Located on the Delhi - Jaipur Highway in the village of Neemrana in Alwar district is the beautiful Neemrana fort palace of small palace dating from the 15th century AD.

This heritage hotel, like the village of the same name, deserves to be discovered slowly, little by little, all the time relishing its quaint, romantic and serene atmosphere. Neemrana is connected to the powerful Rajput clan of Chauhans. It was made the third capital of the descendants of Prithviraj Chauhan who was defeated and killed in battle of Tarain by Mohammad Ghori in 1192 AD. The battle became the turning point in the Indian history. It paved the way for the Muslim Rule in India, which came to an end in 1857 when the last Moghul Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar was sent in exile to Rangoon by the British after the failure of the First War of Independence.

The place is named after a brave local chieftain Nimola Meo. Though Nimola Meo was defeated by the Chauhans, his name was given to this site as a mark of his chivalry and bravery.

This beautiful site was chosen by Raja Rajdeo and the fort palace was built in 1464 AD. Located on a majestic plateau on the sylvan hills of Aravalli Ranges, the hotel is one of the oldest heritage hotels in India. Here you can get the atmosphere where you can immerse yourself in the history replete with romance and chivalry.

Name	Neemrana Fort-Palace
Category	Heritage Hotel
Location	Village Neemrana, District Alwar, Rajasthan 301 705, India
Rooms	40 Rooms
Amenities	Multicuisine Restaurant, Games: Playing cards, Chess, Carom board, Treasure Hunt, Musical Chair, Library, a guided tour of the Fort, Free yoga and meditation exercises, Ayuervedic rejuvenation, Holistic treatment after consultancy with a doctor, swimming pool, Jacuzzi.
Group	Neemrana Group of Hotels