed upon him in 1622 A.D. by the Maharaja Of Jodhpur, as a mark of appreciation for his bravery in battle. Generations of valiant noble-men have built this heritage home where, notwithstanding the inroads of modernity, aristocratic values are respected. The visitor of today experiences the famed warmth of courteous Rajput hospitality.

Facilities:
Rohet Garh 28 Air-Conditioned Rooms with attached bathrooms and 2 suites, Buffet and Alacarte Restaurant, Health Club & Swimming Pool, Croquet, Traditional Massages, Sightseeing of Jodhpur, Travel Counter, Credit Cards & Money Exchange, Doctor on Call, Room Service, Laundry.

Accommodation:
Rohetgarh is a recognized Heritage Hotel. Rare among hotels it has remained a family home, where the members of the erstwhile ruling family welcome you personally as their honored guest. Its elegantly appointed rooms have their own individual character and furnishings. Rooms are air-conditioned and have attached bathrooms and modern facilities. The drawing room has ornately carved wooden ceiling, traditional lamps and old photographs. You are invited to relax in spacious verndah lounges decorated with historic trophies and artifacts.

 
Roop Niwas Palace, Nawalgarh

Hotel Roop Niwas Palace is a Heritage Hotel situated in Nawalgarh in Shekhavati Region (Rajasthan - INDIA) at a distance of 1 km from the Bus Stand and 54 kms from the railway station.

Facilities:
Swimming Pool, Travel Desk, Money Exchange, Laundry, Car Rental, Attach Bath With Hot Cold Water, Direct Dialing Telephone, 24 Hours Room Service.

Accommodation:
It offers 29 double rooms & 1 suite with attached bathrooms at the Roop Niwas Palace.

 
Udai Bilas Palace, Dungarpur

Nestled in idyllic splendour, with the blue waters of Gaibsagar lake on one side and a cove of private reserve forest on the other, Udai Bilas Palace is the embodiment of the old world charm of princely India. Udai Bilas Palace, Dungarpur, is a Heritage Hotel in Rajasthan India about 120 Kms. from Udaipur Airport.

Facilities:
Laundry, room service, gift shop, car park, safety vaults, airport transfers on request. Currency exchange counter, American Express, Master and Visa cards accepted. Doctor on call.

Accommodation:
Udai Bilas Palace, has 22 beautiful Rooms. Six of which are Standard Single / Double, Ten are Standard Suites and Six are Grand Suites.

 
Fort Dhariyawad, Dhariyawad

The Fort Dhariyawad was established in the 16th century. But in today's 21st century, it stands tall as a Heritage Hotel. The Fort was constructed at the behest of Sahasmal, the second son of the greatest warrior of the Mewar region - Maharana Pratap. Situated on the confluences of the Jakham and Karmoi rivers, Dhariyawad is located in southern Rajasthan, encircled by the sub tropical forests of the Aravali Hills. The hotel is at a distance of 120 km from the airport and 110 km from the railway stations, far away from the modern civilization.

Facilities:
Hotel Fort Dhariyawad facilities include a coffee shop, travel desk, laundry, doctor on call, car rental, and indoor games along with restaurants that provide both Indian and rajasthani cuisines.

Accommodation:
Hotel Fort Dhariyawad has The luxurious rooms, reflecting a traditional rajasthani ambience are in accordance with décor and the traditional splendor of the fort. The in room facilities include attached bath with hot or cold water, direct dialing telephone, television, in house movie channel and a 24 hours room service.

 
Rawla Narlai,Narlai

Rawla Narlai is situated Midway between Udaipur and Jodhpur and Offers a peek into the rural Rajasthan. Rawlas are basically heritage homes of the Village chieftan. Maharaj and Rani Swaroop Singh, and their sons oversaw the careful restoration of this hunting lodge, with aesthetics, comfort, and atmosphere that will embrace your senses. It is surrounded by Aravalli hills, It is situated in an ancient dwelling, at the foot of a hill, dotted with caves and temples.

Facilities:
Multicuisine dining, Horse Riding, Camel Safari, Tracking, Rock Climbing, Golf Courts, Indoor and Outdoor games, Visit to Kumbhalgarh, Visit to Ranakpur Temple, Boating (During Season), Travel Counter, Doctor on Call, Laundry Service.

