Kishangarh House, Mount Abu
Kishangarh House, Mount Abu
Kishangarh House, Mount Abu
Kishangarh House, Mount Abu
Kishangarh House, Mount Abu
Kishangarh House or Victoria House as this erstwhile mansion is otherwise known as is one of the most sought after Heritage Hotels in Mount Abu. It was built in 1890 A.D by the then Maharaja of Kishangarh and acted as a summer retreat for the royal family. This exclusive heritage property still bears the trademark of royalty in all its bearings. The services offered here are the best that money can buy.
The 6 deluxe rooms and 8 cottages in this luxurious hotel are incorporated with the latest amenities for a hassle free stay. Much of the antique pieces have been kept intact to accentuate the heritage value of the place. The rooms provide a breathtaking view of the Lake and the valley beyond. Some of the common facilities in all the rooms irrespective of categories are:
- Attached bathroom
- Television
- Telephone
- Refrigerators
The in house restaurant of the hotel provides a wide array of multi cuisine dishes but Indian and authentic Rajasthani cuisines are their specialties. The décor of the restaurant is reminiscent of the Colonial era with teak wood furniture.
The hotel provides business facilities like fax, internet services, ISD, STD, and efficient secretarial services to its discerning business clients.
- Rajasthani folk dance and music
- Travel assistance
- Well maintained garden
- Indoor Games
- Horse Riding
- Children’s park
- Trekking
.Safe deposit boxes .Express laundry/ dry cleaning .Car rental .Medical facilities .Foreign currency exchange .Driver’s Quarters
Tucked away in the Aravalli ranges Mount Abu is one of the most frequented tourist destination in Rajasthan. The much talked about Jain Temples in Mount Abu are patronized by rich merchants. Intricate carvings in marble with open courtyard are characteristic feature of these temples. Figurines of women in different dancing postures adorn the walls and ceilings of the temples. The Vimala Vasahi Temple is the oldest of the group of Jain temples dedicated to Adi Nath, the first Jain tirthankara.