Hotel Basant Vihar Palace (Bikaner, India)

Basant Vihar Palace was built because of a 'fanciful desire' of His Highness Maharaja Sri Ganga Singhji, a connoisseur of art and architecture. It was designed by him as a pleasure garden adjoining to the Zanana Bagh (Royal Ladies' Garden) of Lalgarh Palace. In 1993, the House of Bikaji converted this magnificent piece of architecture into a heritage hotel as- "Basant Vihar Palace," an endeavor to offer tourists a true flavour of history and royal living. Hotel Basant Vihar Palace to day remains a 'garden of eternal spring' hidden away in a quiet area, surrounded by well laid out gardens with fragrant flower beds and soothing lily ponds. Though it is completely refurbished from the inside, great care has been taken to preserve the original character of the rooms. The contemporary design and understated elegance of the hotel embodies an artistic vision that runs through the entire hotel. There are a total of 31 rooms, of which 24 are Royal Deluxe rooms and 7 of them are Suites. We believe in personalised services to suit every guest's individual and unique needs. A team of personnel with rich industry experience complement the heightened vision of the hotel.