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WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi, Prayagraj

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WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi, the residence of quondam Zamindar Perumal was built over 400 years ago near the bank of the holy River Ganga. Some archived documents divulge the use of Badi Kothi as the headquarter for Tax Collection during the British Raj.Queued-up commoners summoned by the high officials seated on the luxuriously cushioned seats would often imprison tax defaulters in the Jail built within the premise of the Kothi. Frequently visited by eminent freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri depicts the importance Badi Kothi once held. Legends have it that Saint Mirabai also stayed at Badi Kothi. During the Indian independence, a collection of poems and articles about the Independence of India were released by the printing press present within Badi Kothi.  The entwined narrative of the Zamindari system, power, and dominance during the Indian British Raj is well highlighted by the original sandstone facade, Pietra dura carvings on the temple, artifacts, and even the infamous jail. The proximity of the River Ganga, Jamuna, and Saraswati’s confluence add beautiful synchronicity of spirituality to an otherwise experience of history and heritage.   The thoughtful amalgamation of luxury and contemporary offerings with the heritage of WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi offers an unabridged experience of old-world charm, comfort, care, and a devotional indulgence to all its discerning guests.

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Badi Kothi Restaurant -  a vegetarian’s delight
On the ground floor of the Kothi is a pure vegetarian multi-cuisine restaurant that can hold up to 30 people. The restaurant along with serving popular dishes like Chinese and Italian, also offers a range of locally consumed dishes like Nimona, Baakh, Fara, Khasta Kachori, Taheri, etc
 

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Triveni Sangam  

The confluence of the mighty rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati is a popular Hindu pilgrimage. According to a belief bathing in the confluence can wash away all the past sins and attain salvation. The city name Prayagraj is driven from the Triveni Sangam, often referred to as ‘Prayag’. It is just 1.5km away from the hotel. 

Veni Madhav

300 meters away from the hotel is one of the 12 Madhav temples, Veni Madhav. Believed to be present since the beginning of Treta Yug and according to a popular legend, Saint Chaitanya Mahaprabhu did his penance here. The Deity is an avatar of Lord Vishu who is worshipped along with his consort Lakshmi here. Veni Madhav is believed to be a unity of the holy trinity - creator, preserver, and transformer. 


Allahabad Fort

Build-in 1583 by the Mughal Emperor Akbar, Allahabad Fort is situated on the banks of River Yamuna. Situated at a distance of 3.5km from the hotel, the beautiful Fort is been associated with tragic stories of suicides. Only a small part of the Fort is accessible and visited by tourists due to the dense forest around it. The Fort is best explored from its outside on a boat ride. Interestingly it is known to be the largest fort ever built by Akbar.


Chandra Shekhar Azad park & Allahabad Museum

Allahabad Museum is located inside the beautiful manicured Chandra Shekhar Azad Park (Formerly known as Company Bagh) has a large collection of stone sculptures, miniature paintings, and a varied range of collections of terracotta, arms, armors, archeological and literary assemblage. Spread over 13 acres of sprawling green landscape this serene park is the biggest in Allahabad. The museum is about 5 km away from the hotel.

Sita Samahit Sthal

Sita Samahit Sthal is just 60 m from the Kothi and believed to be the speck where Sita Mata took refuge under the Earth after being questioned for her purity and chastity. It is a well-known Hindu pilgrimage and a must-visit for mythology followers and believers.

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HOTEL AMENITIES

  • Lift / Elevators

  • Indoor & outdoor games

  • Library

  • Heritage hotel

  • Pure-vegetarian restaurant

  • Yoga center

    • HOTEL INFORMATION

    Check-in : 2:00 p.m

    Check-out : 12:00 p.m

    Factsheet

    Complimentary Parking

    Wheelchair assistance:Yes

    Drivers sleeping arrangement:Yes

    ACCOMMODATIONS

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    WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi-Kivaad rooms
    KIVAAD ROOM City
    Kivaad rooms is named after the old ornamental doorway known as ‘Kivaad’. From the absolute regal interiors to the carvings,
    •   Inclusive of Breakfast
    •   3 Adults + 1 Child
    •   King-size bed
    •   155 sq.ft.
    Starting Rate/Night

    5,500*

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    WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi - Gaukha Room
    GAUKHA ROOMS City
    Reconnect with the bygone era while you stay at the 'Gaukha' rooms, named after the beautiful centuries old jharokha
    •   Inclusive of Breakfast
    •   3 Adults + 1 Child
    •   King-size bed
    •   188 sq.ft.
    Starting Rate/Night

    6,500*

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    WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi-Shastri Suites
    SHASTRI SUITES No view
    The history of this Kothi is marked with the presence of many historical figures, one such name is Lal Bahadur Shastri, he lodged here
    •   Inclusive of Breakfast
    •   3 Adults + 1 Child
    •   King-size bed
    •   234 sq.ft.
    Starting Rate/Night

    8,500*

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    OUR RESTAURANTS

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    Badi Kothi Restaurant -  a vegetarian’s delight
    Prayagraj    +919519292271

    On the ground floor of the Kothi is a pure vegetarian multi-cuisine restaurant that can hold up to 30 people. The restaurant along with serving popular dishes like Chinese and Italian, also offers a range of locally consumed dishes like Nimona, Baakh, Fara, Khasta Kachori, Taheri, etc

    • Pure-vegetarian

    • Multi-cuisine

    • All day dining

    • Local Attractions and Excursions

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    Triveni Sangam  

    The confluence of the mighty rivers Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati is a popular Hindu pilgrimage. According to a belief bathing in the confluence can wash away all the past sins and attain salvation. The city name Prayagraj is driven from the Triveni Sangam, often referred to as ‘Prayag’. It is just 1.5km away from the hotel. 

    Veni Madhav

    300 meters away from the hotel is one of the 12 Madhav temples, Veni Madhav. Believed to be present since the beginning of Treta Yug and according to a popular legend, Saint Chaitanya Mahaprabhu did his penance here. The Deity is an avatar of Lord Vishu who is worshipped along with his consort Lakshmi here. Veni Madhav is believed to be a unity of the holy trinity - creator, preserver, and transformer. 


    Allahabad Fort

    Build-in 1583 by the Mughal Emperor Akbar, Allahabad Fort is situated on the banks of River Yamuna. Situated at a distance of 3.5km from the hotel, the beautiful Fort is been associated with tragic stories of suicides. Only a small part of the Fort is accessible and visited by tourists due to the dense forest around it. The Fort is best explored from its outside on a boat ride. Interestingly it is known to be the largest fort ever built by Akbar.


    Chandra Shekhar Azad park & Allahabad Museum

    Allahabad Museum is located inside the beautiful manicured Chandra Shekhar Azad Park (Formerly known as Company Bagh) has a large collection of stone sculptures, miniature paintings, and a varied range of collections of terracotta, arms, armors, archeological and literary assemblage. Spread over 13 acres of sprawling green landscape this serene park is the biggest in Allahabad. The museum is about 5 km away from the hotel.

    Sita Samahit Sthal

    Sita Samahit Sthal is just 60 m from the Kothi and believed to be the speck where Sita Mata took refuge under the Earth after being questioned for her purity and chastity. It is a well-known Hindu pilgrimage and a must-visit for mythology followers and believers.

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    WELCOMHERITAGE BADI KOTHI

    • WelcomHeritage Badi Kothi Nirala Marg, Buxi Khurd, Daraganj, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 211006
    • 080-45771900, +91 532-4007688
    • holidays@welcomheritagehotels.in


    By Air

    Distance from Prayagraj Airport - 14 km 

    By Train

    Distance from Pragya Ghat Railway Station- 600 meters