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Hotel Specifications
Accommodation
The rooms are very much like the ones that were used by the Thakurs of Alsisar. Antique furniture and mediaeval Rajasthani style-fabrics charmingly enhance the Rajasthani experience.
An assortment of 36 air-conditioned rooms which have individual temperature controls and attached tub-baths with running hot and cold water round the clock.
Other Facilities
Swimming pool, Folk dances and Puppet
shows, Camel safaris and jeep safaris, Doctor on call, Room
service, Car on Rental, Safe Deposit, Car Parking, Restaurant,
and Laundry.
Basic Data
| Country | India |
| State | Rajasthan |
| District | Jaipur |
| City | Jaipur |
| Location | In the heart of Jaipur
Distance From Airport - 12 Kms
Distance From Rail Station - 2 Kms
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| Rooms | 30 rooms |
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City Information
A holiday at the Pink
City of India, Jaipur is like a dream come true. The magnificent
Mahals will do magic to you. City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort and
the Jal Mahal top the list of must visit palaces at Jaipur. Camel
ride on the sand dunes, picnic at the nearby Ramgarh Lake, movie at
the famous Raj Mandir theatre, and elephant polo at the Rambagh
palace are must dos at Jaipur. The Kundan jewelry and the blue
pottery of Jaipur are world-renowned. The hand block printed
Sanganeri and Bagru cotton fabrics make excellent souvenirs.
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More than five centuries ago, the grandson of
Maharaja Udaikaran of Amer, Rao Shekhaji, founded the sub-clan
popularly known as Shekhawat. Alsisar Haveli is owned by this Branch
of the Kachhawa clan of Rajputs. The descendants of the family have
restructured and refurbished their old mansion (Haveli) into a
modern day Heritage Hotel to give the guests a feel of the Raj days.
Alsisar Haveli lies tucked away in the heart of the pink city,
Jaipur. It brings back to life the grandeur of the old days and is a
memorable regal Rajasthani experience for the guests. Built in 1892,
the Haveli incorporates the finesse of traditional Rajput
architecture and is a sight to behold. The large elevated platform
that dominates the central area of the ground floor and once used
for get-togethers by the gents of the house is now open to guests
who can witness puppet shows and folk dances while enjoying their
snacks or drinks. The spacious lobby, which opens into the chowk
(inner courtyard), was a century ago used by the ladies of the house
and is now open to guests for a tête-à-tête.