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Balrampur House, Nainital |
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Balrampur House Nainital was the summer Palace of the Royal Family of Balrampur since the 1880's. It was known as Ivy Park Palace till 1932 when the old single story palace was demolished to recreate a modern structure by the famous European Architect, Monsieur Mortimere in the style of a French Chateaux. |
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Child up to 5 years complimentary (without extra bed) Child between 5 to 12 years 25% charge from the above Package (with or without extra bed). Child 12 and above 35% charge from the above Package. (with or without extra bed). Package Includes:- Season: 11th May'11 to
05th July'11, 27th Dec'11 to 02nd Jan'12. |
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Accommodation :
Tastefully appointed rooms,each with a remarkable view of the
sprawling garden.. |
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Restaurant :
This dining room used to be the Billiard Room
where the Maharaja enjoyed the sport.
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Balrampur House, second only to the Government House with its
sprawling gardens landscaped by manually chiselling out the hillside
to create perfect flat lands, towered by Cheena Peak as a back drop
is amongst the most beautiful and imposing properties in Nainital.
The present Maharaja converted the Palace into a Heritage Hotel in
1995. Every year the Maharaja of Balrampur would move to Nainital in the Kumaoun hills with his officials and entourage to escape the blistering heat of the plains and govern his Estate from the cool climate of the hill station, returning to Balrampur with the onset of monsoon rains. |
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