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A look around

The building, the courtyards and the grounds, photographed on the property — alongside library imagery for the activities and the places nearby, marked as such.

21 photographs

The pink sandstone main building seen across the open lawn, its two domed rooftop chhatri pavilions and tiered balconies rising against a bright sky.
The resort at dusk from across the lawn, every balcony and parapet picked out in warm light against a deep blue sky, with the low hills of the Aravallis on the horizon behind it.
The resort seen across the lawn by day: three storeys of pink sandstone with tiered balconies and domed rooftop chhatri pavilions, a covered banquet pavilion along the right, and a jaali-topped garden arch and wrought-iron lamp posts on the grass in front.
The hotel's front elevation from the paved forecourt: three storeys of carved sandstone columns, latticed balcony railings and a covered entrance porch, above paving laid in a red and grey geometric pattern.
The infinity pool curving away toward open country, a hanging rattan egg chair in the foreground and a run of pink and charcoal cabana screens along the far edge.
Guests eating from brass thalis at low wooden tables in the village dining courtyard, under an open canopy woven from crimson and orange fabric strips, beside a thatched mud house with a shuttered wooden window.
The village courtyard laid for a meal — long low wooden benches with small flower posies, framed between hanging orange and magenta drapes, with folk-painted drum stools and terracotta pots in the foreground.
The indoor restaurant: round tables with patterned upholstered armchairs on a polished marble floor, deep sofas along the near wall, tiered crystal chandeliers overhead, and a painted mural of palms and tropical foliage running the length of the far wall.
A mud-plastered village house under a tiled roof, white mandana folk painting framing the open doorway and climbing the wall in a tree motif, with an old black bicycle and a steel milk churn propped beside it.
Inside the mud-walled village house: a stone hand-grinding chakki set into the corner and a low woven charpai standing on the swept earth floor.
A Deluxe Room: a wide bed against a full-height wooden headboard with block-printed bolster cushions, a deep green sofa along the opposite wall, brass wall sconces and a ceiling-height air conditioner.
A guest room bed on a pale teak platform base, set against a full-width headboard panel upholstered in block-printed floral fabric, dressed in white linen with a taupe runner and cushions, beside a round marble-topped side table and an armchair.
A guest room media wall: a wide flat-screen television mounted on an olive-green panel above a floating teak console holding a kettle, glasses and folded towels, with a full-height teak wardrobe to one side.
A member of the front-desk team at the curved teak reception counter, beside a tall circular display niche of backlit shelves holding carved wooden curios.
A bride in a red and gold lehenga seated with her hands in her lap during a wedding ceremony.
A lone cyclist riding a quiet road where it cuts between low walls of exposed rock.
A climber part-way up a knotted rope on an outdoor timber climbing frame.
A young child riding down a curved playground slide.
A field of mustard in full yellow flower, rows running to a treeline of palms on the horizon.
A tiger crossing a dry forest track a short way ahead of a stopped open-sided safari jeep.
The roofless sandstone ruins of Bhangarh Fort stepping up a dry hillside.

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21 rooms, for up to 100 resident guests. 132 km from Delhi International Airport.

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