An extravagant hotel , it is a fine blend of an 18th century Nathani townhouse and some more recent constructions, combined so intricately and skillfully that it’s almost impossible to tell the two apart. The original part of the palace comprises of the restaurant and the public areas while the new wing houses the guest rooms needed to run the estate as a hotel . Managed by the Taj Groups of Hotels, the rooms overlook a stunning garden that has been specially designed to replicate the first Mughal Garden in India, created by Emperor Babur at Dholpur. Its facilities include a solar heated pool to a beauty parlour, a bar, lounge, multi-cuisine restaurant (with glittering chandeliers overhead), 105 rooms and 5 suites.