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Alsisar Haveli Jaipur
Alsisar Haveli is located on Sansar Chandra Road, in the heart of the city. It lies within a half kilometre radius of the bus stand, railway station, M I Road and the walled city. It enjoys proximity to all centres of commercial and tourist interest within Jaipur and is easily accessible. Alsisar Haveli brings back to life the grandeur of the old days and is a memorable regal Rajasthani experience for the guests. Refurbished in 1982, the Haveli incorporates the finesse of traditional Rajput architecture and a site to behold. A path leads through an immaculate garden upto a large elevated platform that dominates the central area of the ground floor. It is open to guests who can witness puppet shows and folk dances while staying here. On one side of this platform is the swimming pool while the restaurant is on the other side. The central portion comprises the reception and a formal drawing room or lobby. Done up in traditional upholstery with walls adorned by ornate paintings and black and white photographs, it is reminiscent of the regal era gone by. The hotel successfully blends traditional hospitality with modern services.
Facilities and Services For recreation, the hotel has a swimming pool surrounded by plants and offering the ideal place to relax after a strenuous day of excursions in the city. The hotel also has a Business Centre that offers internet access at a charge of Rs. 50 for half an hour. Other facilities available at the hotel include a reading hall, travel desk, car rental service, recreation area, and masseur on call, doctor on call, power backup, laundry service and parking facility.
Room Amenities Accommodation is offered in 33 Standard rooms and 14 Suites that are furnished with antique furniture and Rajasthani style fabrics. All rooms have individual temperature controls for air conditioners besides all modern amenities that include a four poster bed with drapes, cable television, direct dial telephone, cushioned chairs with glass topped center table, study table, dressing table, luggage rack and cupboard. The attached washrooms feature bath tubs and receive round the clock running hot and cold water. The Suites are larger in size and have additional amenities like a reclining chair, coat and hat stand and a hair dryer. Washroom amenities are common across room categories and include soap, shampoo, moisturiser and shower caps. All rooms have access to common sit-out areas and courtyards that dot the building.
Dining Real gold inlay work adorns the walls of the stately restaurant where sumptuous multi cuisine meals are served while the bar offers a range of the choicest liquors. The restaurant is open from 7 am to 10 pm while the bar remains open from 11 am to 11 pm. Guests can also enjoy snacks and beverages by the poolside and in the various courtyards. Room service menu is the same as the restaurant and is available from 7 am to 10:30 pm. Parking Available
Haveli in Rajasthan
Rajasthan Havelis is named after the Rajputs who were kings as well as brave soldiers. They have created a much spectacular building where they used to stay popularly known as Havelis, which helped as a resident for the royal family.
These monuments are evidence of the remaining example of the state rich architectural heritage. The much-talked Havelis of Rajasthan are Samode haveli, Patwon Ki Haveli, Nathmalji Ki Haveli, Shekhavati Haveli, Mandawa haveli and many others.
History of Havelis in Rajasthan
From 1830s Haveli became an important building in Rajasthani regions of Shekhawati and Marwar. The marwaris used to commission artists to paint the havelis. These were a status symbol for the merchants and traders. These were also the dwelling places of the joint families that offered comfort away from the day-to-day tensions of the world. There would be one large gate at the entrance and the mansion would be closed from the other sides. These were spacious abodes that were richly decorated.
Features of Havelis in Rajasthan
The main features of these havelis were chhajjas (sunshades), jharokhas (balcony windows) and jalis (screen windows). These huge mansions were usually built around a courtyard with darwazas done in beautiful architectural elements. The marwari havelis of the Shekhawati region have murals with remarkable colours. The motifs on the walls are varied from everyday scenes and subjects inspired by the west. An amazing feature of these havelis was the intricately carved wooden doors.
Architecture of Havelis in Rajasthan
The havelis of Shekhawati consist of 2 courtyards - an outer one and an inner one. The outer courtyard is for men. The inner courtyard (aangan) is exclusively for women. A large Haveli with two or three stores can have three to four courtyards. The towns and villages of Shekhawati are renowned for the frescos on the walls. One of the most well known Haveli in this regard is the Patwa havelis of Jaisalmer. The stone carved jharokhas are a major tourist attraction here.
Other places where one can come across grandiose havelis are Churu, Jhunjhunu and Sikar. The havelis were mainly painted in blue, yellow, green, indigo and maroon. With the advent of the 19th century the motifs on the walls underwent a change. New themes of telephones, trains, cars, balloons, British hunters, gramophones, the paintings of the Haveli owners became popular.
Famous Havelis in Rajasthan
From Jaipur to Jaisalmer and from Bikaner to Jodhpur, the colourful Havelis in Rajasthan tell again the magnificence and splendour of the former times. Tourists often plan their tour to Rajasthan to get a sight of these Havelis in Rajasthan. Following are the famous Havelis in Rajasthan:
