Description

Saba Haveli was designed and built 200 years ago by the famous British Architect Sir Samual Swinton Jacob who was also the Chief Architect responsible for building the city of Jaipur. It won the Best Heritage Building in the Jaipur Virasat Utsav (Jaipur Heritage Festival) in 2002. Saba" in Urdu means Morning "breeze" and the term "Haveli" is used in Hindi to dete a large (palatial) bungalow,Royal residence, usually occupied by a feudal lord. Saba Haveli, a unique property, suffused with a quiet dignity, stands in the heart of the walled city of Jaipur, the city built 2 centuries ago by Maharaj Jai Singh II, also kwn as the "Pink City". The spirit of Rajasthan's history and legend, coloured by chivalry and romance, finds expression in Jaipur. Saba Haveli has 10 rooms and 1 luxury suite, a terrace restaurant with a spectator view of Nahargarh Fort, Garh Ganesh temple & lush garden attached garden with ambience can be used for various events for up to 500 guests. It is a intimate hotel offering personalized service and excellent food to visitors looking for value for money along with an experience of a life time of living in royal ambience. Saba Haveli has a warm and friendly atmosphere, enabling guests to relax, as if in a home away from home. The lineage of Saba Family began with Munshi Rai Mukund ji, Deputy Prime Minister of the Moghul Emperor, Jehangir. Saba Haveli, earlier called "Munshi Ji Ki Haveli"and Munshi Ram ji Dass ki Haveli was built by Munshi Nand Kishor ji. It was later renamed as "Saba Haveli" after his great grand son Munshi Chand Behari lal "Saba". Munshi Chand Behari Lal Saba was a rewned poet in India. He was also houred by the Government of Rajasthan by conferred as title of "Tuti-e-Rajasthan" (Voice of Rajasthan) and He has written a book "SABA GRANTHAWALI" and awarded a Gold Medal by the (late) Maharani Gayatri devi.