A heritage property that can be traced back to the times of Mahabharata, this well maintained palace is an intriguing blend of both Mughal and Rajput architecture having courtyards, arched windows and traditionally painted verandahs. It gives one a glimpse of rural India of the glorified past with its ancient temples, melas, step wells, ruins of cities no more and their legends. The palace, which has been restored to its original glory is located in the district of Dausa, just 62 kms away from Jaipur.

Guests staying at the hotel get to experience a royal welcome, what with being fetched on camel carts in midst of singing artists decked in traditional outfits. All the 35 rooms of the hotel- 10 deluxe and 25 standard are fully air-conditioned, serviced 24 hours have all the modern amenities and a distinct Rajasthani Character. The palace also has a swimming pool in its vicinity and facilities for laundry, fax, conference, car rental and travel desk. Dining in Sheesh Mahal is another enjoyable experience. The restaurant serving Indian, Rajasthani, Chinese and Continental Cuisine has a traditional Rajputana Ambience. It can host a gala lunch for up to 400 people.

The balmy evenings can be spent watching the cultural programmes put on by the hotel that include folk dances, fire dance, puppet show and fireworks.The locale of the Palace makes it convienent for undertaking a wide range of activities like camel, horse, cycle and jeep safaris with overnight stay in royal Rajasthani tent. There is also a camping site with orchards and lush green fields nearby.The palace is also situated near some of the places of tourists' interest like the ancient Bhadreshwar Mahadev Temple, the Bari Baoli step well and the Mehndipur Balaji Temple, an important place of pilgrimage to Hanumanji.