Built between 1902-1926 by Maharajah Ganga Singh of Bikaner, Lallgarh Palace is one of the prestigious properties of the Welcome Group- Sheraton hotels. This magnificent palace in imposing red sandstone is an example of pure Rajput martial architecture. Designed by sir Swinton Jacob, this palace has several grand halls, lounges, cupolas and pavilions. The exotic palace has magnificent pillars, richly carved fire mantles, Italian colonnades and motif of the lotus in full bloom, adding to the magic of its facade.

The most perfect example of a Rajput Palace, Lallgarh palace was built at the turn of the century and is a sprawling red sandstone residence with separate wings, one of which is occupied by members of the royal family while another wing forms a museum. Lallgarh Palace is the most completely integrated example of Indo-Saracenic architecture and has played host to a number of dignitaries from allover the world.

Accommodation
The palace is a treasure trove where the guest can spend hours 'walking in the past'. Each room here is a suite with period furniture - four poster beds, chaise-lounges and exquisite carpets. Deluxe room one king bed: single double occupancy. The walls of the palace are full of reminders of the past- vintage etchings, hunting trophies and old portraits. The palace is a monument of magic the transports the guests into the glorious past.

Pierced screens shade large windows from the harsh sun of the desert, while extensive corridors lined with photographs connect with rooms and suites where the princes once trained in the art of kingship. There are formal lounges and meals are served in a dining hall reminiscent of the banquets once hosted here.

Museum and Library
Other remarkable features of the palace are its own museum and, clay pigeon trap and skeet shooting facilities at adjoining ranges. other attractions include excursions to Gajner Lake, Deshnoke temple, kolayat and camel breeding farms. Other facilities include spacious lawns, banquet and conference halls, tennis, billiards and croquet.
Room Facilities
Room facilities include air-conditioned, mini bar and refrigerator, telephone, television and tea/coffee facility.

Hotel Facilities
Hotel facilities include a restaurant, bar, coffee shop, swimming pool, tennis court and massage/sauna.

Recreational Activities
Recreational activities include Camel safari, Tennis, Billiards, Croquet court, Lush green lawns, Masseur, Astrologer, Rajasthani folk singer, Puppet show and Jeep safari.

Excursions
Other attractions include excursions to Gajner lake, Deshnoke temple, Kolayat and camel breeding farms. Other facilities include spacious lawns, banquet and conference halls, tennis, billiards and croquet.

Sightseeing
This desert town in the northwest of Rajasthan was founded in 1488 by Rao Bika, a descendant of Rao Jodha of Jodhpur. The old city is surrounded by a high crenellated wall. In the olden days, the city of Bikaner figured prominently on the great caravan trade routes. Today, it is a lively and colourful city reminiscent of the days of yore. A number of festivals such as Teej and Holi are celebrated in the city, in much the same way as they have been for centuries.