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ITC Hotels brings Storii to Mukundgarh Fort in Rajasthan

A heritage fort in Shekhawati becomes the latest addition to its experiential hospitality portfolio.

Anil Chadha - Managing Director, ITC Hotels Limited
Anil Chadha - Managing Director, ITC Hotels Limited

ITC Hotels Limited signs Storii by ITC Hotels, Mukundgarh Fort in Rajasthan. Located in the culturally rich Shekhawati region, this addition reinforces the brand’s commitment to offering immersive, place-inspired hospitality in destinations known for their heritage and artistic legacy.

A fort rooted in history and craftsmanship

A prominent and well-preserved mid-18th century fort, Mukundgarh stands as a testament to Rajasthan’s architectural grandeur and artistic traditions. Known as part of India’s ‘open-air art gallery,’ the region is celebrated for its intricate frescoes, ornate havelis, and vibrant cultural narratives. The fort retains its original majesty through painted interiors, jharokhas, courtyards, overhanging balconies, arched corridors, and heritage columns—offering guests an authentic glimpse into its illustrious past.

Leadership perspective

Commenting on the signing, Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels Limited, said “Brand Storii celebrates stories of place, identity, and meaningful encounters. Mukundgarh embodies this ethos beautifully. The town’s rich traditions and cultural vibrancy lend the perfect backdrop for a Storii property. With Storii Mukundgarh Fort, we are delighted to bring an authentic experience to our guests—one that reflects the legacy of this eminent region.”

Partner’s viewpoint

Durga Prasad Agarwal, Director, Midas Hospitality Services Private Limited, added, “There is life and a heartbeat in Mukundgarh—its frescoes, its traditions, its timeless rhythm. Through our association with Storii by ITC Hotels, we hope to honour that essence and share it with a wider world. Together, we aim to welcome guests into a space where heritage is preserved and experienced through its art and architecture.”