Accommodation:
Comfortable rooms and modern bathrooms blend with the ancient way of Narlai , while offering a warm and homely atmosphere. Luxury Tents provide unique experience for those who want to exprience a Rajasthan Caravan.

 
Fort Chanwa Luni, Luni

Maharaja Jaswant Singh II Ruler of Jodhpur Marwar from 1876-1895 A.D is remembered as the benign Monarch who steered the administration and economy of Marwar away from chaos and instability to a period of sustained development and security and justice for all. Amongst the prominent civil servants in this Ruler's coterie of adminstrators, was a young Charan by the name of Kaviraj Muraridanji. He was an astute politician and a farsighted adminstrator. In 1894 Kaviraj Muraridanji received in Jagir the little known hamlet of Chanwa. There he build an exquisite little fortress Palace today known as Fort Chanwa. In 1941, however the village of Chanwa became "Khalsa" ( belonging to the State ) as, ironically Muraridanji fell victim to a law introduced by him in the best interest of Marwar, whereby feudal estates lacking a male successor and without a recognized adoption in the life time of the deceased Jagirdar were automatically resumed by the state, after his death.

Facilities:
Jacuzzi, Steam, Sauna and Traditional Massages, Visit to the local schools and Ashrams, Sightseeing to Jodhpur can be arranged, Golf , Horse riding and Camel safaris can be arranged, Jeep excursions, Travel Counter, Credit Cards, Doctor and Beautician on Call.

Accommodation:
45 Air-Conditioned Rooms with attached bathrooms, Telephones with Direct Dialing Facility in all rooms, Fax facility, Room Service, Laundry Buffet and Alacarte Restaurant & Bar, Gift & Handicraft Shop, Health Club & Swimming Pool, Croquet, Walking in the village and cycling in country side can be arranged.

 
Ghanerao Castle, Ghanerao Pali

Royal Castle Ghanerao in Ghanerao is a heritage hotel in the district of Pali in Rajasthan. The Royal Castle in Ghanerao amidst such a picturesque Rajasthani village is really a splendor for all. The most popular heritage hotel in Ghanerao is the Ghanerao Royal Castle.

Royal Castle Ghanerao is situated in the charming Ghanerao region and was founded by Gopal Das Rathore in 1606. Though it has been located in an uninterrupted remote area of Rajasthan, Ghanerao Royal Castle stands out as one of the most prolific heritage hotels in Rajasthan.

It is an edifice of numerous gracefully built sandstone havelis, marble citadels and beautiful paintings. The heritage hotel at Ghanerao is a delightful place to stay and make your holidays memorable.

Facilities:
Laundry Buffet and Alacarte Restaurant, Walking in the village and country side can be arranged.along with local guide, Sightseeing to Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kumbalgarh, Ranakpur can be arranged, Horse safaris can be arranged, Trekking at Kumbalgarh Sanctuary, Massage to relax using age old oils, Doctor on Call.

Accommodation:
2 Suite, 12 Double, 2 single with attached bathrooms, Telephones & Fax facility, Room Service.

 
Khimsar Fort, Khimsar

Perched on the edge of the Great Thar Desert in the heart of rural India lies this unique 16th century fort that offers experience after exhilarating experience. The battle-scarred walls & turrets remind of the glorious past. Hundreds of years of history unfolds as you glance at its battle-scarred walls and stroll down its ramparts. As you sip tea on the terraces you realize the beauty of being surrounded by acres of lush green gardens. A true rarity of any desert in the world!!! peacocks, parrots, pigeons and as many as forty six varieties of birds greet you to add to the charm and splendor of this ancient fort.

Facilities:
Ayurvedic massage, yoga & meditation, health club with gymnasium, sauna & steam rooms, Outdoor swimming pool, flood-lit tennis court, table tennis, croquet, billiards and snooker, golf driving range and putting green, home theatre with DVD projection &DTS digital Dolby pro logic sound system, horse riding, horse / camel / jeep safari to black buck reserve & sand dunes, bird watching, telescope for star gazing, grass playing field for soccer and cricket, village tours to local potter, weaver, cobbler.

