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Rooms: 23 rooms
Location: At a distance of 15 kms from the airport, 02 kms from the bus stand and railway station respectively.
Hotel Overview
Shahpura House has a rich legacy starting from its name and also its antecedents. It is named after the founder ruler of Shekhawat, called Maha Rao Shekhaji. It used to be the palace of the Rajputs and is almost 200 years old.
It was reconstructed, refurnished and given a face-lift in 1956 and converted into a hotel in the year 1991-92. It was renamed Shahpura House and since then it has been playing host to both Indian and foreign guests. It has a green environment and guests love the green lawns.
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Accommodation
Shahpura House offers well appointed and tastefully decorated rooms for its guests. It offers both air-conditioned rooms and suites. It has 24 hour room service designed to provide the guests a comfortable and a warm stay. It has a television in every room for the viewing delight of the guests. It also has STD FAX connection for fulfilling the communication needs of the guests.
Dining
Shahpura House is known for its culture over the last 40 years. It has a roof-top restaurant not usually found in most of the hotels. Here, the guests can unwind in the evenings with a drink in hand, a candle-lit dinner under the stars with soft music playing in the background.
In winters guests can enjoy the warmth of a bonfire, with live musicians playing in the background. The restaurant is painted with Shekhawati frescoes which recreate a Rajasthani ambience that reminds people of ancient times. It serves Indian, Rajasthani and Continental cuisine. It has a cocktail bar that serves the finest Indian and foreign liquor.
Hotel Facilities
Shahpura House is known for its grandeur and beauty. Its facilities also have the same qualities. It has a beautiful swimming pool where the guests can swim and rejuvenate. Guests can appreciate the rich culture of Rajasthan while watching traditional puppet shows and cultural dances while having dinner.
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