Kintsugi at Rangniwas

These unique jewel-box rooms have been hand-painted by a master craftsman, trained in the tradition of the Mewari Miniature. The rooms are replete with motifs and inspirations drawn from the flora and fauna of Rangniwas.
Built in the late 1800s, these rooms on the ground floor have a rich history.

The superior rooms are a treasure trove of antiques and art. The walls have been restored with art to highlight the undulation of restored lime-plaster walls. Crystal mirrors, delightful antique brass beds and delicate furnishings in shades of pink are the hallmark of these rooms.

The only room in this category, the Deluxe Queen Room features the largest jharokha overlooking the garden and carefully selected handcrafted pieces, such as a beautiful antique hand-carved teak bed and a cabinet painted by our master craftsman.

Our large Deluxe rooms on the first-floor offer views of Rangniwas Palace and the gardens.
The rooms feature two jharokhas. Perhaps on cool, winter days you would like to lie in the outdoor jharokha and bask in the sun or on summer days you would like to pull down the blinds and take a nap in the indoor jharokha.