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Hotel
Himmat Garh Palace
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The
hotel situated just outside the fort is built of
the same yellow sandstone as the fort.
Accommodation consists of rooms including Bhurj
(tower shaped) cottages, which are well
appointed and have an ethnic interior.
A tastefully decorated restaurant offers the
choicest Indian, Rajasthani and Continental
cuisines. A well stocked bar is there to lift
your spirits. Rajasthani folk music and dances
are arranged by the hotel in the evenings giving
you a taste of the art and culture of these
simple people.
The hotel also arranges for Camel, jeep safaris
and theme parties at sand dunes in special
rajastani silverware and low sitting dining
complete with music,
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Category: |
Three
Star Hotel |
| Total
No of Rooms : |
Total
: 51 Double: 45 Suites:
6 |
| Air
conditioning : |
Air
conditioned |
| Address: |
Special
Room Facilities: |
Access: |
| Navkhunia,
Opp. Kishan Ghat Prol. , Jethwai Road, Jaisalmer 345
001 (Rajasthan |
H/C
running water, telephone, Fax, TV
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5
Airport: 3, Railway stn: 3, Bus terminal: 1.5
City center: 1 |
| Other
Facilities: |
| Business
Centre, Banquet facilities, conference
facilities, Shopping arcade, Swimming
pool,Doctor on call, laundry, money changer,
banking, safe deposit, travel desk service,
postal facility, travel assistance, parking |
| Banquet
Facilities |
Cuisine |
Credit
cards |
| Halls
- 1 restaurants - 2 Bar: 1 |
Indian,
Continental, Chinese, Rajasthani, Tandoori |
AMEX,
VISA, Master, Diners |
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HOTELS
RESERVATION FORM
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The
name JAISALMER evokes a vivid picture of sheer
magic and brilliance of the desert. Founded by
Rawal Jaisal in 1156 A.D., the remote location
of Jaisalmer kept it almost untouched by outside
influences, even during the days of the Raj
Rawal
Jaisal, a descendent of the Yadav Clan and a
Bhati Rajput, laid the foundation of this city
in 1156 AD. Trikuta was the hill chosen and
Jaisal abandoned his old fort at Lodurva and
established his new capital here.
The Bhati Rajputs of Jaisalmer were feudal
chiefs who lived on the forced levy on the
caravans that crossed their territory en-route
Delhi. These caravans, laden with precious
cargos of spices and silk brought great wealth
to this town.
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