Pre Wedding Mehendi Party Party Lawns in Jodhpur

Pratap Niwas belongs to the Royal family that owns the Jhalamand area. They have a 400 year-old Ancestral Haveli a simple stone’s throw away from Pratap Niwas. Their family has its roots in the Royal family of Udaipur as well. The logo of the Hotel depicts a lion and a horse sandwiching the Haveli. The Lion represent their family name- Singh, while the Horse represents the Royalty of Rajasthan.

Hotel Shagun Palace Offering Personalized Services and Attention in detail that makes the Welcome Warm and Stay Unforgettable. The Hotel Shagun Palace has a Multicuisine Restaurant which offers a large Variety of Vegetarian, Indian & Chinese food. The restaurants offers a choice of Rajasthani and Indian Continental cuisines in a cosy rural ambience.Hotel Shagun Palace also Provide Visitors a Comfortable stay in Luxurious Rooms. The Rooms have Permanant Bathrooms with Running Hot and Cold Water. The standard rooms with luxary facilities and attached bathrooms with hot and cold shower. Spotlessly clean, traditional rooms have nice and comfortable antique beds. 12 rooms. Each stay will be memorable because of its serene, soothing and salubrious atmosphere. Making presence in hospitality - Within a short span of time the Shagun Palace positioned itself as an eminently successful Hotel in Suncity offering world class hospitality standards, combined with ambience and quality service . Hotel Shagun Palace - A Jodhpur hotel with world class facilities

Our halls are equipped with latest audio-visual equipments like microphones, projectors, whiteboards, etc. to meet all your conferencing needs in style.

Whether you're hosting a meeting or a corporate gala, we offer all you need for a successful event. Take advantage of state-of-the-art audiovisual technology and high-speed Wi-Fi in your meeting room. Explore 6,942 square feet of event space at our business hotel, including three meeting rooms. Our culinary team, trained to cater special events, can prepare the perfect menu for your meeting. 

Consider our stylish meeting rooms, Sapphire and Jade Garden, for larger business gatherings

Your guests will be delighted with our amenities and ideal setting of our business hotel in Jodhpur

Premium Wedding Garden, for your special day.

With it's extraordinary space it is equipped with 2 prep-kitchen, 4 stores for your storage, ladies and gents room with box room.

* In house vintage bikes and cars available on rent.

With seemingly endless wedding venue options to choose from, it’s hard to narrow down your choices and select a venue that aligns with your budget, location, and style criteria. Lucky for you, we took all that into consideration and Goyal Greens was born.

Sitting on 1.6 acres of panoramic landscape and picturesque garden, Goyal Greens offers plenty of room to converse, relax and enjoy the beautiful ambiance.

The mansion, reminiscent of the romance of the bygone era, has been converted into a hotel by Maharaj Bharat Singh, the grandson and R.K. Brijraj Singh, the great grand son of Maharaj Ratan Singhji, with the exception that it still continues to be their residence as well.

So, whether you are in the drawing room amongst fascinating old photographs and family portraits or unwinding in the casual surroundings of the courtyard;

Whether you are savoring the traditional delicacies in the dining room or relaxing in the garden under the soothing shade of a seasoned Neem tree; At Ratan Vilas you will soon find yourself getting accustomed to a lively atmosphere and the legendary Rajput hospitality.

In a nutshell, “Ratan Vilas as a place to stay will impress you as being cared for.”

Established in 1780 by ThakurSuraj Mal, BISSAU (Thikana) shekhawat (Sadhani clan) the township of Surajgarh came up with the construction of the fort, for the construction of the fort not only offered employment to the people from the neighboring villages, but after its completion also offered a safe sanctuary from marauding bandits and invading armies.

The frescoes for which Surajgarh are famous owe their existence to the many travelers who came through this region, bringing along with them stories of the lands far away, the local populace started to decorate their homes with frescoes of the tales told by the travelers and from scenes from the mythological time. The materials used for painting the frescoes were crushed cowrie shells, lime and vegetable dyes which were produced locally. The cowrie shells were used as currency at one time, but since the chipped and broken shells had no value, they were crushed to produce a water resistant base for the frescoes.