Promoted as a premium heritage hotel by Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation, the Chail Palace also known as Maharaja's palace surrounded by deodars and pines, is an enchanting site. The palace is an exquisite example of Indian and British architecture, built by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh when he was expelled from Shimla by the Britisher's in 1891. Set in approximately 75 acres of land, this magnificent palace was purchased by the State Government of Himachal Pradesh in 1972 and now is promoted as a premium heritage hotel. Surrounded by spacious lawns and gardens the palace has picturesque cottages and huts for tourists. It has three very spacious cottages, namely Rajgarh, Monal and Wood Rose. The hotel also boasts a children's park, badminton and tennis court, billiard room and a conference room.
