The Term haveli describes the traditional Indian mansion or Courtyard house, a large Family residence built around one or several Central Courtyard, with external walls rising directly against public streets.

Pal Haveli, located centrally in front of the clock Tower on the main street in jodhpur, Rajasthan was built by Thakur of Pal in 1847. The house has been inhabited by the Nobel family for more than 150 years. Pal haveli has Fascinated western guests since 1887, when Edwin Lord Weeks Sketched the Pal's Thakur Residence for Harper's Magazines. Now Pal's Haveli welcome another generation of honored guests to Pal Haveli.

Pal Haveli is a living Heritage Project, a place in time and space in which traditional life style and hospitality meets modern amenities and an international perspective. The only “living” haveli hotel in Jodhpur the private apartments.

Pal haveli is still occupied by the family of Thakur Bhawani Singh, who's Wife, Sons and Daughter …..Despite decidedly Contemporary educations…..still live to a great extent the traditional Nobel lifestyle to their ancestors.

The main entrance from the street level leads guests to the largest courtyard decorated with ornate pillars, antique doorways , and frescos which are expended and refreshed to commemorate family milestones, the most recent being the wedding of daughter Purnima to a Nobel man from Jaipur. In Jenana, or family Quarters, the family still sleeps on Woven cots with silver legs, moving the low beds on to the terrace on evening when the weather permits, and rising with the gentle breezes at Sunrise. The Mardana, or Social Section, Contains the most ornate Rajput architecture, Including original stain-glass windows. Elaborately painted pillars, and displays of Rajputs Artifacts and weaponary. All efforts have been made to preserve the historical identity and integrity of the haveli despite its modernizing environs. The hotel at Pal haveli Combines old Charm with best of modern amenities.

There are twelve elegantly appointed rooms with intricately carved antique beds historical photographs, and attached modern bathroom with around the clock hot and cold water. Pleasant courtyards Terraces offer splendid view of the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort, the royal Family's Cenotaphs at Jaswant Thada , Gulab Sagar, Clock Tawer and Old City and Umaid Bhawan Palace.

In the evening, enjoy a Rajasthani Dinner by Candle Light and a spectacular view of City.

At the Hotel Pal Haveli, The Family participates in every details of management and hospitality the doors to truly traditional yet subtly contemporary living haveli are always open to you.

Accommodations

20 Luxurious rooms, each decorated with an eye for historical detail and the cultural themes of Rajasthan. Each Rooms has an attached Bathroom.

Restaurant

Pleasant Courtyards terraces offer splendid view of the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort, the Royal Family's cenotaphs at Jaswant Thada, Gulab Sagar, Clock Tower, Old City & Umaid Bhawan Palace.

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are served. Guest can enjoy dinner by candle light on the highest outer terrace, where Pal Haveli offers the most distinctive view of the blue city of Jodhpur at night. Rajasthani Folk Dances Performed for guests on most evenings, and larger group feast can be organized up on request, flavoured "Hukka" is also served in a traditional way.

Pal Haveli Museum

To This Historic Haveli Built by Thakur of Pal in 1848. The House has been inhabited by the noble Family for more than 148 years.

The Haveli Museum Exhibits the heritage of the Rathore and Marwar in Arms, Costumes, Paintings Palanquins and exquisitely decorated period rooms. All ensconced within beautiful architects of Rajput Style that evoke the glorious past , and romantic by gone era. The walls will, perhaps speak to you as you wind your way through Pal Haveli.

Pal Haveli offers Beautiful surroundings splendid views of the Mehrangarh Fort, The Snow White Marble, Cenotaphs of the Rathore Rulers of Jodhpur Jaswant Thada, Gulab Sagar, The Clock Tower, The Old City and Umaid Bhawan Palace.