Laxmi Niwas Palace
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Royal Suite
A grand carved four-poster bed, a private sitting room and a dressing area — once reserved for guests of honour.
₹18,500per night, plus taxes
N°01 — Bikaner, Rajasthan
Laxmi Niwas Palace
A Royal Residence, Reborn
A hundred years of red sandstone, carved jharokhas and desert light — Bikaner’s most storied address.
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Est. Early 20th CenturyIndo-Saracenic Architecture45 Rooms & SuitesBikaner, RajasthanRoyal DiningDestination Weddings
Est. Early 20th CenturyIndo-Saracenic Architecture45 Rooms & SuitesBikaner, RajasthanRoyal DiningDestination Weddings
Fig. 01Indo-Saracenic Facade
02 — Heritage
Built for a Maharaja, Not for Guests
Commissioned as a royal guesthouse for the Bikaner royal family and raised in warm red sandstone by master craftsmen, Laxmi Niwas Palace has watched over the desert city for more than a century.
Its carved jharokhas and domed pavilions once welcomed maharajas and viceroys. Today the same halls welcome travellers seeking real royal history, not borrowed grandeur.
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Years of Heritage
45
Rooms & Suites
6
Acres of Gardens
24/7
Royal Concierge
03 — Gallery
Every Corner, a Composition
Heritage Rooms
Dining Hall
Camel Festival
The Lobby
Weddings
Old Bikaner
04 — Stay
Chambers Fit for Royalty
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Maharaja Suite
The palace's finest address — a carved canopy bed opens onto a marble ensuite bath, framed by tall garden doors.
₹26,000per night, plus taxes
Staying at Laxmi Niwas Palace felt less like a hotel and more like being received as a guest of the royal family. The carved corridors, the courtyard dinners — utterly unforgettable. A. & R. Mehta, Mumbai
06 — Celebrations & Culture
Where Every Occasion Becomes an Heirloom
07 — Visit