/002Hotels & DhabasRohtak, NH9Completed
King's Haveli
Dining room at King's Haveli with patterned tile floor, tan leather chairs and a glowing arched niche of Mughal floral motifs
(Project facts)
- Location
- Rohtak, NH9
- Status
- Completed
- Scope
- Architecture, Interiors
A highway haveli on NH9 — dhaba dining, banquet halls, lounges and party spaces under one roof, wrapped in pattern, craft and warm light.
The Delhi–Hisar highway feeds a hospitality culture all its own, and King's Haveli was designed to raise its bar. The complex layers the programme of a modern stop — all-day dining, banqueting, lounges, private party halls — into interiors that borrow their confidence from the haveli tradition: patterned cement-tile floors, cane and leather seating, and glowing arched niches printed with Mughal floral motifs.
Every hall is tuned to its own occasion. The dining rooms sit against glazed walls and green edges so daytime meals feel like verandah sittings; the banquet and party halls turn inward, built for weddings and celebrations that run late. Basket-weave art, handmade pendant lights and warm plaster keep the scale human — a roadside landmark that welcomes rather than intimidates.
Fig. 02 — Interior view, King's Haveli, Rohtak
Fig. 03 — Interior view, King's Haveli, Rohtak
Fig. 04 — Dining hall with hand-painted caravan mural — design visualisation
Fig. 05 — Banquet hall, King's Haveli
Fig. 06 — Lounge seating, King's Haveli
Fig. 07 — Private party hall, King's Haveli