Hotel
Sariska Palace, Sariska 
This
former palace & royal hunting lodge on the edge of Sariska National Park was
built by the Maharaja of Alwar, for the visit of Queen Victoria`s son, the Duke
of Connaught. Its architecture is a blend of French, regal, with eastern detailing
& is now a Heritage Hotel. The interior is not opulent but it does have some
Louis XIV & art deco furniture, along with wicker chairs & Victoriana.
The rooms & suites are gigantic (with typical high ceilings) & clean,
with phones but no TVs; Some are air-conditioned. The lovely flower bedecked grounds
are encircled by a large wall to keep the animals out, though they often find
their way in. At times you may be lucky to see wildlife while relaxing on the
hotel terrace itself.
The Royal Hunting Lodge, Sariska Palace Hotel,
beckons you to a tryst with nature. Sariska is set among valleys, hills and deep
forests that change colour with the seasons. It is home to an exotic variety of
wild animals and beautiful birds. Here, herds of spotted deer, play hide and seek
with the shadows. And the big wild cats, the tiger, leopards and panthers roam
free. Come, take a walk on the wild side and stay in royal comfort at: Hotel Sariska
Palace. Built by Maharaja Jai Singh of Alwar at the turn of the century, the Sariska
Palace was a royal hunting lodge.
Silhouetted against the nurturing
arms of the Aravali range, this legacy of the Maharaja is now a Heritage Hotel
with modern amenities in a gracious, old world ambiance.
Each room is
tastefully furnished with original Regency Victorian furniture. Sprawling terraces
afford a spectacular view of the hills and the rare sight of herds of leaping
deer dotting the landscape as wild boar browse through the undergrowth and colourful
water birds bring the sky alive in a sudden burst of flight. Peacocks strut regally
across the Palace lawns, fanning their rich feathers in a majestic flutter of
movement dancing in tune to a secret music and rhythm.
Rose Garden at the palace Hard tennis courts with a viewing pavilion and a swimming
pool give that added zest to a quite holiday - while the Bar and Palace kitchen
with its range of various cuisines is a gastronome's delight.
Go on
a wild Safari in an open jeep to the Sariska Sanctuary undulating over 866 sq.
kms. of dense forest, meandering streams, hog-back ridges and gently descending
valleys.
The natural habitat of the sambar, blue bull, porcupine, civet,
wild foul, partrige and forests full of splendid trees, bamboo and prickly cactus,
Sariska is only three hours away by road from Delhi. A serene, pollution-free
world waits to be discovered at Alwar and Sariska, offering a living glimpse of
Rajasthan's ,culture and history and proud heritage.
Location
Access: Airport - 125 km, Railway Station - 36 km, Bus Stand - 36 km.
Accomodation This 80 rooms hotel offers standard rooms to deluxe suites,
all with attached bath, with modern amenities in gracious, old world ambience,
Palace lawns and a restaurant housing trophies and, antique furniture.
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