The palace of the descendants of Maharaja Prithvi Raj of Amber (1503 AD - 1528 AD) was renovated as a heritage hotel. The heritage hotel is a fine blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. All the rooms are aesthetically decorated and overlook the flourishing gardens. Mouth watering Indian and Continental cuisines are served at its restaurant.

The palace, a hunting lodge and forest retreat basically, was built by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh ji in 18th century. This hotel painted with lime based red colour, faces north and facilitates the guests the panoramic view of the rocky hills. Multi-cuisines restaurant of the hotel is known for its yummy dishes.

Built in 1896 by Thakur Bhagat Singhji, it was renovated and converted into a hotel under the guidance of Thakur Devi Singhji. Twenty two rooms of the hotels represent the architecture of yore and give a nostalgic feeling during stay.

This heritage guest house built in 1872 still maintains its original attributes. The major attraction of the guest house is the Nayla Art Gallery, promoted by Kr. Dushyant Singh Ji of Naila. Art lovers visit the gallery to get the spark of the creativity by the paintings and the serious comments of the critics over them.

The hotel built in 1928 by General Amar Singh, Thakur of Kanota, Commander of the state of Jaipur. He is known as a soldier, administrator, sports man and diarist. His diary, in English, from 1898 to 1942, is a authentic source to know the Rajput life in detail. The hotel is also famous for the warm hospitality, embellished interiors and palatable cuisines.