Hotel Bissau Palace

Built in 1874 by Thakur Chandra Singhji as the royal townhouse for the noble family of Bissau, Hotel Bissau Palace blends traditional Shekhawati architecture with historic Art Deco interiors. Spread across two acres just outside the old city walls, the property acts as a living museum, housing family portraits, authentic Rajasthani frescoes, historical armoury, and a classic car displayed in the lounge. It offers 30 character-rich rooms divided into Standard, Deluxe, and Royal Chambers. Notable features include a charming wood-panelled library, two garden courtyards, an outdoor swimming pool, and the Bhuwaneshwari restaurant serving traditional royal recipes