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Highlights Bharat Niwas is a centrally located hotel in the Bikaner city. The hotel offers homely comforts & the convenience combined with the professionalism to give its guests the best services and value for their money.The traditional hospitability of the hotel is something which the guests will always cherish for long after their stay at Bharat Niwas.
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Tariff
per night (Valid till 31st March'13)
| Room Type |
EP |
| Royal Suite |
Rs.2000/- |
| Super Deluxe |
Rs.1500/- |
| Family Room |
Rs.2500/- |
| Extra Bed |
Rs.300/- |
Note :-
Taxes as applicable.
EP: Room only.
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About Us:
A city that goes back over 500 years has been able to keep its medieval flavour alive.The city is an exercise in architecture, one gapes in awe at the embattled wall with ornate gates. The lofty houses with excellent carvings still survive averring to the craftsmanship and prosperity of the people. The wealth of its architectural heritage lies in its Fort, Palaces and Temples. Two outstanding Palaces of Bikaner are the Lalgarh palace & the Gajner Palace. Other important sights are Junagarh Fort, the Camel breeding farm, Ganga golden jublee museum. The famous temple of Karni Mata at Deshnok is something not to be missed. The town is also famous for delicacies like Rasgullas, Bhujias & Papads. It has become a big wool production centre, and has a unique Camel Research Farm.
Climate: Hot summers (35 to 45 degree C).
Clothing: Light tropical in summer, light woolen in winter.
Language spoken: Hindi, English, Rajasthani.
Best time to be here: October to March.
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Facilities :
Round the Clock Room Service
Multicuisine Food Menu
Same day Laundary
STD/ISD
Purified drinking water
Doctor on call
Credit card Acceptance
Car Rental
Ticketing
Travel services
Cultural Music & Dance on Request
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Location :
Hotel Bharat Niwas is easy to reach. The hotel is located in the prime area of Bikaner City. The hotel can be reached within 5 minutes from Railway Station and 10 minutes from Bus Station.
Hotel's location is well connected with major roads and nearby landmarks include Railway Stadium, Ambedkar Circle, PBM Hospital, Tulsi Circle, Public Park etc. All major banks are also in proximity including State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, ICICI, HDFC and Corporation Bank, etc.
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Main attractions of Bikaner :
Junagarh Fort , he impregnable fort, which has the distinction of remaining unconquered. Raja Rai Singh (1571 - 1611 AD), built this impressive fort. A moat and houses many outstanding palaces, pavilions, and temples made of red sandstone and marble with kiosks and balconies encircle it. Some places of interest inside the fort are Anup Mahal, Ganga Niwas, Durbar Hall, Har Mandir, Gaj Mandir, Sheesh Mahal, Phool Mahal and Chandra Mahal.
Laxmi Niwas Palace, on the outskirts of the city, this imposing red sandstone palace built by Maharaja Ganga Singh, in commemoration of his father Maharaja Lal Singh. This oriental fantasy designed by Sir Swinton Jacob is among the purest forms of a Rajput palace, full of European luxury.
Ganga Govt. Museum, a rich collection of antiquities from Harappan civilisation, Gupta and Kushan era etc. A separate section of arts and crafts, and a beautiful collection of paintings, weaponry etc.
Bhandeshwar Jain Temple, Laxminath Temple, 14th century temples, rich in mirror work, decor and frescoes.
Devi Kund, its the royal crematorium, with several exquisite cenotaphs. The Maharaja Surat Singh's Chattri is beautifully made of white marble.
Camel Research Farm, the only one of its kind in entire Asia.
Deshnok Karni Mata Temple, (30kms) shrine of Goddess Karni Mata, an incarnation of Goddess Durga, she blessed Rao Bika, and has been the titular deity of the Bikaner dynasty. The temple is unique as the rats are venerated over here and called Kabas the shrine is a sanctuary for them.
Gajner, (32 kms) the wildlife sanctuary situated here, amidst lush green surrounding on the road to Jaisalmer. A haven for Chinkara, Black Buck, Nilgai and imperial sand grouse. The palace on the bank of river is has been converted into a hotel. |
