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GAJNER PALACE HOTEL |
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RAJASTHAN, INDIA
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A converted shooting lodge set in lush gardens beside an artificial lake, this place was where the Maharajah stayed when on grand shoots in the surrounding woods (now a sanctuary for blackbuck, wild boar and other wildlife). Under the ownership of HRH hotels, the buildings were renovated in 1998. Gloomy rooms in the annexe, 100 yards behind the main palace, are best avoided. The dining room is prefab, 1950s style, but it has a veranda and there are wonderful views of the lake.
ROOMS
Doubles cost between £47-£78 a night
CONTACT
00 91 151 547 941; fax: 550060; email: resv@hrhindia.com; www.hrhindia.com
WHO TO BOOK WITH
It is often difficult to book rooms direct. A more reliable (and generally cheaper) solution is to book through a reputable agent. The following arrange tailor-made itineraries: Western & Oriental (020 7313 6600); Worldwide Journeys (020 7381 8638); Cox & Kings (020 7873 5000); Greaves Tours (020 7487 9111); Abercrombie & Kent (020 7730 9600); Steppes East (01285 651 010)
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