A traditional Rajput feudal homestead with its separate apartments and courtyards, this rambling structure has 10 well appointed rooms, and orchards surrounding it. Along with personalised service, there are its Rajasthani meals that are a speciality.

Built to overlook Gaibsagar lake, the palace was first built in the mid-19th century, and was extensively renovated and enlarged in the 1940s, and fitted with glittering chandeliers, and art-deco furniture. The dining hall is lined with hunting trophies. Though a large palace, only 5 suites and a single room are available for guests.