This was my second visit to India. The first time I came with my mom, 12 years back when I was 16. Wow...India has changed so much! It has changed for good...! I initially thought that it would be the same the way it was...quite and slow India...but no..it was fast modern with jazzy people arround! I had decided to... more

We stayed at the Nana Ki Haveli for 4 nights during our travel to Rajasthan. This place was initially a garden property outside of Jaipur. Later on, the garden space was split among the heirs within the family, which left the house with little surrounding space. That is why it was converted to a haveli later on. This place is... more

The haveli was beautiful and had a lovely courtyard where we used to sit and relax; the room in which we stayed was also very attractive and spacious with a beautiful painting on the wall. The room was the orange one on the first floor. The food was also amazing and was very different from all the other places where... more

Nana Ki Haveli becomes in the last 3 years my home place in jaipur where i get luxury of a quiet, clean, and friendly environment that too very near the old city. Mr. Singh tells you in a very wonderful way the history of Jaipur, India and his fantastic stories explain you the Hindu religion very beautifully. Mrs. Singh gives... more

Totally excellent place, Clean and old worldy, nice beds, decent TV and GREAT ac, met the couple who run the hotel and they are really very nice and genuine people. Breakfast was a bit expensive for what we got and I don't think they do much other food, but there's a rickshaw stand 3 mins away if you go out... more

The location is not far from the old town. The building is from end of 18th century, it is an official ' Haveli ' looking like what we expect from a nice building in Rajastan. The building has been owned by the same family for 5 generations. The grandfather of the grandfather of the actual owner was ' Nana' which... more

We planned to visit Jaipur, and stayed at the Nana Ki Haveli in the month of December’08. A beautiful, charming and peaceful heritage hotel managed and owned by a very welcoming family. This hotel is located in the middle of a lot of hustle-bustle yet so calm. What makes me write about the memories of this place is about its... more

We stayed here for one night in March. The room we had was good, two beds with nice decorations and all but the bathrooms are in desperate need of rehauling. First off I hit my head just trying to pass into the bathroom. Low overhang. Then the water pressure was so minimal and the fixtures totally outdated and the hot... more

We spent three nights at Nana ki Haveli. The rooms are charming, clean and comfortable. Mr and Mrs Singh are very welcoming and keen to make the guest feel at home. The hotel staff are lovely and very helpful. The breakfast takes a while to be served and the coffee and milk is drip-fed but that is the worst that... more