The 140-key resort features rooms, cottages, and wedding villas, complemented by two banquet halls with expansive lawns for weddings. An independent clubhouse caters to local visitors. The master plan thoughtfully separates the hotel, clubhouse, and banquets to address their unique needs, ensuring an efficient and seamless experience for all guests.

The architecture incorporates traditional elements such as jharokhas (overhanging enclosed balconies), intricate latticework, and vibrant frescoes, blending them with modern materials and clean lines. The use of local sandstone and marble not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also ensures durability and thermal comfort. Water features and lush gardens are strategically placed to create a serene environment, while the lighting design accentuates the beauty of the structures at night, turning the resort into a mesmerizing spectacle.

This nature-inspired hospitality architecture seamlessly integrates eco-conscious hospitality design principles. The resort utilizes sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems, ensuring minimal environmental impact while providing maximum comfort and luxury to its guests.