Hotel Mukundgarh Fort, Shekhawati

Mukundgarh Fort is a heritage Hotel in Rajasthan, located in the Shekhawati region, north of Jaipur. This heritage hotel in Rajasthan is located in the Mukundgarh village of Shekhawati region and was built by Raja Mukund Singh, the local Rajput ruler in the 18th century. Built across an area of 2 acres, the Mukundgarh Fort depicts the old charm and the opulence of the early Rajputs.
 

Hotel Roop Niwas Palace, Shekhawati

The Roop Niwas Palace in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan was built by Thakur Roop Singh following the style of Edwardian architecture. Set amidst the wooded surroundings, Roop Niwas palace Hotel is bound by beautiful gardens with refreshing fountains gracing the beauty. The hotel still reflects the old royal charm and the walls in the Roop Niwas Palace Hotel have portraits of the royal family that keeps the regal feel alive amidst its walls. 
 

The Desert Resort, Shekhawati

A perfect haven set against the exotic backdrop of Havelis, Forts, Temples and cenotaphs - The Desert Resort is recreated in the style of a typical Rajasthani village and is peopled by camels, peacocks, birds and Khejri trees. It is one place where the guests can find the aesthetic charm of the rural without compromising on luxury or comfort.
 

The Piramal Hawali, Shekhawati

The magnificent Piramal Haveli , near the Shekhawati Bazaar reflects colonial architectural style and was built by the rich merchant, Piramal Chaturbhuji makharia. This Piramal Haveli is a salient building with passages, columns and courtyards that are adorned with striking paintings of Gods and Godesses from the Hindu Pantheon. Managed by the famous art restorer Francis Wacziarg in association with Neemrana Group of Hotels, the Piramal Haveli Hotel in Shekhawati is a wonderful place to stay.
 

Hotel Castle Mandawa, Shekhawati

The perfect place to know the legacy of Shekawati is from the comforts of the Hotel Castle Mandawa, a fortress, now converted into a luxurious heritage hotel. Castle Mandawa is the perfect combination of the old and the new. Medieval turreted towers, palanquin-roofed balconies, blend perfectly with modern comforts in old-world rooms