Goddess Laxmi’s Palace is situated on the first floor level on the side of the Hill-Fort.
This long Palace of Yellow, is named after Vishnu/Krishna associated with this particular shade which is also worn by holy men.
The Auspicious Palace is a suite situated on the first floor level of the Fort.
The Palace of Purity is a medieval suite situated on the first floor level of the Fort.
The Palace of the Goddess, is centrally situated on the first floor level of the Fort with gardens on two sides. The Goddess Durga painting above the bed blesses all those who sleep in its shadow.
Named after Lord Shiva, this grand room on the first floor level at the heart of the fort has interiors in vibrant shades of indigo and blue.
The Palace of the Swing, with interiors in vibrant shades of blue, is situated on the first floor level towards the front of the Hill-Fort.
The Palace of the Stars is situated on the first floor level towards the back of the Fort.
The grandest turret room of Kesroli is named after a prominent Rajput branch, known for its gallantry in the Alwar region.
Sited above the 14th century entrance of the Hill-Fort, this duplex suite has a study and a single bed on the top floor with a balcony overlooking the village.
Located just next to the Naruka Burj, and the room has a standing balcony visible to the mustard field and two big windowsfacing to the village. The room's main entrance from the Naruka burj garden terrace. The room has a beautiful turret design with stunning furniture.