This palatial heritage hotel exemplifies Rajasthani architectural traditions through its monumental scale and authentic craftsmanship. The estate comprises a primary palace structure and dispersed guest pavilions arranged across extensive landscaped grounds, establishing a contemporary resort experience within a design language rooted in its region.

The architectural vocabulary draws directly from Rajput palace architecture: locally-quarried sandstone construction in warm ochre tones, cusped arch openings, jharokha balconies with carved stone screens, chattri pavilions crowning rooflines, and elaborate stone corbelling extensively. The approach to the property also emphasizes on making it a ceremonial act; a monumental gateway with cusped arch frames views toward an extensive forecourt with geometric paving in terracotta and cream tones. A central fountain garden with traditional Chaar Bagh planning principles establishes an axial organization of zones. The interiors embrace regal opulence by honouring historical references. Guest suites feature four-poster beds with elaborate canopy structures, ornamental ceiling treatments with painted and carved details and curated collections of period furnishings. Textiles used also play crucial roles as heavy brocade draperies, traditional rugs and embroidered bedding reinforce the palatial character. The bathrooms too, continue the luxurious statements with crystal chandeliers, carved stone bathtubs, ornate mirrors and polished marble flooring.