HISTORY
The present Amet Haveli was built during the reign of Maharana Jagat Singh Ji-nd of Udaipur between 1734-1752 AD. He was the builder of the famous Jag Niwas, currently known as Lake Palace.
All stone work and raw materials for the construction of the lake palace were transported from the open country next to today's AMET HAVELI.
During this time the Sadargarh Jagirdar was the head of the construction work for the Mewar State. Under his watchful eyes, he built the Jag Niwas Island Palace for the Maharana of Mewar.
With the permission and finances of the Maharana, the Jagirdar of Sardargarh has built 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 impressed by this architectural miracle that he ordered him to build the BADI MAHAL to the present AMET HAVELI and his palace (Udaipur Palace).
The architectural design of BADI MAHAL is basically influenced by the Mogul gardens of the Agra Fortress and the Red Fort in Delhi. After completion, the Haveli was used by the successive Maharanas as a pleasure garden for their evenings.
DINING
Willkommen im Ambrai Restaurant in Amet Haveli, das sowohl modernen Komfort als auch traditionellen Stil vereint. Ideal gelegen am Ufer des Pichola-Sees mit Panoramablick auf Jagd-Tempel, Gangaur Ghat, Stadtpalast, See-Palast, Jag Mandir und Sajjangarh Fort.
Ambrai serves excellent culinary delights for guests. Pamper your palate with the delicious food of Amet Haveli during your stay in Udaipur. One who wants to remain with a view of the sea and peace, they prefer "Amet Haveli".
Restaurant Ambrai where you can experience the five basic elements of the body - earth, water, air, sky and fire to absorb body and soul altogether.
This restaurant will seduce your senses - mouth, nose, ear, skin to the highest level of gastronomic bliss. There is a paradise garden by the lake. For a warm welcome, reserve in advance.
SPECIAL OCCASION IN THE RESTAURANT AMBRAI
A fascinating view of the lake with a romantic dinner along with the magnificent view of the city palace. Here you can have personal service specialties with decoration of flowers and candles.
ROOMS & SUITES
The hotel has 20 rooms, each room is comfortably elegant and equipped with attached bathrooms with modern amenities. All the restorations and changes to the Mahal were carried out taking into account the old architectural style of the building. The idea was to offer the weary traveler the comfort of today with an ambience of the past and the decor reflects the Rajput era.
