Set amid verdant gardens, mango orchards, marigold and jasmine fields, the hotel is a haven of peace and tranquillity. The name of the hotel is derived from the Goddess Nadesari, whose shrine is located in the front of the Palace. Embellished with original pieces of furniture refurbished to recreate the atmosphere of a bygone era, the decor of the rooms is intended to evoke the colours of marigolds, jasmines and pale pink lotuses that are offered to the holy Ganges. Works of art from the Maharaja?s collection decorate the walls of the Palace?s luxurious suites. Dining at the hotel is an indulgent experience starting with breakfast on the sun-kissed veranda; a spiritually inspired plated meal at lunch in the dining room and a barbeque dinner by the poolside.