Make the abode of Jat Rulers your home. The heritage hotel of Kuchesar, Mud fort Kuchesar will offer you the 18th century lifestyle with a modern touch.
Situated 60 kilometers away from Delhi and very near to Hapur, this Heritage hotel of Kuchesar has been known for its hospitality since decades. All the visitors and guests were treated equally and with great care as they followed “ Atithi Devo Bhava” means “ Guests are God”.
Being located amidst the picturesque surrounding and having the holy river of Ganges just 24 Kms away, Mud Fort Kuchesar gives you the taste of exotic India; The Bans of Brijghat, invites you to have a leisure time with family picnics, outing among the sugarcanes and Mango orchids We aim to make your holidays a most pleasant and memorable one. So get ready for the unforgettable experience of the royal lineage.
The heritage hotel of Kuchesar has 10 huge luxurious rooms providing all basic amenities. All the rooms are decorated tastfully keeping the royal touch of the jat rulers. Amidst of wide spread green fields and cool breeze, it helps you to relax and drop the stress off.
The heritage hotel of Kuchesar provides luxurious rooms along with delicious meals and the beauty of the nature.
1) Bullock Cart Rides
2) Dip Pool
3) Badminton
4) Indoor Games
5) Nature walks
6) Explore the ruins of the 18th Century fort
7) Table Tennis
8) Activity Room
9 ) Visit the famous Brijghat on the ganges located at a distance of
about 25kms
The heritage hotel of Kuchesar provides luxurious rooms along with delicious meals and the beauty of the nature.
During 1740, the Jats became first rate military power of India. The rulers of Jat of Kuchesar originally belong to Mandoti in Hariyana and were the descendents from the Jats of the Dalal sub-caste.
Bhual and his three brothers were the first to arrive in this area during 18th century. His Grandson, Chhatar Singh served with Mirza Ali Beg, the Jagirdar of Chitsauna, obtaining both power and large estate. His sons joined Jawahar Singh, the Jat ruler of Bharatpur to avenge the death of his father Suraj Mal. Later they were offered the jagir of Kuchesar with the title of Rao and office of Chormar by Najib-ud-daulah.
The Mud fort of Kuchesar was captured in 1763 but was recovered by the Jat rulers by 1782 and it remained in the family since than and was granted lease by the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam in 1790 and then by the British in 1807. This fort was built with seven turrets as an anti cannon attack from Britishers.
The mudfort hotel provides the conference facility for day conference : 60 pax , Overnight conference : 30 pax
