Rani Mahal

Marwar ruler Maharaja Ajit Singh built Rani Mahal in the 17th century. Back then, the haveli was meant to house the Marwari queens and be a private royal residence. Around 450 years have passed since then, with the haveli-turned-hotel now accommodating guests from all over the world.

The hotel still looks just as regal as before, despite being modified to accommodate modern needs. It proudly boasts Rajput architecture and follows traditions and customs from the past to preserve its rich heritage.

Dating back to the time of the Marwar rule in Jodhpur, Rani Mahal boasts a sandstone facade and breathtaking Rajput-style architecture. The painstakingly carved pillars and colorful wall frescoes tell stories of the royal past of the city. You'll also find period furniture and other details here. The spacious courtyards, terraces, and quintessential jharokhas add to the Rajasthani haveli vibe.

Each room at the property has a unique character, showcasing details from the past like portraits, ornate mirrors, and more.

Rani Mahal offers both indoor and outdoor dining opportunities. It has two excellent restaurants serving first-class meals. At Jeeman Veg Restaurant, feast on local and international delicacies in a fine dining setting. The restaurant is open for all meals of the day and high tea and offers vegetarian food.

If you're fond of alfresco dining, head to the rooftop restaurant. Gaze at Mehrangarh Fort as you explore the Indian, European, and Chinese specialties. This restaurant also serves vegetarian meals and is open for breakfast, lunch, high tea, and dinner.

As its name suggests, Rani Mahal guarantees a wedding fit for a queen. You'll be surrounded by traditional Rajasthani architecture and decor, which will add a flair to your ceremony. It also means that you'll have the perfect pre-wedding shots. 

The indoor banquet hall at the property can accommodate 200 seating and 300 floating guests. Expect impeccable service when it comes to decor, catering, and entertainment.

Cultural Experiences

Rani Mahal sets the stage for an enriching cultural experience. You'll be graciously welcomed with a sacred tilak as soon as you enter the hotel. In the evenings, local musicians will serenade you with traditional instruments like the Sarangi and Sitar. Regional dance performances will also keep you entertained. Go sightseeing or on village safaris to mingle with the locals. For a more hands-on experience, join a cooking or pottery class or get a henna tattoo. With the help of the hotel's concierge service, you can also book tours to nearby heritage sites such as Mehrangarh Fort and Jaswant Thada.

Other celebrations

You can plan a special event for your loved one's birthday or an anniversary at Rani Mahal with the management and staff's assistance. Just make sure to check with them in advance!