From the recess of a narrow stairway emerges a Neemrana grandest suite full of surprises: a grand bed in the centre; a dining/kitchenette; a vast salon with two antique divans, and more.
Located on the axis above the hanging gardens, this suite to the ‘primordeal’ god has a narrow balcony among the large-leafed Kanak Champa trees with fragrant blossoms.
On the top floor of a round tower, the ‘sky’ turret has views on all four sides and has an arched .16th century pavilion from Nagaur on its roof
This round turret room is a large circular space with a large common terrace sprawled before it.
This small but charming rooftop room above the axis of the hanging gardens has a magical private terrace.
Sited above the amphitheatre, this palace of the ‘child’ lies aloof and is a playful space at three levels
The Kedar Burj room is located at level 6 in Wing 8 of Neemrana Fort-Palace. It is ideal for a couple or a family that is looking for a peaceful abode.
At the highest level of Neemrana’s hanging gardens lies Dhyan Mahal, carved into the hill like a monastic cave at one end and gardens at the other.
On the highest level of the hanging gardens of Neemrana, lies Shambhu Mahal. This fresh, white room with a double bed has a blue arch at the centre.