Jharokha Suite
Named for its carved stone balcony overlooking the street — quieter after 9 pm than you'd expect.
Hand-painted peacock ceiling, original to the house. Guests ask about it more than anything else here.
The Mor Room's ceiling was painted by a family artist in the 1970s — mor means peacock — and restored panel by panel in 2016. Lie back on the bed and it's all teal, gold and crimson above you.
It's the room guests photograph most and book first. The window looks over the courtyard's oldest tree, and the brass lamps were collected from the bazaar two streets away.
Named for its carved stone balcony overlooking the street — quieter after 9 pm than you'd expect.
Its own terrace with a clear line to Nahargarh Fort at sunset. The stairs up are worth it.
Opens directly onto the courtyard, with a low window seat and the earliest wake-up call from the kitchen below.