Lalgarh Palace Hotel - Bikaner

The Lalgarh Palace Hotel is an imposing palace built in red sandstone. This oriental edifice is a hybrid of different styles, including Muslim, Rajput, and European. The style is said to be Indo-Saracenic. The hotel boasts dramatic interiors, with high ceilings and columns, as well as intricate carvings. It is set on sprawling lawns adorned with bougainvillea. The corridors linking the rooms of the hotel are decorated with numerous hunting trophies.There are various standard and superior rooms, all of which are well appointed and tastefully designed.

Number of Rooms: 38

Continental, & Indian, including Rajasthani, cuisine, including a nice Bar.

The hotel has several grand hall, cupolas and pavilions, each with magnificent pillars, richly carved fire mantles and Italian colonnades. The walls of the palace are full of relics of the past and hung with vintage etchings, hunting trophies and old portraits.

The hotel was built between 1902 and 1926 by Maharajah Ganga Singh of Bikaner. It is one of the most prestigious properties in the hotel chain, a magnificent palace in imposing red sandstone, a fine example of pure Rajput martial Architecture.