Accommodation:
Live in 46 Luxurious appointed rooms. Some in traditional architecture & furnishings and others in art deco. All rooms have air-conditioning, heating, hot and cold running water, mini bar, telephone with international dialing facilities. Some rooms have private terraces and balconies. 100% Power Backup.

 
Hill Fort, Kesroli

The origins of the seven-turreted Hill Fort of Kesroli are traced back to over six centuries. It is reputed to have been built by the Yaduvanshi Rajputs, descendants of Lord Krishna, who converted to Islam in the mid - 14th century to be called Khanzadas. It subsequently changed hands, being conquered by the Mughals and the Jats before reverting to the Rajputs in 1775 when the princely state of Alwar was founded. It saw its golden period under the Ranawat Thakur Bhawani Singh (1882-1934), renowned for his equestrian skills.

Facilities:
Bed tea and evening tea are included in the room rent, Fixed menus are offered at the per head rates of Rs 100/- for breakfast Rs 250/- for lunch and Rs 300 for dinner, Half rates are charged for children below 11 years, Lunch from 1230 to 230 pm and dinner from 8 to 930 pm, Sales tax and surcharge on food and beverages is as per Government regulations.

Accommodation:
Room tariff is payable in advance to confirm bookings, No charge for children below 4 years, One extra bed can be provided per room @Rs 300/- only where space permits, Check in time is 2.00 pm Check out time is 12 noon, The entire fort can be chartered on a discount of 10%, Luxury tax and expenditure tax on rooms as per Government regulations.

 
Phool Mahal Palace, Kishangarh

Phool Mahal Palace has the massive Fort of Kishangarh as its backdrop and is washed by the monsoon fed Gundalao Lake in front, an architectural setting very rarely seen in Rajput history.
Dry and drab though it may seem in the summer, the first magic showers transform it into a serene and smilingland.

Facilities:
Doctor on call, Cable T.V., Library, Laundry, Internet, ISD/STD Phone, Croquet, Jogging Track, Cycling, Conference Facilities, Yoga, Herbal Massages, Rajasthani Music & Dance.

Accommodation:
21 Deluxe Rooms, Most with painted frescoes, colonial furniture, traditional yet contemporary.
Dine amongst Royal Family heirlooms. The combination of Kishangarh recipes with friendly service will surely tempt your palate.

 
Rawla Khempur, Khempur

The Ravla Khempur has a passionate history of true Mewari valour that dates back to 1628 AD.
An enemy, in order to avenge the killing of his brother, plotted to assassinate the young Prince Jagat Singh of Mewar. His plans were over-heard by Khemraj Dadhivadia whilst he was having his sword sharpened in the market place. Khemraj didn’t utter a word of what he had heard to anyone and left quietly.
On the fateful day when the young prince was out hunting, the would-be assassin charged up towards him, intent on murder. When the deadly blade of the enemy’s sword was inches away from the prince, Khemraj leapt out from nowhere, and with a single stroke of his sword, beheaded the attacker.
To honour this gallant act, Mewar’s grateful Maharana rewarded Khemraj Dadhivadia with a village and named it Khempur.

Facilities:
Well appointed ensuite rooms, Gardens and courtyards, Culinary Delights, and Baithaks.
Horse Riding & Safari, Camel Safari, Jeep Safari, Cycle hire, Doctor-on-call, Laundry Service, Village Sightseeing with Guide, Car Hire, Mini Library, Riding Classes, Horse Dance & Cultural Evening, "Gavri" - Tribal folk dance.

Accommodation:
Ravla Khempur has 10 well-appointed en suite rooms.
Each room overlooks either the gardens, the temple, the stables, the courtyards or the village.
Every room has a characteristic ‘gokhara’ (canopied balcony), where one can relax with the rays of the sun filtering through the coloured glass.
Whilst retaining the essence of traditional style, the rooms are up-to-date with modern facilities tastefully included for the comfort of today’s traveller.

 
Raj Niwas Palace, Dholpur

Raj Niwas Palace Dholpur is named as Dhawalpuri after it's ruler Dhawal Deo, once the ruler of the city, its name was distorted with passage of time and got its present name Dholpur.

Accommodation:
The interiors are all inspired by traditional design themes.
The rooms are very spacious, with high ceilings.
Within these luxurious surroundings are found modern amenities, a blend of contemporary comfort and traditional style.

