The Haveli is a landmark building because many distinguished dignitaries have visited Bhairon Vilas. Important amongst them were Lord Themsford Lord Hardinge Lord Curzon and all viceroys & governor general of India. This property is ideally situated near the Junagarh fort. All the places worth visiting are at a convenient distance from here.

DEEP IN THE THAR DESERT behind endless waves of sand dunes lies Bikaner one of the most interesting centers of later Indian art. In this great town of red sandstone with richly decorated houses rising high over its bustling streets stands Bhanwar Niwas the most magnificent of the famed havelis belonging to the Rampuria family.

Gajner Palace is a Grand Heritage Palace of the HRH Group of Hotels. Spread over 6000 acres the palace is a 30-minute drive from Bikaner. Gajner Palace was built on the banks of Gajner Lake by Sir Ganga Singhji one of the greatest Maharajas of Bikaner in the early decades of the twentieth century.

Harasar Haveli is like many other Haveli turned hotels in Rajasthan. The moment you enter into the hotel you will get a feel of ancient Rajasthani culture and the same feeling you will experience throughout your stay in the Harasar Haveli Hotel.

The hotel provides a homely ambience along with the basic modern facilities to ensure a pleasant stay for its guests. So if you are looking for a unique stay that would also be easy on your pocket the Meghsar Castle standard heritage hotel is the place for you.

Bikaner gives a taste of the real desert life. Guests can admire the beautiful old forts and palaces visit the medieval havelis in the old city taste the local culinary delicacies and even head out into the desert for a camel ride and a camp fire with local musicians and dancers.

It was built in a luxurious art deco style popular by the 1950s in the US and Europe. Its Doric pillars ornamental staircases and large windows are a testimony to an aesthetic brilliance of the past. Today Karni Bhawan Palace is a Royal Retreat of the HRH Group of Hotels.

This desert town in the north of the state was founded in 1488 by Rao Bika a descendent of Rao Jodha the founder of Jodhpur. Like many others in Rajasthan the medieval city is surrounded by a high crenellated wall. In the olden days the city of Bikaner figured prominently on the great caravan trade routes. It is today a lively and colorful city reminiscent of the days of yore.

The hotel is in close proximity to the central bus stand and only 1 kilometer away from the railway station. Some of the major tourist places like City Center and Junagarh Fort are at walking distance.

Laxmi Niwas Palace was thepersonal residence of Maharaja Ganga Singhji of Bikaner. The residential rooms were designed keeping in mind the fact that they would be used by the royal family itself or by the personal guests of the Maharaja as only guests of equal status to the Maharaja would be invited to spend the night in the Palace.