Minimalist by design. Real materials only: wood, marble and linen. Nothing synthetic.
Highlights
Kristen·Canada
This boutique hotel is beautiful, with clean, comfy, and elegant rooms and amazing nature views from all over. The food is delicious — super fresh, healthy, and they made it low spice just like we asked. It's a really delightful and impeccably clean place to stay. … We felt right at home and wished we could've stayed longer.
Best place we stayed at in our 3 week Rajasthan tour. Beautiful property surrounded by lush green gardens and farm. Minimalist design unlike anything in Rajasthan. … Maybe the best pool in India. … Stay was too short, and all our Spanish friends left the same. Will be back.
Super well designed, modern, minimalist property built using beautiful reclaimed teak and local marble. So beautiful and yet not at all commercial. Lush green with huge trees and bougainvilleas that go up to the sky. The biggest and best pool I've swam in during this entire trip. And, the best farm fresh food you can imagine.
The details in the rooms are beautiful and very well done — marble lights, reclaimed old teak, great attention to the details. Everything is very minimalistic — so different from most Rajasthan hotels I've stayed at. The service is efficient and unobtrusive, and they mostly leave you alone, which is exactly what I wanted.
Open the curtains: not a garden view, but the actual farm — fruit trees, open lawn, the pool, and changing desert light. Morning sun moves across the cool stone floor while birds settle in the canopy. No hotel hum, no traffic, no televisions.
Pure linen. No polyester. No synthetic blend. Even the curtains are made to breathe.
Restrained
We chose restraint.
Stripping away is harder than adding. Rajasthan's hospitality often leans ornate; we chose restraint so the room recedes and the farm takes centre stage. Less visual clutter leaves space to rest, draw, read, and slow down.
Materials
Real wood. Real marble.
Reclaimed teak, rosewood, babul, Rajasthan marble, cotton, and linen: natural materials with visible grain, real weight, and nothing synthetic. They do not age badly. They age honestly.
This teak is about a hundred years old. We re-planed it and used it again.This Japanese ship lamp is fifty years old, salvaged from a ship-breaking yard and given another life.
Craft
Done properly. Takes longer.
The rooms were not delivered at once and finished. Craftsmen have spent decades building, living with, noticing, and refining them. Wood is finished by hand. Stone is polished carefully. The weight of a door, the height of a light, the angle of a mirror — noticed, adjusted, improved. It is how the place stays honest, year after year.
Compare the rooms
Same farm, food, pool, and gardens.
Standard is fine for most. Our longer-staying guests often want the extra space, light, and facilities of the Deluxe or the Suite. Every room includes access to our 80-foot pool.