The Grand Haveli and Resorts

The property beautifully showcases Rajasthani heritage with its stunning architecture, intricate artwork, and warm ambiance. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-maintained, giving a perfect blend of comfort and tradition. ||The staff is extremely courteous, attentive, and always ready to help, which made the stay feel very homely. The food served was authentic, delicious, and freshly prepared – a real taste of Rajasthan.||The location is also ideal, with easy access to nearby havelis and attractions. Overall, my stay was outstanding, and I would highly recommend Hotel Raj Haveli to anyone visiting Shekhawati. It deserves a full 5 out of 5 stars!

This is a very ‘authentic’ resort and good for a single night stay if you prefer modern amenities. ||The resort is divided into 2 sections. We were in the newer portion, so dinner and breakfast was across the street. Breakfast was quite good and the staff were very nice. Unfortunately there was some torrential rain during our breakfast and it was a challenge to get back to our side of the street due to flooding. At least we had a fun story to share!||Warning: the bathroom does not have a divider between the shower and the toilet, so the entire floor gets wet when you shower.

Beautiful heritage property in Nawalgarh with stunning architecture, peaceful courtyards and well-kept gardens. The interiors are elegant and give a true Rajasthani feel. Staff, service team and front desk are very humble and courteous, making our stay truly memorable. Highly recommended!

Amazing and magical place! It is better than expected. Tasty food and amazing views. The room is spacy and clean. Loved it! Were met on the door with complimentary drinks. We would like to continue our stay if the next hotels weren't prebooked.

Overall very good, peaceful place. Traditional rajasthani vibes. They had a puppet show also in the evening. Good swimming pool. Just the service was okayish. Rest all was great

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.

So far I did not visit yet but seems to be spectacular ...I hv been dealing in the same field from last above 2 decades ...Heritage properties ...honestly my passion ...Thx for sharing ...its glorious ..💐

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.