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WelcomHeritage Sheikhpura Kothi is an absolute reflection of opulence and splendor. Its stately design is spellbinding. Built-in 1924 as the mansion of a wealthy landlord, this magnificent architecture is bestowed with high ceilings and elaborate woodwork. Graced with manicured gardens, vintage decor, period furniture, and most importantly the serenity enveloping this heritage home is very compelling. Hisar, founded as the Hisar Firoza - meaning Fort of Firoza is now known as the city of steel. Its proximity to the National capital of India has opened multiple avenues for its prosperity and growth and made it a counter-magnet city for the capital. The presence of many historical sites in and around Hisar like Rakhigarhi, St. Thomas church, Firoz Shah Palace Complex, Ancient Gumbad, and many newly built temples and other attractions have made Hisar one of the most frequently visited cities of India. Hisar has an expansive history of being passed from one dynasty to the other like Mauryas, Tughlaq, Mughal, and eventually under the British Army. Many of these sites of historical importance are close to the WelcomHeritage Sheikhpura Kothi and can be explored by our guests. This 150-year-old hotel has exclusive amenities like an inviting billiards corner, a bibliophile-friendly library, a swimming pool (under renovation), leisurely activities such as kite flying, bullock cart riding, and exploring the lush greenery of the vast premises or taking a dip in the swimming pool, the guests are welcome to explore nearby villages and towns. Situated at a drive of just about 3 hours from Delhi, one can simply enjoy the seclusion with luxury at WelcomHeritage Sheikhpura Kothi.
• Credit Card
• 24*7 room service
• Laundry
• Onsite parking
• Doctor on call
• Car hire service
• Billiard
• Library
• Tractor ride
• Swimming pool
• Indoor games
• Bullock cart ride
• Table tennis and badminton
Restaurant: The in-house multi-cuisine restaurant is made to appear like a huge dining hall, offers delectable cuisines suiting varied palettes and taste buds. Indian, Chinese, and Continental are the most ordered amongst the guests. The home-like ambiance and the grandeur of the Kothi create a synergy that is very enjoyable.
WelcomHeritage Sheikhpura Kothi can have a total of 20 floating crowds. A space befitting to cherish the moments created with the ones who matter the most. Plan your special intimate celebration with people who are very close to your heart at this beautiful heritage mansion.
Firoz Shah Palace & Fort: Built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq, the complex has a mosque, a diwan-e-aam, a palace, underground apartments, and a granary. The architecture of the palace is Islamic and Indian style and a lot of material used in its constructions have been taken from Hindu temples, looted in the invasions. This huge gated complex was very strategically built with protective ramparts all around its four gates. The complex has been declared as a centrally protected monument by the Archaeological Survey of India.
35 km from the hotel
Asigarh Fort: This dilapidated fort is also known as Prithvi Raj Chauhan ka Qila. Believed to be one of the impregnable forts with high and thick walls, the fort has many inscriptions and carvings of Hindu deities, animals, and birds. Protected under the Archeological Survey of India has many stories of its rise and fall, its valor, and eventual secession by the invaders from Afghan. Literatim for Asigarh is "Sword Fort '' and holds immense importance amongst its rulers who worshipped swords. Barsi Gate, one of the only surviving five gates, is in close proximity to Asigarh and depicts the Sultanate architecture perfectly.
4 km from the hotel
Agroha Dham Mandir: It took nearly a decade to finish this huge Hindu temple complex. The temple premise has three main divisions each dedicated to a different deity. Pilgrims and followers pay their visit not just for religion but also to cure different ailments which are treated with the use of naturopathy, yoga, and a holistic approach. One of the interesting speck of this temple is the man-made pond which has water collected from 41 different rivers of India. The Agroha Maha Kumbh festival is held every year on the full moon of the Hindu lunar month.
55 km from the hotel
Rakhigarh: It is a village and an archaeological site belonging to the Indus Valley civilization in the Hisar district of the northern Indian state of Haryana, situated about 150 km northwest of Delhi. It was part of the mature phase of the Indus Valley Civilisation
• Credit Card
• 24*7 room service
• Laundry
• Onsite parking
• Doctor on call
• Car hire service
Swimming pool
Inclusive of Breakfast
3 Adults + 1 Child 
King-size bed 
270 sq.ft 
Garden
Inclusive of Breakfast
3 Adults + 1 Child
King-size bed
330 sq. ft. 
Swimming pool
Inclusive of Breakfast
3 adults + 1 Child
King-size bed
330 sq. ft.
The in-house multi-cuisine restaurant is made to appear like a huge dining hall, offers delectable cuisines suiting varied palettes and taste buds. Indian, Chinese, and Continental are the most ordered amongst the guests. The home-like ambiance and the grandeur of the Kothi create a synergy that is very enjoyable.
Multi-cuisine
All day dining
Relaxed
• Credit Card
• 24*7 room service
• Laundry
• Onsite parking
• Doctor on call
• Car hire service
Firoz Shah Palace & Fort: Built by Firuz Shah Tughlaq, the complex has a mosque, a diwan-e-aam, a palace, underground apartments, and a granary. The architecture of the palace is Islamic and Indian style and a lot of material used in its constructions have been taken from Hindu temples, looted in the invasions. This huge gated complex was very strategically built with protective ramparts all around its four gates. The complex has been declared as a centrally protected monument by the Archaeological Survey of India.
35 km from the hotel
Asigarh Fort: This dilapidated fort is also known as Prithvi Raj Chauhan ka Qila. Believed to be one of the impregnable forts with high and thick walls, the fort has many inscriptions and carvings of Hindu deities, animals, and birds. Protected under the Archeological Survey of India has many stories of its rise and fall, its valor, and eventual secession by the invaders from Afghan. Literatim for Asigarh is "Sword Fort '' and holds immense importance amongst its rulers who worshipped swords. Barsi Gate, one of the only surviving five gates, is in close proximity to Asigarh and depicts the Sultanate architecture perfectly.
4 km from the hotel
Agroha Dham Mandir: It took nearly a decade to finish this huge Hindu temple complex. The temple premise has three main divisions each dedicated to a different deity. Pilgrims and followers pay their visit not just for religion but also to cure different ailments which are treated with the use of naturopathy, yoga, and a holistic approach. One of the interesting speck of this temple is the man-made pond which has water collected from 41 different rivers of India. The Agroha Maha Kumbh festival is held every year on the full moon of the Hindu lunar month.
55 km from the hotel
Rakhigarh: It is a village and an archaeological site belonging to the Indus Valley civilization in the Hisar district of the northern Indian state of Haryana, situated about 150 km northwest of Delhi. It was part of the mature phase of the Indus Valley Civilisation
Distance from Hisar airport - 30 km
Distance from Indira Gandhi Internation airport - 152 km
Distance from Hissar railway station - 30 km
Distance from Hansi railway station - 6 km
Distance from New Delhi - 155 km / 3 hours
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