The palace has a Library, a pool table, a movie theatre, a business centre and a gift and a souvenir store.
It is surrounded by lush green manicured gardens with Peacocks dancing in them.

 
Karni Fort : Bambora

The Karni Fort, Bambora is today available to the discerning and adventurous traveller, to share in its past and partake of its present- the epitome of Rajput hospitality, princely comforts and Aristrocratic cusines.
The Karni Fort has been sensitively restored to retain its ambience and yet offer modern conveniences. Of great interest is the whole process of conversation and restoration which the owners, Thakur Sunder Singh, his wife Thakurani Chanda Kanwar of Sodawas (Marwar- Jodhpur) and their A

Facilities:
Ayurvedic Oil massage : on request at the Reception, Hamam on request ( This is an 18th Century Jacuzzi'), A tour of the museum and a glimpse of the Old Tunnel, Village walk, and a browse in the Baazar, Ideal place for Corporate Conferences, Yoga Camp and Meditation, Horse Safari in the tribal areas, and also a close view of thier dwelling and culture, Conferences for upto sixty people can be arranged at the Karni Fort, Picnic lunch/tea overlooking the reservoir - one can sight migratory birds here in abundance, A day excursion to Jaisamand lake, Rajasthan's biggest man-made lake along with a picnic lunch. While you are there, you can also visit the famous 'Ruthi Rani Ro Mahal', For Keen bird watchers, at times, one can see, King Fisher, Beeaters, Tree Pie, Partridges, Swallows, Kites & Grand Indian Peacocks in the Fort Premises, The beautiful marble pool will always bring back Karni Fort into your memory, Guest can change into their swim-wear by the pool side changing room, towels are available at the pool, To keep children occupied, we have indoor games, Last but not the least, one can also do a full day sight-seeing of Udaipur City, with a special lunch at the Lake Palace Hotel, and return at tea time to Bambora to see the glorious sunset.

Accommodation:
At Bambora there are 30 rooms, 10 suites and 20 deluxe rooms with airconditioning. These rooms have been tastefully done up, each having a distinct individuality and style. Karni Fort has exquisite Heritage furniture tastefully handpicked for each room.
Each room at Karni Fort Bambora has a breathtaking view of the scenery around.One can also have glimpse of the beautiful sunrise and sunsets through the large bay windows present in each room.

 
Bassi Fort : Bassi

Bassi Fort which glorifies the history of Chundawat clan was built in the 16th Century by Thakur Jaimal of Sisodia dynasty, cousin of Maharana Pratap, the founder of Bassi principality. He was a great warrior who fought many a gallant battles and has numerous brilliant victories to his credit. Six of the ancestors of Rawat Sahib Kesri Singh Ji, the present head of Bassi, Chundawat family laid down their lives defending Mewar and the famous Chittorgarh Fort. It is the citadel where were enacted the immortal episodes of sacrifice and heroism.

Facilities:
Royal Welcome, Jeep Safaris, Horse Safaris on prior notice, Boating and Angling, Visit to Wild Life Sanctuary by road/boat, Visit to Tribal areas, Village Ramble, Folk Dances, Gala Dinner with Cultural Show/Folk dances, New year Eve's special programmers, Traditional Royal marriages.

 
Castle Bijaipur: Bijaipur

Castle Bijaipur is a 16th century castle set in the serene vindhyanchal ranges near Chittaurgarh (Rajasthan, India) was built by Rao Shakti Singhji the younger brother of the great warrior Maharana Pratap. A wildlife sanctuary adjacent to the castle has leopard, chinkara, spotted and four-horned deer, crocodile and wild boar as well as a variety of birds. Jeep and camel safaris, trekking and camping, visits to nearby pangarh fort and boating and fishing in its lotus lake, and local tribal folk songs in the evenings are other amusement activities arranged here.

Facilities:
Bird Watching, Trekking & Natural Camping, Jeep Safari, Horse Safari, Jungle Safari, Boating at Lotus Lake, Gala Dinner with Folk Dances, Royal Cuisine, Lavishly Furnished Rooms with Attached Bath, Running Hot & Cold Water, Laundry, Bar, Lush Green Garden, Travel Desk, Aprpoved Laguage Guide Services, Doctor on Call, Taxis & Airport Transfer, Swimming Pool, Fishing.

