First floor
Mor Room
Hand-painted peacock ceiling, original to the house. Guests ask about it more than anything else here.
King
210 sq ft
Details
Its own terrace with a clear line to Nahargarh Fort at sunset. The stairs up are worth it.
Three flights up, past the rooftop restaurant, the Rooftop Suite opens onto its own private terrace — loungers by day, lanterns by night, and Nahargarh Fort sitting on the ridge in the distance.
Inside, a king bed and the biggest bathroom in the house. Dinner can be served on the terrace; the fort lights up around 8, and it's worth staying up for.
Hand-painted peacock ceiling, original to the house. Guests ask about it more than anything else here.
Named for its carved stone balcony overlooking the street — quieter after 9 pm than you'd expect.
Tucked past the old well, with its own small patch of garden and the quietest mornings in the house.