Mandawa Haveli

Mandawa Haveli, built in the Jaipur style of architecture with numerous pillars and arches. There are pleasant courtyards, lawns and terraces with a view of the splendid Nahargarh Fort. Built in by Thakur Bhagwat Singhji, the 15th ruler of Mandawa, this haveli lies in the heart of the Shekhawati region. It was ruled by the clan of Kachhawa Rajputs from the house of Amber. Originally conceived as a town house, it was under the guidance of Thakur Devi Singhji, the 17th ruler that the Mandawa Haveli was converted in to a hotel with all modern amenities.

Mandawa Haveli is adorned with painted archway that have interesting forms of paintings of Lord Krishna and his cowherds. The sprawling architecture houses different theme in different wings. Its spacious rooms are adorned by intricate interior wall paintings and mirror work with open terrace that offers a panoramic view of the whole town. The unique collection of preserved paintings and antiques adorn the main hall in the center of the castle, originally the 'durbar' and now an exotic lounge. The ceremonial costumes of the family collection and the precious arms with handle of jade and beautiful curios brought by the British as a gift for the nobles are well placed like a showcase of a museum. The ambiances of those years still linger around the rooms. A night stay is an experience in itself with thematic evenings and oriented and medieval cuisine.