The Table
Where do we eat?
Mewar cooking from the family kitchen, served in the courtyard by lantern or upstairs on the terrace.
Estd. 2026 · Udaipur
Vanij Hospitality
A heritage house of carved stone and courtyard water,
a short walk from the City
Palace.
The Façade at Dusk — Near City Palace, Udaipur
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The Invitation
A house built the old way,
A house built the old way,
for the way we live now
Vanij Hospitality keeps to the grammar of the Udaipur haveli — jali screens that cut the afternoon light, deep verandahs, a courtyard held around moving water. Inside, the rooms are quiet, cool and generously proportioned, dressed in the block prints and brass of Mewar.
Discover the house
We are restoring a rare
250-year-old haveli in the centre
of
Udaipur into an intimate
contemporary cultural stay.
The project brings together heritage, design, & Indian culture to create a space that is both rooted and relevant.
The Haveli Is Not A Replica Of The Past, But A New Expression Of Indian Design.
A layered design language that brings together Rajasthan, Gujarat, and contemporary India
Rooted in Rajasthani architecture and spatial sensibilities, enriched by Gujarati craft, colour, & warmth, and shaped through contemporary interventions that invite young artists and creative talent to collaborate, making the space feel both timeless and evolving.
The Days Here
Slow hours,
Slow hours,
properly kept
The Water
Where do we rest?
The pool and bathing courts, with oil treatments and sound bowls arranged through the afternoon.
The City
What is near?
City Palace is a short walk, with Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple and the old bazaars just beyond it.
“A house in Udaipur should be cool in the afternoon, warm at night, and open to the sky in the middle. Everything else we can arrange.”
Vanij Hospitality — Udaipur