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Fast Facts about Gajner Palace
Accommodation at Gajner PalaceAccommodation at Gajner Palace consists of 11 historic suites and 31 deluxe rooms. All rooms and suites in the Gajner Palace face the lake and have a beautiful view. All the rooms have antique furniture and décor. The historic suites or Dungar Niwas have a separate living room and dining room along with the bedroom. The Deluxe Rooms are also called Gulab Niwas. Recently a new section has been opened, Champa Niwas with beautiful courtyard and rooms around it.The Gajner Palace has billiards, tennis, cycling, boating and bird watching as recreational activities. The hotel also organizes Jeep, Horse and Camel safaris.
Dining at Gajner PalaceMirage, the multi-cuisine restaurant of the Gajner Palace serves Continental, Indian, Chinese and Rajasthani cuisine.Mrigtishna, is the bar at the Gajner Palace offering Indian and Foreign Liquor. A fully automated kitchen with the latest equipment has recently been designed.
Banquets and Conference Facilities at Gajner PalaceThe Gajner Palace has conference and banquet facilities.
Location of Gajner PalaceThe Gajner Palace is 260 kms away from Jodhpur airport, 32 kms away from the railway station and 32 kms from the bus stand.India At Its Best offers online booking of rooms at the Gajner Palace, Bikaner. For booking or further information please fill the form below.
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Built by H.H Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner, the Gajner Palace in Bikaner is a grand heritage property spread over 6000 acres. During the days of the Raj, Gajner Palace, Bikaner used to be a hunting resort for the Maharajas and the British dignitaries. During the Maharaja's time, Gajner Palace saw a lot of merriment and entertainment. Even now, the Gajner Palace has its own wildlife sanctuary and is home to some of endangered species like the Chinkara, Black Buck, Neelgai and others. During winters, the lake receives more than a hundred species of migratory birds including the Imperial Sand Grouse.