The Malji Ka Kamra
Raised in the 1920s in the heart of Churu, painted the colour of new leaves and covered wall to ceiling in frescoes. Fourteen rooms, one family, and a hundred years of the same address.
Experiences
Rooms
Category One
The painted ones. Original murals run across every wall and up into the ceiling — floral panels, Italianate borders, and in one room a steam train. Rosewood four-posters, patterned stone floors, and a bathroom entirely of this century.
Category Two
Quieter and larger. Take a balcony over the courtyard or step straight onto the lawn from the ground floor. Handmade king beds, restrained decoration, and the particular silence that only an old house in a desert town manages at night.
Culinary Heritage
Purely Vegetarian
Indian and Rajasthani cooking built on what the desert gives. Shekhawati cooking is quieter than the Rajputana food you have eaten elsewhere — less chilli, more restraint, and prepared by the family's own kitchen under the balconies of the inner court.
Carved Wood & Low Light
Single malts, wine and an unhurried pour once the sun goes down over the courtyard. Featuring chequered floors, lit shelves set into the wall, and a space that belongs to whoever is still up after dark.
Gallery
Corporate & Groups
Fourteen rooms, wide lawns and a courtyard that seats a hundred — enough to close the property for a single group. We host offsites, board retreats, incentive travel, film and photography units, weddings and family gatherings.
Discover the Haveli
The Journey
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