Rawal Raghubir Singhji who developed the Bissau Palace in the early 1920's. One of the outstanding chieftains of the era, he was a man of vision and excellent taste as can be gauged by the vast collection of literary works, jewellery and objects d' Art, of which he was a great patron.
Bissau Palace is an elegant traditional hotel built in 1919 and recently renovated. Close to the walled city and overlooking the Tiger fort the Bissau offers an oasis of calm, care, comfort and respite from the 'heat and dust' of the city.

The guest rooms are spacious and comfortable. A gracious hotel with old-world charm and reputation for excellent cuisine and service. An atmosphere pregnant with intrigue, excitement, tragedy. Turreted ramparts enclosing a world of wealth.
There is the lounge and library with its vast collection of royal portraits, old silver and armoury dating back to the 17th century - all mementos of history and time exuding a languid grace of the bygone era.

51 Rooms with attached baths, Hot and Cold water,telephone, Tv's and room service. Amenities include a filtered swimming pool and jacuzzi. Also witness rare books in a fine wood panelled library, an assortment of arms used in war and a collection of old silver from the former states of Rajasthan.