Popularly known as the open art gallery of Rajasthan, Shekhawati is an invaluable contribution of the Marwari traders of Rajasthan. This semi-desert region is known for its colourfully painted havelis (mansions) that are commendable pieces of the great artistic tradition of Shekhawati. The name Shekhawati literally translates into 'the land of Shekha's clan'-a name derived from Rao Shekha of the 15th century and a scion of Kachhwaha family of Jaipur. The region extends over two districts of Rajasthan, namely, Jhunjhunu and Sikar. Most of the havelis were constructed between AD 1750 and 1930 by the Marwaris, but successive droughts forced many of these families to leave the state. For a long period, these havelis remained in sheer neglect and started crumbling when one or two wealthy Marwaris took the initiative in restoring them.

The money flowed in the next few decades and the entire region attained great touristic value.Shekhawati Hotels come in various categories that suit the needs of every pocket. The beautifully adorned and well furnished rooms of these hotels offer a relaxed and comfortable setting for the guests. Guests may even enjoy the experience of staying at tents and cottages at quite a few of these Hotels in Shekhawati.The rooms of Hotels in Shekhawati, India come fitted with contemporary amenities like attached bath, running water, television, AC or desert coolers etc, to name a few. The competent room service at these hotels stays alert to cater to the needs of the guests, be it big or small.Dining at Hotels of Shekhawati, India is a remarkable affair. Guests can savor delicious Rajasthani, Indian and international fares at these hotels. So, it is no wonder that these Shekhawati Hotels are popular as a gourmet’s paradise.Corporate travelers coming to Shekhawati need not worry as a majority of these hotels offer outstanding business facilities. So, these people can carry on with their business affairs without any hindrance.

The Roop Niwas Palace is a charming blend of European and Rajput Style of architecture. A kilometer away from the town, the palace is famed for its lavish yet intimate hospitality. Rawal Madan Singh the present scion of the erstwhile estate made it an island of repose in a scenic environment. You can experience the true Rajasthan cordiality, a courtesy that pampers you.