- Fawn Mahal
- Pratap Mahal (Duplex Suite)
- Abhaneri Mahal (Duplex Suite)
- Baori Mahal (Duplex Suite)
- Sugni Mahal (Duplex Suite)
- Shankar Mahal (Shiva's Palace)
- Naruka Burj (Royal clan turret)
- Sultan Mahal (Duplex)
- Hindola Mahal (The Palace of the Swing)
- Sitara Mahal (The Palace of the Stars)
- Mubarak Mahal (Palace for Felicitations)
- Nirmal Mahal (The Palace of Purity)
- Mangal Mahal (The Auspicious Palace)
- Naqqar Khana Mahal Duplex(The Drummer's Palace)
- Bhawani Mahal (Palace of the Goddess)
- Rajhans Mahal (Royal swan Palace)
- Mynah Mahal (Palace of the Mynah)
- Koel Mahal (Palace of the Koel)
- Simurgh Mahal (Palace of the mythical bird)
- Shri Mahal (Goddess Laxmi's Palace)
- Narendra Mahal (Nobleman's Palace)
- Maan Mahal (Noble lady's Palace)
- Raunak Mahal (Palace for Festivities)
- Sarus Mahal (Crane's Palace)
- Rawal Mahal
- Jai Mahal
- Deepika Mahal (Palace of Lamps)
- Hariyal Mahal (Green Pigeon's Palace)
- Mayur Mahal (Peacock Palace)
- Tota Mahal (Parrot's Mahal)
- Pitamber Mahal (Vishnu's Palace)
- Papiha Mahala (Nightingale's Palace)
- Neelkanth Mahal (Kingfisher Palace)
- Swagat Mahal (Welcome Palace)
- Teetar Mahal (Partridge Palace)
- Baaj Mahal (Falcon's Palace)
This duplex suite has two double beds and is decorated in greens above – overlooking the everchanging colours of the mustard fields visible from its balcony. The room below in subtle greys, looks out to the bio-vegetable patch. Its name honours the most extraordinary stepwell, which lies about an hour’s drive from Kesroli. It has 3500 steps leading down 13 floors. It was built between 10th-12th century.