Khejarla Hotels

Khejarla Fort: Best Heritage Property with Awesome Rooms

AWESOME!!! Loved the rooms and the bathrooms there. The interiors and furniture were just EXCELLENT and so is the room service!

Unique Quality: The Khejarla Fort is converted into one of India's premier Heritage Hotel. Guests can experience aspects of royal living, traditional culture, beautiful furniture and priceless antiques during their stay.

The 38 mosaic laid spacious rooms with high ceilings, antiques, historical photographs, elegant tapestry, beautifully carved furniture and panoramic views are basic interiors to verbalize the elegance and grandeur reminiscence of the Rajputs. Each room has either a balcony or patio which offers breathtaking views, especially at sunset, of the beautiful village.

There different categories of rooms:

The Royal Chambers – each diverse in décor are equipped with all the modern amenities and comforts which suit discerning travellers offering a distinct experience. In the past, Royal Guests & Junior Members of the family used these rooms.

The Regal Rooms - redesigned for comfort are larger in size and have intricately designed furniture to set them apart from the ordinary. These rooms are redesigned for comfort. In the earlier days, Senior Members of the family and Visiting Royal Dignitaries used these rooms. These rooms are equipped with mini bars, tea /coffee makers, el safe.

The Suites - redesigned for Royal comforts offer a distinct experience of Royal living.

Guests can experience the grandeur and luxurious comforts which include comfortable sitting area, dining space, graceful furniture and spacious bathrooms. These rooms are equipped with modern amenities. In addition to this these Suites have a majestic view of the village and fields. These rooms were used by Senior Royal Family Members.

Sprawling lawns and manicured gardens at the Fort create an ambience which is at once serene, restful and yet spectacularly royal. These rooms are expressly designed for quiet, intimate moments, languorous daydreaming and restful solitude enjoyed by the Thakur’s.