• History: Constructed in 1464 AD by the Maharaja of Parmar Rajputs and supported by the Chauhans of Ajmer, Neemrana Fort Palace was later converted into the first heritage hotel in India during the mid-1970s. It was abandoned in 1947 but was acquired and restored into an exquisite resort near Delhi, opening its doors to guests in 1991.
• Rooms and Suites: The fort-palace boasts 78 rooms and suites spread over 14 levels, cut into the hill. Each room offers a blend of Rajasthani and colonial influences, making your stay truly enchanting.
• Accessibility: While exploring Neemrana involves many steps and ramps, two state-of-the-art lifts have been introduced to ensure an authentic fort-living experience without being too strenuous on your physique. Kailash Burj is ideal for guests who want to avoid many steps.
  
  
  

• Activities:

  • Hanging Gardens: Wander through hanging gardens and enjoy the lush greenery.
  • Swimming Pools: Take a dip in one of the two pools that seem to stretch out to the horizon.
  • Ayurvedic Spa: Pamper yourself with rejuvenating spa treatments.
  • Weddings: Neemrana Fort-Palace has hosted enchanting weddings, each with its unique charm and celebration style. Imagine a chapel adorned with a thousand candles or a Punjabi marriage with drums, dancing, and marigolds.

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• Swimming Pool: Enjoy a refreshing swim in the family and children’s pool.
• Arched Pavilions and Balconies: Explore the fort’s architecture and take in the views from various vantage points.
• Conference Halls: Neemrana Fort-Palace offers three conference halls: Jazam, Qanat, and Kasturi.