Since 1570 AD
Our Story
A haveli on the slopes of Mehrangarh Fort, standing through centuries of Jodhpur's history.
The haveli was built by the Marwar ruling family as a private royal residence — a home for the Marwari queens, set into the slopes below Mehrangarh Fort. Generations later, it still carries the marks of that purpose: a sandstone façade, hand-carved pillars, painted frescoes, and the jharokha balconies typical of Rajput residential architecture.
The Lobby
What's striking on a walk through the haveli today isn't restoration for its own sake — it's how much of the original building simply never needed replacing. Period furniture, ornate mirrors, and courtyard details from the building's life as a royal residence are still in place, now alongside the comforts guests expect from a hotel.
It was never built to be a hotel at scale — it was built as a residence, and it still feels like one.
While You're Here
Experiences Rooted in the Haveli
Sacred Welcome
Guests are greeted at the door with a tilak, the traditional mark of welcome, the moment they arrive.
Live Sarangi & Sitar
Local musicians perform on traditional instruments in the evenings, alongside Rajasthani folk dance.
Heritage Walks
Guided walks through the Blue City's old lanes and markets, and out to Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada.
Cooking & Henna
Hands-on Rajasthani cooking sessions and henna painting, arranged through the front desk.
Availability varies by season — ask the front desk, or mention it when you reserve, to confirm what's running during your stay.