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Raj Tilak Suite
This suite stands out for its arched low ceiling along the entrance passage. Since this was the venue for Maharana Pratap’s coronation, it was decreed that no one should enter with his head held high in front of him, but instead should enter with his head deferentially bowed. The archway is beautifully embellished with gold-leaf painting on the walls and ceiling.
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2-Bedroom Suite
Private Terrace with Outdoor Jacuzzi
Private Elevator Access
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1735 square feet
Including a large private terrace overlooking the Aravalli Mountains
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2-Bedroom Suite with King Beds
In hues of red with the dome hand-painted Krishna-Leela scenes
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Complimentary WiFi
Stay in touch with the world complimentary WiFi during your stay
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Well-Equipped Pantry
Hot water kettle with daily replenishments of water
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Up to 4 guests
Spend time in this 2-bedroom suite with your friends and family
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Outdoor Jacuzzi
Soak in the view from the Aravalli Hills on your private terrace
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In-Room Dining
After a tiring day or long night from a gourmet menu a clap away
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View from Room
Bask in the sunlight on your private terrace by the Aravalli Hills
OUR SUGGESTIONS
These suites were formerly part of the honored private residential wing of the menfolk of the Sisodia Dynasty to which Maharana Pratap belonged. The focus is on opulence and grandeur with a hint of masculine undertones.
With focus on vivid colour and rich Mewari art, these suites contain a mirror wall akin to the Glass palace (Sheesh Mahal). The walls are adorned with hand-painted Shekhavati murals.
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