We love saying that Shekhawati is not just about seeing its great havelis (mansions) and their fresco paintings. Unlike the princely palaces and forts, the heritage of Shekhawati belongs to its people – the Marwari merchants. So, as impressive as our havelis are (and we are proud to be doing one of the best guided tours of the “open art gallery“ in region), the Churu experience is about the people – the merchants, the artisans, the farmers, the workers and so many more like us. Knowing these people, their stories, their lives is what makes it special.
Lal Singh - I am your expert on havelis and frescos, part time manager, street expert and so much more. Born in Castle Mahansar (near Churu) and brought up in a conventional family, I have closely seen rituals of traditional life of Rajasthan. Since my father worked in Churu as a lawyer, our family has always had a special connection with Churu. I am a post-graduate in History and my love for Rajasthani art, culture and architecture has led me to work a lot to unfold the remote and less-travelled villages and streets of the region.
While I used to think of myself as a tour-guide (that’s what I did for 15 years), my association with Malji has been different. At Malji, I am everything our guest would want me to be – but having said that our havelis are still my passion. And believe me, there is no other haveli like the one we run – it really is in its own zone.
Rooms:    
Patrons may choose to stay in deluxe rooms or Haveli rooms at Malji Ka Kamra. Guests can get a feel of the rich culture and tradition of Rajasthan in these beautifully decorated rooms. These rooms are comfortable, have ample of space and are well-ventilated. Each room is air-conditioned and provided with basic amenities like colour TV and telephone.

Restaurant:
At Malji Ka Kamra, we take pride in our food (just like any Marwari would) since it is a highlight to anyone’s visit to a Marwari’s house. Located on the ground floor, our main dining hall used to be the center of all dance and music performances in original days. Its’ relaxed ambiance and high ceiling design is the perfect setting for a fulfilling dining experience. The meals are simple, home-cooked variety giving you a best feel of local Marwari cuisine (primarily vegetarian), with a few non-vegetarian dishes added for comfort of our guests.
Those well versed with Marwari cooking and wishing to relish some of the more renowned Rajasthani delicacies can also look forward to a fulfilling fooding experience as we put together sumptuous dishes using freshest ingredients from local market..
Features:
Malji Ka Kamra, with a traditional appeal ensures a comfortable environment for work and relaxation with essential amenities. The necessary facilities include room service, internet, 24-hour front desk, air conditioning, elevators, parking, travel desk, 24-hour security, and doctor-on-call. Provision of business services and meeting facilities are also available. Tasty meals are served in a lovely ambience at the in-house restaurant, Spice Court during the stay.
Location:
Positioned behind Jain Market, Malji Ka Kamra is surrounded by famous tourist landmarks like Churu Fort (Approx. 1km) and Shri Ram Mandir (Approx. 1km). Other significant attractions in Churu are Salasar Balaji Temple, Tal Chhapar Sanctuary and Raghunathji Mandir. The ancient Salasar Balaji Temple, also known as the Salasar Dham is dedicated to Lord Balaji, the incarnation of Lord Hanuman.
Jaipur Airport: 252 km (approx.)
Churu Railway Station: 2 km (approx.)