The Koolwal Kothi is made of lime work which reflects the regal times and the grandeur of a by-gone era. It is here that the gracious living and charming tradition of Nawalgarh still survives. The unique features of this property are its Fresco Bar & Restaurant offering Shekhawati Cuisine and not to forget its roof top hookah bar.

Kothi was built by the late Shri Anandilal Hemraj Koolwal in the year 1934. The legacy of Anandilal Hemraji lives on inside the exquisitely designed Haveli and Kothis. He not only made these Havelis but also constructed Dharamshalas Hospitals, Rest houses for the needy and also donated a lot of wealth for charity

• Total number of rooms - 18
• Bar/lounge
• Multiple large conference rooms

• Restaurant(s) in hotel
• Room service (24 hours)

• Phone
• Television

• Standard television service
• Individually furnished

Koolwal Kothi has 18 rooms containing 24 hours hot and cold running water, 24 hours room service, television and phone in all the rooms.

EXCURSIONS:

Talchapar

Asia's Great Blackbug Century - 70 Km, is situated on the fringes of Thar Desert. The word 'Tal' means plain land. Sprawling over an area of 1334 sq km, and abode to a variety of birds, the Tal Chhappar wildlife sanctuary in Rajasthan is an abode to a variety of birds widely renowned for Black Bucks.

Salasar Balaji Temple - 60 Km,

The history of this temple dates back to 1811 in a village called Asota, where a farmer while ploughing his field, got stuck by some rock under the earth and when cleared by his wife, emerged an idol of Lord Hanuman. The Thakur of that village dreamt being asked to shift the idol of Salasar for proper religious incarnation.

The Aath Haveli Complex

True to its name, ‘Aath’ meaning eight, consists of a complex with eight havelis which lie on the west of the Bala fort. The frescoes on these havelis display the transition in the painting styles over time. The paintings depict inventions like a steam locomotive to elephants, horses and camels.

Muraraka Haveli

Opposite the Aath havelis is situated the Muraraka Haveli which boasts of some very fine paintings including the miniature paintings from the Krishna legends.

Ananadi Lal Poddar Haveli

This haveli is now converted into a school. It was built in the 1920s and displays many fine paintings. The old building is still well maintained as its only haveli in Shekhawati region to be restored by its owner.

Khedwal Bhawan

Khedwal Bhawan is known for its striking mirror and blue tile work at the entrance to the inner courtyard. The spectacular frescoes depict beautiful art work like the story of legendary lovers Dhola Maru on an outside wall, a locomotive engine crossing a bridge and a woman on a swing in festivities of Teej Festival.

Hem Raj Kulwal Haveli

To the north is Hem Raj Kulwal Haveli, depicting at the entrance portraits of the Kulwal family and also of Indian leaders like Gandhi and Nehru. Built in 1931, the windows of the haveli are bordered by very colorful architraves. An ornate silver gate leads to the inner courtyard, showcasing some fine paintings, mostly of religious themes.

Nawalgarh Fort

The once beautiful but now a little disfigured fort due to lack of maintenance is one of the main buildings on this town. The Nawalgarh fort was built in 1737AD and its dome has an aerial view of Jaipur painted on it. Today it houses two banks and a few government offices.

• Horse riding/rental nearby