Mandawa Haveli is a heritage hotel in Mandawa, Jhunjhunu, RajasthanIt was built in 1890 by a Marwari jeweler and is one of the most spectacular havelis in Jaipur. 

The haveli has 70 rooms, some with intricately carved wooden beds, historic photographs, and royal portraits. 
It also has courtyards, a swimming pool, lawns, and terraces with views of the Nahargarh Fort.

The haveli is located 164 feet from Raghunath Temple and 1640 feet from Fort Mandawa. It also has a restaurant, coffee shop, and free Wi-Fi in public areas. 

The current owner, Mr. Dinesh Dhabhai, and his family purchased the haveli in 1984. Between 1984 and 1990, they operated a small handicraft shop within the haveli. Many tourists suggested converting it into a hotel. 

Mandawa is famous for its beautiful havelis, which are a trademark of the Shekhawati region. The Shekhawati region is also known as the world’s largest open-air art gallery. 

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Shekhawati is a semi-arid region in the northeast part of Rajasthan, India. The name Shekhawati translates to "the land of Shekha's clan" or "the gardens...
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