Savista, at Village Sanjharia, Off Ajmer Road, Jaipur 302042, Rajasthan
With white adobe floors and soft furnishings in deep indigo, this room has a blend of traditional and modern wrought-iron furniture. It has a king-sized wrought iron bed, a traditional Rajasthani wooden wardrobe and one of its special features is[…]
A large room on the upper level, the all-white décor – redolent of jasmine – is a counterpoint to the deep copper hues of the four-poster king bed, and traditional Rajasthani furniture. It has a fireplace, windows overlooking tree tops[…]
Kesar is the Hindi word for saffron, and this folky Rajasthani room reflects the sun-kissed desert – furnishings in flaming saffron and deep red with folk motifs. With a king-sized bed and large atrium, this room overlooks the garden and[…]
The décor for this room is a mosaic of different shades of blue, dominated by the brilliant hue of the Lapis Lazuli. The king-sized bed is antique Rajasthani as are the carved wardrobe and chest. The bedroom has an additional[…]
The lime is a prized fruit in Rajasthan, given its cooling properties, and is addressed affectionately in folklore as Nimbuda. At Savista, too, the lime is a favoured fruit; the Savista farm has over a hundred lime trees. This spacious[…]
This is a spacious poolside room – the balcony opens out on to the pool, and a whole wall of French and smaller windows looks out on the other side onto a leafy arbor of Karanji trees. The décor of[…]
The muted green and yellow colours of the Khejri tree find their echo in this light filled room on the first floor. The soft furnishings and custom printed robes are in a mixture of green and yellow. Its other features[…]
Named after the flower of the Kachnaar tree, this small cozy upper level room with king bed has mirror-worked embroidered soft furnishings in brilliant shades of red and hot pink. The room is poised between the great outdoors. It has[…]
Pink is one of the defining colours of Rajasthan, and Gulaabo is a name given to both men and women in the region. This large cool room on the ground floor celebrates Jaipur’s pink theme and block-printing craft, reflected in[…]
Bhaskara is one of the many Sanskrit names for the sun. Bhasa = light, kara = creator. Thus “Creator of Light”. Other names in Sanskrit that variously describe the attributes of the sun are: Ravi, Mitra, Aditya, Surya, Divakara, Dinakara,[…]