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WELCOME TO NARAIN NIWAS Narain Niwas was built in the 1928 by General Amar Singh, Thakur of Kanota, Commander of the Jaipur State Forces and confidant of the then Maharaja, Sawai Man singh. General Amar Singh was the grandson of Thakur Zorawar Singh, founder of the Kanota family. Thakur Shivnath singh, (General Amar Singhji's brother) supervised the actual construction. The new mansion was named after their father. Thakur Narain Singh, who had been Chief of police in Jaipur State as well as a minister at the neighboring princely state of Alwar. Narain Niwas was a country residence to which Amar Singh could withdraw when he wanted a change from his busy administrative and court life, and from the cares of the Kanota family's Haveli within the walled city. Like other noblemen of old Jaipur State, he built his "garden house in the vicinity of Rambagh, the pleasure garden and palace whose construction was begun in the 19th century by Maharaja Ram Singh (1835-1880). Until world was II, Narain Niwas surrounded by jungle where Amar Singh could go for pig sticking (hunting with boar), to shoot game birds, and to hunt black buck and the occasional panther. The Hotel Narain Niwas Palace, a Heritage Hotel, provides a good example of history amalgamating with modern times. Centrally located in Jaipur, the Pink City of India, the palace was built in the 19th century by General Amar Singh Ji, the then Thakur of Kanota. Designed in a fanciful version of The Anglo-Indian style popular in the Victorian Era, the palace now serves as a hotel. The Palace has all the modern amenities and a place where one can enjoy traditional Rajput Hospitality.
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Dining Recipes served are original recipes collected by Amar Singh during his lifetime. Most recipes will not be found anywhere else. These are made in complete supervision of the family members – all culminating in a once-in-a-lifetime experience for each of our guests. You can savor specialties ranging from delicious traditional Rajasthani cuisine consisting of delicacies like dal bati and churma. Since 1863 the family of Kanota takes pride in continuing the centuries old tradition of our secret recipe.
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