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Hotel Neemrana Fort - Heritage Hotel

This heritage hotel is located halfway between Delhi & Jaipur in Rajasthan. Perched on a low hill in the Aravali range, Neemrana was the home of a Hindu Prince, who was killed in battle with the invading Muslims.

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This 15th Century Fort, which was restored & converted into a hotel in 1991, is one of India`s finest retreats. You can plan to explore the nearby traditional Rajasthani Village, with its ancient stepwell- an enormous underground well with wraparound staircases & sitting areas on each level, where people would take refuge during the heat.

Location
122 km from Delhi, 140 km from Jaipur on Delhi-Jaipur highway

Numbers of Rooms
The Fort has 40 rooms & suites which can accommodate 104 guests. Most of the suites have private balcony. The suites are in various categories providing one single bed to two double beds. All suites are different in size and shape and are most elegantly furnished.

Dinning

Breakfast
Raj Mahal, Hawa Mahal
Lunch & Dinner
Aam Khas, Panch Mahal, Amaltasse, Aranya Mahal, Holi Kund.
Snacks
Hawa Mahal, Maha Burj
Food
Indian, Chinese, Continental

Accommodation
6 deluxe suites, 5 suites, 7 standard suites, 13 standard double rooms, 10 double rooms

Facilities
International direct dial, restaurant and bar, conference and banquet facility, recreational facility, currency exchange, laundry & dry cleaning, doctor on call, cultural evenings on request.

Places of Interest

The Fort
This huge fort with its ramparts stretching 5 km from east to west, stands 304 meters above the city and 595 meters above the sea level, constructed before the rise of the Mughal empire. Babar had spent a night at this fort and took away the hidden treasures to gift to his son, Humayun. Akbar's son, Jahangir had also stayed here for some time during his exile. The place where he stayed is called Salim Mahal.

Maharaja Pratap Singh in 1775 A.D finally annexed the fort. It is a forbidding structure with 15 large and 51 small towers and 446 openings for musketry, along with 8 huge towers encompassing it.

The fort has several gates - Jai Pol, Suraj Pol, Laxman Pol, Chand Pol, Kishan Pol and Andheri Gate. Also there are remains of Jal Mahal, Nikumbh Mahal, Salim Sagar, Suraj Kund and many temples.
Vijai Mandir Palace (10 kms)
A splendid palace built by Maharaja Jai Singh in 1918 A.D. A picturesque lake overlooking the palace makes it a fascinating sight. A fabulous Sita Ram Temple in the palace attracts number of devotees, especially during Ramnavami. One needs prior permission form the secretary to visit the palace.
Silliserh Lake and Palace Hotel (53 kms)
An ideal picnic spot with enhancing landscape of wooded hills and beautiful chhatris on the embankment of the 10.5sq.km placid lake. A magnificent royal palace and the hunting lodge, built by Maharaja Vinay Singh in 1845 A.D. for his queen Shila stands overlooking the lake. Now converted as the Hotel Lake palace. It offers boating and sailing facilities and is a delight for the trigger-happy photographs and film makers.
Jai Samand Lake (6 kms)
A beautiful artificial lake constructed by maharaja Jai Singh in 1910 A.D. Popular spot for outings and picnics. During monsoons sprawling greenery all round makes it a visual treat. Easily accessible by road from Alwar.

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Alwar Fort
This huge fort with its ramparts stretching 5 km form north to south and 1.6 km from east to west, stands 304 metres above the city and 595 metres above the sea level. Constructed before the rise of the Mughal empire. Babar had spent a night at this for and took away the hidden treasures to gift to his son, Humayun. Akbar’s son , Jahangir had also stayed here for some time during his exile. The place where he stayed is called salim mahal. The for was finally annexed by maharaja Pratap singh in 1775 A.D. It is a forbidding structure with 15 large and 51 small towers and 446 openings for musketry, along with 8 huge towers encompassing it. The fort has several gates-jai pole, Suraj pole, Laxman Pole, Chand Pole, Kishan Pole and Andheri Gate. Also there are remains of Jal Mahal, Nikumbh Mahal, Salim Sagar, Suraj Kund and many temples

Sariska
The 765.80 sq. km. thickly wooded reserve cradled in the picturesque valley of the Aravalis. Established in 1955, it is an excellent tiger sancturary under the Project Tiger. The dry decidous forests of the Reserve are noted for their population of tiger, nilgai, sambhar, cheetal, four horned antelope and wild boar.

Sariska Palace
A marvellous palace was built here by Maharaja Jai Singh in the honour of the Duke of Edinburgh during his visit to the sancturary.

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