History has it that in the
late 1500 AD important
Mughals camped in this “char
bagh” with a stunning chhattis-dari (36-pillared
pavilion) at its heart. This
shielded the women in its
underground chamber during
the summer as it had a moat
of water on all its four
sides. Later, as the
conquering Maratha army
marched towards Delhi, the Jadhavs took possession of
this natural water catchment
area. Sardar Deorao
Bhausaheb Jadhav and his son Sardar Krishnarao Deorao
Jadhav used this 'bagh' as a
summer house with the
ladies’ section in Deo Bagh
and the mens’ section in Jai
Vihar, the family's current
home.
The garden complex houses
the most exquisite family
temples, a ‘hathi khana’ for
elephants, stables and
cenotaphs. Important Gwalior
State meetings, especially
against the British – when
the valiant Rani of Jhansi
fought from the fort rampart
close by, were held here
during that time.
Rooms:
Deo Bagh has 15 rooms spread
across 5 wings facing a Nau
Bagh. These have been named
after the historical
connections of the Jadhav
family of Gwalior.
There are 3 suites and 12
rooms. Should you want two
or more adjacent rooms,
please make a request while
booking.
The reservations office
shall try its best, but all
categories of rooms are not
always found together.
Dining:
In the large dining hall of
this hotel elates guests
with delicious spread of
North Indian delicacies
along with some surprise
items of Continental
cuisines. Most famous dishes
in this hotel are the
authentically cooked Maratha
delicacies. The chefs are
very accommodating here and
can prepare dishes as per
the whims and requests of
the diners as well.
Facilities:
Bathroom amenities, Mineral Water, Fruit Basket, Airport/Railway Station
Transfer, Hot/Cold Running Water, Guide Service, Taxi Service, Conference Hall, Doctor on Call, Air Conditioning, Tea/Coffee Maker, Wi-Fi, Laundry Service, Parking
and Internet Facility.
Location:
Nearest Railway Station Gwalior
06 Km.
Nearest Airport Gwalior 17
Km.
Distance from Major Cities
- Agra (121 kms), Kanpur
(264 kms) |