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Mandawa Haveli, a boutique ‘design’ retreat in the center of the pink city of Jaipur, was built in 1896 by Thakur Bhagwat Singhji, the 15th ruler of Mandawa that bears testament to the historical Rajputana style of architecture. The Haveli was converted into a posh hotel

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Mandawa Haveli is a beautiful haveli converted into a posh hotel under the guidance of Thakur Devi Singhji that combines old world charm with present modern day luxuries.

 

Known for providing modern luxurious comforts and warm hospitality of Rajasthan, Mandawa Haveli is also easily accessible and therefore is one of the most sought after heritage hotels in the city.

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A refreshingly colourful and charismatic hotel located in the heart of Jaipur city, with a magnificent view of splendid Nahargarh Fort, incredibly combines the old world charm with the best of contemporary opulence.

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The hotel’s acclaimed Indian dining “Annadah” facing the fountain courtyard & the lawns, and a signature multi-cuisine restaurant overlooking the designer fresh water swimming pool are amongst the finest culinary destinations in the city. Adding to the connoisseur’s delight, offered are numerous open dining options at the resort’s enchanting courtyards and terraces.

 

Seventy rooms and suites occupy the mansion, most housing ornamental touches – intricately designed wooden beds, historic pictures and king-sized royal portraits – beautiful hallmarks of 19th century design. Each of the guest accommodations at this delightfully crafted retreat features finest en-suite bath with hot & cold shower, air-conditioning, television and wi-fi facility.

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Consider the retreat as your private haven. Enjoy the pleasant courtyards, terraces and sun-kissed lawns; choose an ayurvedic massage for rejuvenation; unwind in an aesthetically featured coffee lounge; try your hand at the pool table or take a dip in the refreshing fresh water swimming pool; indulge in speciality wines or cocktails; opt for private gala dinners; discharge your corporate obligations in the conference room or at the business corner with wi-fi; make a trip to nearby monuments or shopping bazaars; and end the day alongside the boisterous bonfire sharing the puppet stories and simple joys of native folk.