Bal Samand Palace is a fine specimen of Rajput architecture in red sandstone surrounded by wide expanses of lush green gardens. It is built on the banks of Bal Samand Lake - a 13th century artificial lake. For centuries it has been an exquisite setting for royal leisure and recreation.

A short distance away from the Umaid Bhawan Palace in the city of Jodhpur, Bal Samand Palace is fine specimen of the Rajput architecture. Built in red sand stone and surrounded by wide expanses of lush green gardens, it offers a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of the lively town of the Bal Samand lake - a 13th century water reservoir that supplied drinking water to the city, it has been an exquisite setting for royal leisure and recreation for centuries. The palace has recently been converted into a hotel & now operational as a Welcom Heritage Hotel with all modern amenities.

Recently converted into a hotel with all the modern amenities and is an ideal place for a quiet holiday. Apart from the events within the palace like theme lunches and dinners, on the offer to the tourist are out door activities like excursions to nearby places of interest can be organised. Other facilities are a coffee shop and a swimming pool.

Room service, hot & cold running water, telephone, fax, television, safe deposit, channel music, bar & restaurants