A
palace that traces its heritage dating back to 150 years is
undoubtedly a wonderful place to stay in. Built by Rawal Sheo
Singhji, a Prime Minister in the Jaipur court, who belonged
to the Samode family, the Samode Haveli was converted into a
heritage hotel in 1988. The hotel is a perfect example of hospitality
and royal grandeur meeting at a single place. Taking the guests
to live an era of erstwhile Rajput dynasty, Samode Haveli has
written the success story again and again. Tourists are sure
to get an experience of lifetime once they make their stay here.
Accommodation Facility
The heritage hotel offers 23 well-furnished rooms and suites
equipped with all modern amenities. Decorated with a different
theme makes sure that each room in the hotel offers a new charm
and elegance. The antiques and priceless paintings that adorn
the rooms, no doubt, make the ultimate style statement of imperialism.
Dining
There is a multi cuisine restaurant in the hotel that masters
in serving some excellent delicacies from all across the world.
The well stocked bar makes sure that you have a great time here
both in dining and drinking as well. The royal dining hall,
decorated lavishly with excellent regal furnishing will surely
add some more flavours to your delectable dishes.
Recreation
There are a number of recreational activities available in the
hotel that will actually leave you pampered. An excellent outdoor
swimming pool, a Jacuzzi, a wading pool for children, steam
room and an Ayurvedic massage center and a proper fitness room
for the fitness buff are all that Samode Haveli has in its offering.
There is also a shopping arcade within the hotel complex where
you can a have great time while shopping for Rajasthani handicraft
items.
| Quick Facts |
| Category |
Heritage Hotel |
| Location |
City Center |
| Address |
Samode House, Gangapole,
Jaipur -302 002, India |
| Accessibility |
17 km from Airport, 3 km from City Center,
8 km from Railway Station |
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