The Grand Haveli and Resorts

During a 10 day your of Rajasthan, this was our first overnight, and probably the worst hotel. Beautiful building, and I understand very rural, but lacked amenities. Room was basic, large and clean, but no Wi-Fi ( you had to sit in reception). The thinnest pillows I have ever seen and only 1 each. Luckily we were really tired so slept ok. The dining is across the road, which is fine, but there were large your parties in and as we were only 2 got ignored. Good was usual buffett, but probably the worst one we had, with very little choice. Staff disinterested as too busy with the large parties. Breakfast ok, but the rudest man at reception we encountered in India, which was unusual as everyone is so friendly. Would not recommend this as a place to stay.

Apart from one person’s service and sincerity, nothing was worth mentioning. It’s because of him our stay at grand haveli was possible. Frequent light cuts, no television, very poor professionalism , on top it charges were touching the sky. I am really thankful to Mr. Anand singh for his service which compensated everything.

The hotel is good but it is very expensive. If you go there for just an hour then they charge you up to Rs. 3000. And the behaviour of the staff members is also not good at all.

This is a stunningly beautiful old haveli lovingly maintained and in a great location. It's a very short and delightful walk to the Podar Haveli museum, which is a "don't miss" if you've come to see examples of Shekhawati decorative arts. Service here was attentive and kind. I had no trouble with hot water or with wi-fi access from my room, though the second courtyard has more comfortable furniture and an elegant ambience for tending to things like email. I felt very lucky to be able to spend a day admiring the old havelis of Mandawa and Nawalgarh and then to get to stay in one. I admire the hard-working staff and gentlemen of the front desk who make this evocative place a truly welcoming and memorable experience.

Luxury hotel in nawalgarh. Rooms are deluxe. I think there are three type of rooms. Deluxe, sweet and Rani.

Stunningly renovated traditional Haveli.|Beauty is around every corner in this very clean, traditional hotel. |The bedrooms have the most ornate fixtures and fittings, that wouldn’t look out of place in a high end antique store.|The staff are all very welcoming and obliging. |The buffet served in the evening is lovely local fayre. There is also quite an extensive a la carte menu to choose from.|I would highly recommend staying in this beautiful hotel.

The property is located in the heart of the heritage core, and has 28 rooms on offer. Quiet ambience with polite staff. Food was simple, but tasty, and prepared fresh upon order. The rooms are well furnished and toiletries and linen is supplied. The property is well maintained, and has deluxe rooms and suites on offer. They have a newer wing (27 more rooms) across the street. The property can be a good option for an extended family vacation or a small level event. Would recommend 8.5/10 👌🏼

Stunning beauty of a hotel, Good service. Nice rooms for such rural area. However, food was absolutely terrible. Pre-toasted toasts that are kept in a metal container (so they become soggy). Flavorless "lemon chicken". Truly awful food.