The Laxmi Niwas Palace

My one-night stay at Laxmi Niwas Palace from the 16th to 17th December was nothing short of spectacular. From the outset, the check-in process was seamless, prompt, and handled with utmost care, ensuring a warm welcome to this magnificent heritage property.||||A special mention goes to Mr. Vikas, the manager, who patiently and warmly answered all my queries about the century-old palace, sharing fascinating insights that deepened my appreciation for its history and charm. The highlight of my arrival was the grand surprise upgrade to the Maharaja Suite, which was simply extraordinary. Spacious, beautifully adorned, and thoughtfully designed, the suite epitomized luxury and comfort, with ample storage and a grand bed perfect for two.||||The property itself is impeccably maintained, celebrating the originality of its historical structure while ensuring the highest level of comfort and luxury for its guests. My dinner at Gulab Mahal was an absolute delight--the food was exquisite, and the staff were affable and pleasant, creating a dining experience that was as memorable as the surroundings.||||To top it all off, the hotel staff surprised me with a heartwarming birthday celebration, a gesture that I will cherish forever. A particular gentleman, whose name I regrettably forgot, went above and beyond to make the celebration truly special and unforgettable.||||Every aspect of my stay, from the grandeur of the suite to the thoughtful gestures of the staff, made this visit exceptional. I will undoubtedly return to Laxmi Niwas Palace, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a luxurious and authentic royal experience in Bikaner.

If you're dreaming of a royal and majestic wedding, Laxmi Niwas Palace is the perfect venue. Located in the heart of Bikaner, this heritage palace exudes elegance and charm. The sprawling lawns, grand architecture, and luxurious interiors provide a fairytale backdrop for weddings and celebrations, making it ideal for capturing beautiful wedding photos. The palace's banquet halls and garden can accommodate a large number of guests, and the attentive staff ensures a seamless experience, from planning to execution. The stunning surroundings, coupled with exceptional service, make it an ideal choice for those looking for a luxurious and memorable wedding experience. Highly recommend for couples who want a blend of tradition, beauty, and grandeur.

We stayed here at the Laxmi Niwas on the 30th Oct for one night only. All I can say is wow.... what a beautiful place. We where very, very fortunate to have the whole hotel (palace) to ourselves. We were told that there were only 3 or 4 rooms that had been taken. Also that the next night they were due to have 40 rooms occupied.|In the morning before we left, we decided to have a walk around the grounds. After around 15mins at the front, we were approached by (who we thought was one of the ground) staff. He asked if we would like a tour of the builds. We had no hesitation but to say yes. He took us to the top floor, where we could see for miles. He pointed out various aspects of the building and locations around it. He also mentioned that the latest "Princess" still living in one of the quoters, which was clearly visible for the roof.|An amazing tour. Many thanks to that person.|Also, there was a live band during our evening meal. A wonderful place (Palace). Would most definitely recommend this to everyone.|Mohan Patel

The palace is really beautiful and big. Is far sway from the noises of the street. It was really impactful and an experience stay in this residence. The food is great, both dinner and breakfast, and rooms are very clean and the staff very friendly and kind. It was a wonderful stay!

One of the best stays in Rajasthan we have been through. We got a good price for the suite and enjoyed it here on a rainy day. The hotel facilities are beautiful and there are rooms for entertainment and games. There is also a large and spacious garden with everything that pleases the eye. The staff are good and do their best. In the morning there is a flute player who performs a distinctive Rajasthani tune.

The palace gives you the feeling of stepping back in time. The arches and domes, the facade, the furniture all give you a sense of nostalgia taking you back a few hundred years. The staff service was top notch, all our requests were handled in time. The only issue was the cold, the heaters provided were not enough to heat the rooms sufficiently. The hot water in the shower was lukewarm in the morning. But these minor inconveniences could be ignored in place of the service and the lovely stay.

The security and admin personnel are rude and arrogant. When there is a big crowd ..Ofcourse all of them are invited they need to be trained to handle guests especially the elderly in a better manner rather than treat them like misfits. In the end it's a hotel like any other , where guests can walk around and experience different facets of this heritage . Was disappointed with this behavior and attitude

The entrance to this palace is absolutely stunning. The inside is just as good too. We received a warm welcome from friendly staff. The room was very large and looked great. The bed, however, was a little hard. The bathroom was ginormous. We had dinner in the inner courtyard, which was a lovely setting. It's a shame the meal didn't live up to the same, as it was not very nice. The lamb dish was basically bone and gristle. The Naan bread was not fresh.