The Present Amet Haveli Was built during the rule of Maharana Jagat Singh Ji –2nd of Udaipur between 1734-1752 A.D. He was the builder of the famous Jag Niwas which is presently known as Lake Palace. All the stone work and raw materials for the construction of Lake Palace were ferried from the open land situated next to present day AMET HAVELI. During that time the Jagirdar of Sadargarh was the head of the construction work for the Mewar state. Under his watchful eyes he constructed the Jag Niwas island palace for the Maharana of Mewar.

After the successful completion of Jag Niwas a lot of stone and raw materials were left at the present day Haveli. So, with the permission and finances of the Maharana, the Jagirdar of Sardargarh constructed the AMET HAVELI. He was the pioneer and artictact of the BADI MAHAL (A Garden palace) which he built in Jag Niwas. The Maharana was so much impressed by this architectural marvel that he ordered him to build the BADI MAHAL at the present AMET HAVELI and his Palace (City palace of Udaipur) also.

The architectural design of BADI MAHAL is basically influenced by the Mughal Gardens of Agra fort and the Red fort at Delhi. After completion the Haveli was used by the successive Maharanas as a pleasure garden for their evenings.

Facilities

The hotel has 20 Rooms each room is comfortably elegant, with attached bathrooms fitted with modern amenities. All restorations and alterations on the Mahal were carried out, bearing in mind the old architectural style of the building. The idea was to offer the weary traveller, the comforts of today with an ambience of the past and the decor reflects the Rajput era.

Amenities

AC

LCD with Cable

Tea and Coffee Kettle

Electronic Safe

Mini Fridge (Suite Only)

Hair Dryer

Make-up Mirror

Wi-Fi (Free)

Intercom

Swimming Pool

Services

Doctor on Call

Travel Assistance

Money Exchange

Laundry

Postal Service

Parking

Cloak Room

Credit Card (Master-Visa)