Description
Situated south-west of Kota, and accessed from Udaipur, Jaipur or Ranthambore National Park, Bhainsrorgarh is perfect for those wanting something a little different on their itinerary around Rajasthan. Visiting this area is very much like travelling back in time where you can uncover traditional Rajput villages and warm and charming service.
The hotel dates from the 18th century, and has been lovingly restored by the present family who now also run the hotel. The hotel has 5 rooms all with balconies with views over the river and hills - they are all tastefully furnished to a high standard. All rooms are air-conditioned and are en suite with showers.
There is one dining room, but if the weather is good you can eat on the terrace. The food served is local Indian and they offer alcoholic drinks and room service.
There is much to do around the property including taking a boat out on the river at sunset. You can visit the towns of Bundi and Kota, and there are some interesting 12th and 13th century temples at Menal and Bijolia. There are also possibilities to take camel or horse safaris in the local area.
Accommodation
Bhainsrorgarh offers 5 Rooms - 4 Double Rooms and 1 Twin Room.
Childcare
Children are welcome, but there are no specific facilities.
Facilities
Restaurant
Services
Run by Rajveer and Hemendra Singh
When to travel
Kota has a mix of hot and pleasant climate. Summer (March to June) are hot and temperature lies between 30°C to 43°C. Winters are very pleasant with a temperature band of 11°C to 25°C. Monsoons are humid and moderate.
Dussera celebrations in Kota during October is quite unique as it marks the beginning of big processions and festivities. Effigies of demons like Ravana are burnt to symbolize the victory of good over evil. The festival is very attractive and popular.
Best time to visit is from September to March.
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Location and directions
Kota, India
Bhainsrorgarh is a fortified outpost of the kingdom of Mewar (Chittorgarh/ Udaipur), 235 kilometers northeast of Udaipur and 50 kilometers south of Kota. It crowns a 200 ft rocky ridge overlooking the river Chambal in Southern Rajasthan.
How to get there
The closest airport for major international flights is Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, a 10 hour drive away. Jaipur Sanganer International Airport services domestic routes as well as international flights from Dubai, Bangkok and Singapore. From Jaipur it's a 6-hour drive to Bhainsrorgarh.
