All of the 23 suites at Devi Garh are unique; luxurious and beautiful, yet equipped with the most modern of conveniences to make a guest feel totally at home. Most suites include an individual terrace or garden. The premium suite, called the Devi Garh suite, has a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi, of its own. Each suite is embellished with marble and semi-precious stones, while the public spaces are designed around different metals. Six tents are also available on request from October to March.

Each room at Devi Garh is a compact accommodation unit in itself, offering;

One of the Aravali Suites is a duplex spread over two levels; a loft-like space accommodates the bedroom and bathroom above, while the lower level houses the dining and sitting areas. The design of the suite is based on the traditional Indian motif - often considered the most beautiful in Indian art - that of the lotus, or kamal. The likeness is repeated in the paintings in the room, as well as in the floor patterns throughout the suite. Furthermore, the suite overlooks the spectacular black marble 'kamal' court, a courtyard which again reflects the image of a lotus in bloom.

The palace suites are each individually designed gems - literally, for their decor uses semi-precious stones as inlays. Pristine white marble forms an effective base to offset the rich and elegant colors of Rajasthan, with local skills being used in a modern manner. In every case, the patterns of the furniture are reflected and replicated in the white terrazzo forming the floor.All the palace suites have either balconies or bay windows, which overlook the lush green fields and the mountains which surround Devi Garh. Each suite overlooks the traditional 'aangans' (courtyards) with contemporary design.

In every suite, the furniture and the upholstery have been especially selected with a view to beauty and functionality. Marble combined with semi-precious stones, such as malachite, mother of pearl, jasper and lapis lazuli, lends an aura of luxury and quiet elegance to the rooms.

The garden suites at Devi Garh each have their own private lobby, garden and tented terrace, and overlook a vivid rectangular field of flowers. In each of the suites, the décor (based on local green marble) brings the serenity and beauty of the garden inside. A carved marble tree of life surmounts the headboard of the bed, adding to the effect of a garden within the room.

Traditionally Rajputs were known for their constant forays into the wilderness- either to wage war or on hunting expeditions. Setting up of portable tents became one of the most important rituals, giving order and stability to their nomadic lifestyle. For the adventurous traveler of the 21^st century who is looking to be closer to nature, Devi Garh provides 6 tents at the foot of the Palace, as an option. These tents erected from October to March, recreate the desert sky on the cloth ceiling with patterns of clouds and stars (made up of shimmering mirrors). In order to match comfort levels with modern day lifestyles, the tents are provided with electricity, heaters and fans, telephone connection and an attached marble bathroom, with running water. By climbing a few steps, one can participate in all that the palace has to offer or alternatively enjoy the simple from the verandah of the tent-such as soaking in the sunshine, listening to the chirping birds while gazing out on to the lush green vegetable garden laid out in a Mughal pattern.

One of the most outstanding features of Devi Garh is its landscape design. Using traditional materials and motifs, contemporary designs have been created which embody the confluence between the old and the new. The raw materials used are all local, with white marble being used extensively throughout the palace. The two 12 feet high standing blocks of uncut white marble at the entrance are symbolic sculptural representations of the stone in its purest form.

Devi Garh, like any traditional Indian dwelling, revolves around courtyards; five, to be precise. Each courtyard blends classical and modern designs to achieve a fusion, which is peaceful yet intriguing. The kamal court is an interesting interpretation of the traditional lotus motif as a black marble water-maze.

Devi Garh, away from the stress of the city, is a perfect place to optimize your well-being. We aim to soothe your body, stimulate your mind strengthen your spirit.  Combined with the gymnasium, steam, sauna, Jacuzzi, and beauty Parlour, we offer something more profound: complete Ayurvedic therapies. Ayurveda is a traditional Indian form of Holistic medicine, which has been handed down over the centuries by ancient physicians. This gentle science, using natural remedies has evolved a system of complete healthcare. Our therapists use medicated oils and herbal pastes for different therapies- ranging from relaxing massages to complex treatments.  For the renewal of your energies, one needs an environment of total harmony to reach inner peace. The calming effects of our white rooms is further enhanced by experiencing Yoga (control on the body, breath and mind) and Dhyana (meditation) on the ramparts of the Palace, at the time of sunrise. Throughout your stay healing powers of the enveloping silence is broken occasionally by the sounds of running water in the courtyards.  Make your holiday a complete one. Leave rejuvenated and refreshed; with your individual self in harmony with the universal self.