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RAAS Devigarh has 39 suites and nothing below them.
The Garden Suite is the smallest at 500 to 590 square feet, and the one guests come back for, because of the private tented sit-out — a timber daybed under a canopy walled in split cane, opening onto the palace garden. No suite above it has one. If you are here for 3 quiet nights, it may be the best room in the building.
Garden Suite looks inward, onto the palace's own garden.
Palace Suite looks out at Delwara village, with a piece of the Aravallis behind it.
Aravali Suite looks both ways — hills on one side, the fort's own courtyards on the other: the black marble Kamal Courtyard with its lotus, the Darbar Courtyard and the Janana Courtyard. None of these is a bad aspect. What you pay more for is the outlook rather than the space — Aravali Suite runs 670 to 810 square feet and Palace Suite 650 to 721.
Devigarh Complex (Set of 2 Suites) is 4,585 square feet, 2 suites joined into one. It has a golden bedroom opening onto a private sun deck and jacuzzi, and a private black granite pool with an arcade and a chhatri reflected in it. The theme is Shiva, Shakti and Nandi.
It sleeps 4 adults and 2 children, the only grade here that takes more than 2, and one of its halves is an Aravali Suite, which is why it is a complex rather than a suite. The rate covers the whole house, and there is only 1 of it, so the date is the hard part.
Rates here move with the nights you choose, so there is nothing honest to show until you have chosen them. Pick your dates above and the rooms the house sells online will price themselves.
Every suite has free wi-fi, a minibar, a Nespresso machine, a tea and coffee maker, an electronic safe, a laptop safe, satellite television, adapters, its own range of toiletries, air-conditioning and a savoury platter waiting on arrival. Every bathroom has a walk-in shower; bathtubs start at Aravali Suite. What changes as you climb is the outlook, the courtyards you can walk out into and, at the top, water of your own.
46 m² · The palace garden view · sleeps 2
The entry suite, 500 to 590 square feet off the palace garden: marble inlay in green and white, a king bed on a stone plinth, and a private tented sit-out that no suite above it has. There are 17.
60 m² · In the fort, off its own courtyard · Delwara village view · sleeps 2
Suites of 650 to 721 square feet, no two designed the same, with marble set with semi-precious stones and a courtyard attached to each. There are 6, looking down at Delwara village with the Aravallis behind it.
62 m² · The Aravallis one way view · sleeps 2
Suites of 670 to 810 square feet with traditional motifs carved into the walls and the floors, a private garden and an outdoor seating area. The only ones that look two ways: the hills on one side, the fort's own courtyards on the other.
426 m² · The Aravallis view · sleeps 4 + 2 children
Two suites joined into 4,585 square feet, with a golden bedroom opening onto a private sun deck and jacuzzi, and a private black granite pool with an arcade and a chhatri standing in it. There is one of it, and it is the only one here that takes a family.
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