Tikam Niwas Hotel, Ajmer

Tikam Niwas Hotel in Ajmer, now renamed as the Merwara Estate was built in the year 1887. This beautiful structure stands on top of the hill that overlooks the Anna Sagar Lake on one side and a beautiful park called Daulat Bagh on the other. The Tikam Niwas was built following the Raj style of architecture with painted ceilings, Italian marble floorings and exquisite Belgian glasswork.

Amar Bagh Hotel, Ajmer

The Amar Bagh Hotel in Ajmer is situated in the serene hamlet called Junia, about 90 km from Ajmer. The Thakurs ruled this place for centuries and thus the old customs and traditions have been kept alive by them. Kalian Singh Rathore conquered Junia in 16th century.
 

Hotel Phool Mahal Palace, Ajmer

The Phool Mahal Palace was built around 1870 and it was the palace of flowers for the Maharajas of Kishangarh.

Bijayniwas Palace Resort Hotel, Ajmer

Built as a summer retreat by Rao Bijay Singhji around 1910, Bijayniwas is a fine blend of Rajputana and Colonial architecture. It is a palace that tresspasses into the history and breathes in a time that now lives only in fables and legends.

It nestles a culture of warm hospitality, dauntless valour and hypnotic charm. Bijayniwas Palace opens its gates to welcome the world into its four walls, which till now was an exclusive royal prerogative. Here, experience royalty alive and vibrant; hear the echo of an era of splendour, plush opulence and exhilarating adventure. Hushed with floral scents and punctuated with sounds of nature, the retreat is an ideal royal getaway where time moves with a languid saunter and the mind eases with the feel of fresh wind.
 

Hotel Roopangarh Fort, Ajmer

Roopangarh, they made it their seat of power. Strategically located, on the main Moghul route- bordering the desert and the vast plains of Sambhar Lake- 'ROOPANGARH FORT' became the hub of activity. Within its nine turreted fortification were made foundries, armouries, granaries, underground passages, jails and palaces. The best of architecture music, poetry and painting were patronized and refined at a court where the delicate touch of its artists transcribed the beauty of living to exquisite miniature paintings, known today as 'The Kishangarh School.