Krishnayan Heritage is all about stepping back in time to experience the royal, old world charm with a contemporary touch. A magnificent sandstone 'haveli' nestled within bucolic environs in the centre of Gwalior, it charmingly blends the grandeur of the imperial era with all modern conveniences, to offer you the best of both worlds.
Built over a century ago,
this Haveli has hosted
many royal families,
noted historians &
eminent dignitaries.
Come and experience
the warm hospitality &
glorious traditions of
the bygone era.
The foundation stone of this beautiful 'haveli' was laid a century ago, in 1920, by Sardar Anandrao Saheb Phalke Shamsher Jung Bahadur to commemorate the birth of the first direct heir, Sardar Chandrasenrao Phalke, after almost five generations of adoptions. It was named 'Krishna Mandir' after the Late Sardar Chandrasenrao's mother, Krishna Bai Saheb and the 'Kul Devata (family deity), 'Lord Krishna'.
Built on the family's sprawling estate of thirty acres using only lime, pink Sand and sugar, the building has a ground floor plus one and its construction was completed in 1926. The high ceilings and thick walls add to its grandeur, but the true wonder of this 'haveli' lies in the fact that its load is entirely borne by the arches and its single stone pillars.
Ensconced within the same estate surrounding the 'haveli' is the family 'Dev Ghar '(special worship place) where the very first foundation stone of the family home was laid, as well as the Chaturbhuj or Bihari Mandir, dedicated to Lord Krishna.
We have 07 well appointed
rooms, including a two
bedroom suite, The room
décor bears imposing touches
of the bygone era, while
affording the convenience of a
host of modern amenities.
Burma teak furniture, exquisite
paintings, family heirloom
objet d'art takes you back to
the regal times. Revel in a
heady experience, which
seamlessly combines the best
that two worlds separated by a
century have to offer.
• Living Room
• Family Lounge
• Dining Room
• Wi-Fi
• Inverter Power Back-up
• Concierge Service
• Free Parking
• 24 hrs. Security With CCTV
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