Rooms & Suites
Every corner at Laalee is a celebration of the life of Krishna! The central figure of the design inspiration and concept of this property. Every space commemorates love in different forms! Whether it's the peacocks wooing the peahens in the Mayur suite, or the countless lotuses being teased by the birds. The frolicking cows and calves jumping in joy; a mother playing with her new born child with countless toys in the utsav room. Each wall, each motif is hand painted and is literally a labour of love. An offering of devotion to my beloved Krishna. Each room follows a theme to reveal the story of Krishna. The significance becomes apparent to all seekers as the simple stories are fraught with deep spiritual meaning.
PADMA
The word “Padma” means the lotus flower. In the Hindu mythology, the lotus is the most revered flower. The lotus represents spiritual growth and prosperity. Lotuses grow in murky water and rise up without stains, they are often viewed as a symbol of purity. Since they return to the murky water each evening and open their blooms at the break of day, lotus flowers are also symbols of strength, resilience, and rebirth
Approximately 750 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
PADMA
The word “Padma” means the lotus flower. In the Hindu mythology, the lotus is the most revered flower. The lotus represents spiritual growth and prosperity. Lotuses grow in murky water and rise up without stains, they are often viewed as a symbol of purity. Since they return to the murky water each evening and open their blooms at the break of day, lotus flowers are also symbols of strength, resilience, and rebirth
Approximately 750 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
DIWALI
Diwali is one of the most significant and important Hindu festival celebrated in India. Spread over five days, one starts preparing for almost one month in advance. Diwali always falls on the new moon night in the Hindu month of Kartik. It’s a dark night and people light rows of oil lamps and burn fire crackers to illuminate their homes. Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.
Approximately 630 man hours were spent in the making of this room. Seven skilled craftsmen who specialize in the age old craft of mirror work, a skill passed on from father to son.worked in making "Diwali" so beautiful. Each piece of delicate convex mirror is hand cut and pasted on the ceiling and niches one by one. Also the walls are painted by skilled Artists using gold and silver foil.
Diwali is one of the most significant and important Hindu festival celebrated in India. Spread over five days, one starts preparing for almost one month in advance. Diwali always falls on the new moon night in the Hindu month of Kartik. It’s a dark night and people light rows of oil lamps and burn fire crackers to illuminate their homes. Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.
Approximately 630 man hours were spent in the making of this room. Seven skilled craftsmen who specialize in the age old craft of mirror work, a skill passed on from father to son.worked in making "Diwali" so beautiful. Each piece of delicate convex mirror is hand cut and pasted on the ceiling and niches one by one. Also the walls are painted by skilled Artists using gold and silver foil.
DIWALI
GOWDHULI
The literal meaning of the word, “Gowdhuli” is the dust that flies when the cows run home just before sun set. It’s the most auspicious time of the day. Krishna, being a full-fledged cowherd, his favourite companion were naturally the cows. He would spend maximum time of the day with cows and calves. He would often play the flute while the cows grazed in the meadows of Vrindavan.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
GOWDHULI
The literal meaning of the word, “Gowdhuli” is the dust that flies when the cows run home just before sun set. It’s the most auspicious time of the day. Krishna, being a full-fledged cowherd, his favourite companion were naturally the cows. He would spend maximum time of the day with cows and calves. He would often play the flute while the cows grazed in the meadows of Vrindavan.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Mayur
Peacocks are very dear to Krishna. His favourite head ornament is the peacock plume. One never sees Krishna without the decoration of the peacock feathers. Amongst the types of peacocks feathers that are offered to the Lord, the rare white peacock plumes are the most special.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Peacocks are very dear to Krishna. His favourite head ornament is the peacock plume. One never sees Krishna without the decoration of the peacock feathers. Amongst the types of peacocks feathers that are offered to the Lord, the rare white peacock plumes are the most special.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Mayur
Utsav
As the name suggests, utsav means a festival. The poinsettia red on the walls, juxta positioned with the three feet charcoal grey surround border adds to the drama in this room. The main feature walls has a hand painted picture of baby Krishna, in gold, on his cradle and all around him and in front of him are his numerous toys, kept to keep the young infant entertained.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Utsav
As the name suggests, utsav means a festival. The poinsettia red on the walls, juxta positioned with the three feet charcoal grey surround border adds to the drama in this room. The main feature walls has a hand painted picture of baby Krishna, in gold, on his cradle and all around him and in front of him are his numerous toys, kept to keep the young infant entertained.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
JAL
Jal literally means Water. It is what helps us keep cool in the summer. Summer time also known as Ushankal, at the Krishna temple is one of the most special times. When it comes to pampering the Lord, the focus is always his ultimate comfort. In the scorching summer heat of Rajasthan, to keep the lord cool and comfortable is the main focus of service during this time.
