- 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)
A large, duplex suite named after Sugni Kanwar, daughter of Bhawani Singh of Kesroli. This is a quiet, duplex suite facing the mustard fields and the Aravalli hills beyond. Old durrie patterns adorn each of the floors, with two double beds, study tables and comfortable, old fashioned seating at each level. It has two bathrooms and a balcony on the upper floor.