About Us - Roop Niwas Kothi Heritage Hotel

Welcome to Roop Niwas Kothi

In 1928, Rawal Madan Singh, the scion of the erstwhile estate of Nawalgarh, Rajasthan, gave a complete makeover to Roop Niwas, converting his country house and stables into his permanent home. This transformation marked the beginning of a legacy that continues to enchant visitors from around the world.

Presently, Rawal Devendra Singh, along with his wife and daughter, continue this proud tradition of hospitality, welcoming guests with the same warmth and grandeur that has defined the property for nearly a century.

The property stands as a testament to Rajasthani architecture and culture, beautifully preserved yet thoughtfully modernized to provide the comforts expected by today's discerning travelers.

Our Journey Through Time

Nearly a century of heritage and hospitality

1928 - The Beginning

Rawal Madan Singh transforms his country house into a magnificent residence, establishing what would become one of Shekhawati's finest properties.

Mid-20th Century - Preservation

The property is carefully maintained, preserving its original architecture, frescoes, and traditional design elements while adapting to changing times.

Late 20th Century - Opening to Guests

The family decides to share their heritage home with travelers, converting it into a heritage hotel while maintaining its royal character and family atmosphere.

21st Century - Modern Heritage

Under Rawal Devendra Singh's stewardship, the property seamlessly blends traditional hospitality with modern amenities, becoming a favored destination for heritage enthusiasts.

Today - Continuing the Legacy

Roop Niwas Kothi continues to welcome guests from around the world, offering an authentic glimpse into Rajasthan's royal heritage and the warmth of traditional Indian hospitality.

Nawalgarh & Shekhawati Region

Explore the cultural heart of Rajasthan

About Nawalgarh

Nawalgarh is a historic town in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan, known for its beautifully painted havelis (mansions) and rich cultural heritage. Founded in 1737, this town has been an important trading center and is often called the "Open Art Gallery of Rajasthan."

The Shekhawati Region

The Shekhawati region is renowned for its magnificent frescoed havelis, built by wealthy merchants in the 18th and 19th centuries. The region's unique artistic heritage makes it a must-visit destination for culture enthusiasts and history lovers.

Strategic Location

Roop Niwas Kothi is perfectly positioned for exploring Rajasthan:

145 km from Jaipur (Pink City)
216 km from Bikaner
Near Mandawa, Dundlod, and other heritage towns
Ideal base for exploring Shekhawati's painted havelis

Our Values

What makes Roop Niwas Kothi special

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Heritage Preservation

We take pride in maintaining the authentic architecture and traditions of our royal past while providing modern comforts.

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Warm Hospitality

Every guest is treated as family, experiencing the genuine warmth of Rajasthani hospitality that has been our hallmark for generations.

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Sustainable Tourism

We are committed to responsible tourism practices that respect our environment and support the local community.

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Cultural Authenticity

From our decor to our cuisine, we offer authentic Rajasthani experiences that connect guests with local culture and traditions.

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Quality Service

Our dedicated staff ensures every detail of your stay is perfect, from arrival to departure.

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Unique Experiences

Our horse stables and heritage activities offer experiences you won't find anywhere else in the region.

Meet the Family

The custodians of heritage hospitality

Rawal Devendra Singh & Family

Rawal Devendra Singh, along with his wife and daughter, personally oversees the operations at Roop Niwas Kothi, ensuring that every guest experiences the royal hospitality that has been their family's tradition since 1928.

Their hands-on approach and genuine care for guests' comfort has earned the property numerous accolades and a loyal following of visitors who return year after year.

"We don't just host guests; we welcome them into our family home and share our heritage with them." - The Roop Niwas Family

Our Heritage Story