Accommodation:
16 rooms. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisine available.

 
Fort Khejarla

The fort Khejrala in Udaipur, a beautiful example of Rajput architecture, overlooking the plains of Marwar, stands dignified reminding the glorious past structured by the Rajput chivalry. Fort Khejarla carved out of red sandstone with latticework friezes and intricate Jharokas is the residence of the former ruling family, which is now being clasified as heritage hotel in Udaipur to preserve and maintain the timeless architecture. The regality of the fort and the grandiose of its adobe is embellished further when the full moon kisses the rooftops or beams through the networks of windows.

Facilities:
Fort Khejarla is just a perfect place to stay in while visiting the city. Apart from the enchanting view of the fort, one can enjoy the delicious cuisine a rare thing from the land of Rajasthan. The food at Khejarla is very serious business, which is raised to the level of an art form. At Khejrala heritage hotel in Udaipur, one can expect the rare experience of Rajput hospitality as it existed during the heydays of Rajput rule.

Accommodation:
25 rooms. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisine available.

 
Samode Bagh, Samode

Samode Bagh is a garden paradise situated 4 km from Samode Palace, nestled on 20 acres of beautiful grounds combines warmth and luxury, an atmosphere that is quiet, relaxed & elegant. It is a romantic hideaway where you can be as active or comtemplative as you wish. Samode Bagh offers a unique experience of an air-conditioned tented camp where the dune coloured tents are luxuriously furnished with every comfort. The garden is about three blocks long and is enclosed by a 15 foot high stone wall.

Facilities:
Al fresco dining at the Samode Bagh is a sensous repast, Receptions up to 350 people can be organised. Evenings are memorable occassions spent in joyous celebrations with traditional rajasthani food, music, song and dance.
To make your stay as memorable as possible and to enjoy the unique Royal Rajasthani experience a number of special indoor & outdoor activities are available for receptions, weddings and banquets large and small.
Laundry, car park, safety vaults, Currency exchange counter, American Express, Master card and visa card accepted, doctor on call.

Accommodation:
Samode Bagh is distinguished by the ‘Samode hotels’ long standing commitment to blending the highest standards of hospitality with indigenous culture and the natural environment.

 
Camel Camp Lesser known

The Safari Club after conducting many camel safari's and mobile desert camps in crowded and touristic places like Jaisalmer, Bikaner etc. Has finally chosen a permanent camp site-Osian-this permanent camp is first of its kind in India. Which makes it possible for even a single traveller to experience the desert and a camel safari near Jodhpur rather than travelling all the way to Jaisalmer.

Accommodation:
This ancient village is the gateway into the merciless thar desert and is legendary for it's mesmerizing 6th / 8th century temples, sand-dunes and diversity of Rajasthani culture and tradition. Besides the comfortable camel safari one also gets to see proud local tribes--- Bishnois, Bhils, shepherds, potters, weavers etc. In their natural surroundings. And not to mention the various varieties of desert wildlife-the likes of bluebulls, gazelles, foxes, peacocks, partridges etc.
Once at the camp -nestled in the dunes your host Reggie Singh grandson of Maharaj Ratan Singh a royal of Jodhpur will invite you for an evening of splendour with cocktails, folk entertainment and a semi formal candle lit dinner.

 
Camp Thar

Camp Thar is a professional organization specializing in exclusive Deluxe Camel Safaries and mobile camping anywhere in the Great Indian Desert "Thar ", Rajasthan. The camp team and the present management has over ten years of experience in the camping business. Over the years they discovered a niche in the in the prevailing safaris being conducted, and felt the immediate need to increase the comfort level for the tourist. The camp team has launched the ultimate product - SHEER LUXURY IN THE MERCILESS THAR DESERT.

Facilities:
The camp Thar tents are luxury Swiss Cottages with all the modern amenities. The tents are comfortable and spacious. Rooms are carpeted and tastefully furnished demonstrating many of the skills, and designs of the local handicrafts combined with the best and most modern amenities

Accommodation:
All the tents have attached toilets with running water and hand showers. Running water is provided not only at base camp, but also on the mobile camps while on a camel safari, enabling the guests to have a good shower after a dusty safari.