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.
With its proximity to the Lakshman Baag hanging gardens, it is ideal for a couple or a family that is looking for a peaceful abode.
With its proximity to the Lakshman Baag hanging gardens, it is ideal for a couple or a family that is looking for a peaceful abode.
On the highest level of the hanging gardens of Neemrana,
lies Dhyan Mahal which is got into the Hill like a monastic cave at one end and gardens at the other.
lies Dhyan Mahal which is got 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 which is cut into the hill at one end and faces the gardens on the other. This fresh, white room with a double bed has a blue arch at the centre. Laid out with soft, green Kota stone, its bathroom has white and blue glass mosaic tiles.