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Standard Twin Guestroom This guestroom has two intricately carved mahogany twin-size beds. The best part of the room is the painted ceiling which looks magical with its multicolored borders. Portraits of the owners and their children in every room offer glimpses into their lives.

Standard Double Guestroom This guestroom has a mahogany four-poster bed, a wooden writing desk, and a wooden wardrobe. The curtains feature typical block print motifs of Rajasthan. The best part of the room is the painted ceiling which looks magical with its multicolored borders. Portraits of the owners and their children in every room offer glimpses into their lives.

Deluxe Guestroom Elements of Rajasthani architecture are evident in the room. The ceiling is embellished with a toran-style design, and the arches are painted in shades of gold and delicate pink with patches of green floral patterns. With its ebony furniture and delightful frescoes, this room has a timeless, warm atmosphere.

Deluxe Guestroom This guestroom features an intricately carved poster bed made from mahogany, cushioned chairs with a glass-topped center table, a study table, and a vanity. The room is decorated with vintage furniture and fabrics showcasing traditional Rajasthani block printing.

Deluxe Twin Guestroom This spacious guestroom has two intricately carved mahogany twin-size beds and several pieces of antique furniture including chairs, sofas, and tables. The curtains and bed linens feature typical block print motifs of Rajasthan. The walls and ceilings depict intricate frescoes in shades of gold and pale green.

Standard Twin Guestroom This guestroom has two twin-size beds, a writing desk, and a seating area with two antique armchairs and a marble-topped coffee table. The best part of the room is the painted ceiling which looks magical with its multicolored borders. Portraits of the owners and their children in every room offer glimpses into their lives.

Swimming Pool The regal swimming pool is surrounded by arched gazebos under lush trees. A table is draped in white linen and set for dinner.

Swimming Pool The regal swimming pool is surrounded by lounge chairs and arched gazebos under lush trees.

The Dining Room The dining space is impressive, truly fit for the kings, with a large table in the middle and smaller tables around. The place sports an old-world ethnic charm; richly designed pillars, arches colored with traditional motifs, painted glasses, and a heavy chandelier in the middle.

Dining on the Rooftop Terrace An intimate dining table is set for five guests on the terrace.

The Sheesh Mahal The Sheesh Mahal, a common lounge area, was once used by the ladies of the royal family. The walls of the Sheesh Mahal are adorned with richly colored designs and antique artwork. The ceilings are covered with mirrors and reflect light from the suspended chandeliers.

The Main Courtyard The courtyard is beautifully spaced with vintage iron chairs, facing the swimming pool, all for stealing moments for an impromptu get-together or relaxed moments to sip tea, read or just laze.

The Lobby and Reception Area Even the lounge area in the reception has been designed for a comfortable chat. The ambiance is warm and beautifully decorated with murals of Hindu epics and gods.

The Exterior This charming property was originally built in 1892 as a Nobleman’s home. It is an example of the Rajput architecture style and features a cream-colored façade with terracotta-colored jharokhas.

A Courtyard The cream-colored exterior of the hotel takes on a light yellow hue in this interior courtyard. An arcade of intricate columns and arches defines the open-air courtyard from the covered walkway.

A Courtyard The cream-colored exterior of the hotel takes on a light yellow hue in this interior courtyard. An arcade of intricate columns and arches defines the open-air courtyard from the covered walkway. The courtyard is filled with lush flora. At the center of the courtyard is a small basin filled with water and orange marigold flowers.