Approximately 285 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Jal literally means Water. It is what helps us keep cool in the summer. Summer time also known as Ushankal, at the Krishna temple is one of the most special times. When it comes to pampering the Lord, the focus is always his ultimate comfort. In the scorching summer heat of Rajasthan, to keep the lord cool and comfortable is the main focus of service during this time.
Approximately 285 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
JAL
Sankrant
Makkar sankrant is celebrated with great fervour in Jaipur. The festival of kites is celebrated across the city where everyone, big or small, rich or poor, all come together and play in this game of kite flying. The whole city seems to have moved to the terrace on this day and one can barely see the sky. Its full of kites. Special treats made of sesame seeds are made along with fritters and samosas.
Approximately 360 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Sankrant
Makkar sankrant is celebrated with great fervour in Jaipur. The festival of kites is celebrated across the city where everyone, big or small, rich or poor, all come together and play in this game of kite flying. The whole city seems to have moved to the terrace on this day and one can barely see the sky. Its full of kites. Special treats made of sesame seeds are made along with fritters and samosas.
Approximately 360 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Sawan
Monsoon is the most romantic time of the year. It presages cooler weather. It purifies and invigorates. It is a much awaited and celebrated season. Everything starts to look a lot greener and cleaner. Swings, called hindolas, are suspended from trees and everyone seems to be in a joyous merry state.
Approximately 360 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Monsoon is the most romantic time of the year. It presages cooler weather. It purifies and invigorates. It is a much awaited and celebrated season. Everything starts to look a lot greener and cleaner. Swings, called hindolas, are suspended from trees and everyone seems to be in a joyous merry state.
Approximately 360 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
Sawan
BASANT
The arrival of spring is the time to celebrate newness. A season that ushers in a new leaves on trees, beautiful, colourful flowers, a great pleasant weather and many festivals like Holi, Basant Panchami, Kunj ekadashi, etc. Here in this room, spring flowers that bloom at this time of the year, are hand painted on the walls. Outside the large windows, the flower bed also have seasonal flowers blooming and a huge Pomegranate tree, which also symbolizes new birth and growth in many cultures.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
BASANT
The arrival of spring is the time to celebrate newness. A season that ushers in a new leaves on trees, beautiful, colourful flowers, a great pleasant weather and many festivals like Holi, Basant Panchami, Kunj ekadashi, etc. Here in this room, spring flowers that bloom at this time of the year, are hand painted on the walls. Outside the large windows, the flower bed also have seasonal flowers blooming and a huge Pomegranate tree, which also symbolizes new birth and growth in many cultures.
Approximately 480 man hours were used to hand paint the motifs on the wall by skilled Rajasthani artists using a single hair brush with pigment paints.
IN ROOM AMENITIES
TEA & COFFEE
MINI BAR FRIDGE
IN - ROOM SAFE
HIGH SPEED WIFI
Other Services
DAILY BREAKFAST INCLUDED
FARM FRESH MEALS
WEATHER BASED TEMPERATURE CONTROL
YOGA SESSIONS
IN - HOUSE HOTEL MANAGER
DAILY ROOM CLEANING
24 - HOUR SECURITY
