About Khatu Haveli in Uniyaron Ka Rasta, Chandpole Bazar, Jaipur

Khatu Haveli was built in mid 19th Century. Since then, six generations of the Khatu family have lived in the magnificent Haveli.

Khatu is a small township which is located approximately 80 km west of Jaipur; it was a fiefdom of the erstwhile princely state of Jaipur. Khatu is also a very popular Hindu pilgrimage site.

Khatu Haveli was built by Thakur Sobhag Singh. (Thakur is the title given to the ruler of the fiefdom) His son, Thakur Hari Singh was the Commander in Chief and Chief of Police in Jaipur during the pre-independence era; his only surviving grandson amongst six brothers, Brigadier Amar Singh and his wife Sushma Singh presently run a portion of the Heritage Haveli as a small boutique property.

A haveli is a structure typically built around a courtyard. A large haveli comprises of two or more such structures with the courtyards interconnected. Khatu Haveli comprises of three spectacular courtyards and like most haveli's is characterized by magnificent arches, verandas, galleries and terraces.

The Khatu Haveli is located at the purani basti (old quarter) in the heart of the walled pink city of Jaipur. Its unique location gives the guests a glimpse and feel of the hustle and bustle of the people of this ancient city, as they face the challenges of the present times. The terraces offer an enthralling view of the famous Nahargarh Fort perched on the hilltop overlooking the Haveli.

The personal touch of the hosts with their vast experience will make your stay very special and memorable. Khatu Haveli beckons you to savour renowned Rajput hospitality set in true heritage ambience juxtaposed with all modern amenities.

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