Wel-Come to Narain Niwas Palace

Hotel Narain Niwas Palace was built in 1928 by General Amar Singh, Thakur of Kanota & Commander of the erstwhile Jaipur State Force and a confidant of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh. General Amar Singh was the grandson of Thakur Zorawar Singh, founder of the Kanota family. Thakur Sivnath Singh, General Amar Singhji's brother, supervised the actual construction. The new mansion was named after their father, Thakur Narain Singh, who had been Chief of Police in the erstwhile Jaipur State as well as a minister at the neighboring princely state of Alwar.

Narain Niwas Palace was a country residence in which Thakur Amar Singh could withdraw when he wanted a change from his busy administrative and court life, and from the cares of the Kanota family's Haveli within the walled city. Like other noblemen of old Jaipur State, he built his "garden house" in the vicinity of Rambagh - the pleasure garden and palace built by Maharaja Ram Singh (1835-1880). Until world war II, Narain Niwas was surrounded by forest where Amar Singh could go to shoot game birds and for hunting wild boar, black buck & the occasional panther.

Thakur Amar Singh's reputation as a soldier, administrator and a sports man is exceeded by his reputation as a diarist. His diary, kept in English for 44 years from 1898 to 1942, in 89 folio volumes, 800 pages per volume, provides an unparalleled ethnographic account of Rajput life in princely India in the late Victorian and Edwardian eras.

Visitors can now enjoy traditional Rajput hospitality at Hotel Narain Niwas Palace - a property which is being run as a heritage hotel by the Kanota Family. Care has been taken to maintain the traditional furniture and decoration so as to provide visitors an unforgettable experience of the princely Rajput & Rajasthani culture. Rooms & Suites provide all amenities that modern day travelers are accustomed to.

Room Facilities
Hotel Narain Niwas Palace offers you well-appointed 37 air-conditioned rooms with authentic art deco furniture, including 11 suites and 26 standard rooms. All rooms have distinct decoration of past era where you will feel a royal richness. Every room is equipped with facilities such as attached washrooms, telephones, television, safety lockers and more.

Restaurant
Thakur Amar Singh Ji, famous for writing the world's longest continuous diaries, brought out a series of notes on recipes, interestingly even specifying the type of metal utensils for cooking particular dishes. Revival of ancient royal cuisine or "thikana" recipes is an added attraction at our hotels. The special royal thalis served at Narain Niwas are a treat to the soul. Mouth watering special menu is served. Recipes served are original recipes collected by Thakur Amar Singh Ji during his life time. Most recipes will not be found anywhere else. These are made in complete supervision of the family members - all culminating in a once-in-a-lifetime experience for each of our guests. Since 1863, the family of Kanota takes pride in continuing the centuries old tradition of following the original secret recipe in the same traditional way. You can savor specialities ranging from delicious traditional Rajasthani cuisine consisting of delicacies like dal bati and churma.

Bar
Rang Mahal.

Other Facilities & Services
Swimming Pool, Ayurvedic Massage, Yoga, Meditation, Spa, Doctor on Call, Same Day Laundry, Room Service, Money Exchange, Credit Card Acceptance, Safe Deposit Vaults, Travel Assistance, Car Parking, Rajasthani Folk Music & Dance, Puppet Show on Demand.


Tariff Plan

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Rates are inclusive of applicable taxes.   Rates may change during the fairs & festivals time.   Rates are in Indian Rupees.

Address - Narain Niwas Palace,
Kanota Bagh, Narain Singh Road,
Jaipur – 302004, Rajasthan (India).
Phone - +91-141-2561291, 2563448
Cell - +91-9414433101 (Gajendra)

Rooms - 37

Access
Airpor - 11 Km.
Railway Station - 05 Km.
Bus Station - 04 Km.