The landmark
Rose Villa
The one everyone photographs first — an upper floor cantilevered clean over the porch, wrapped in slate and lit along its edge after dark. Open-plan living below, bedrooms above, and parking right at the door.
Aravalli foothills · Jaipur
The hills keep
a pearl.
A private farmhouse of lawns, palms and a shell-tiled pool, folded into 5 quiet acres of the Aravallis — yours for the weekend.
The Oasis PoolRose VillaRooftop sunsetsLilly & JasmineFarm breakfastsWild FlowerBilliards sunroomLantern-lit lawnsFive private acres
The farm
A farmhouse, not a hotel.
Natural Pearl began as our family's escape from the city — a scatter of lawns and date palms under the Aravalli ridge. We kept the good habits of home: unhurried meals, deep verandas, a swing that faces the garden. Then we added the things weekends deserve — a pool tiled like an open oyster, a rooftop that catches the sunset, and rooms that open straight onto grass.
One booking at a time
The whole farm is yours — no strangers at breakfast, no queue for the pool.
Run by the family
We built this place for our own weekends. Now we host yours the same way.
Grown, not landscaped
Date palms, bougainvillea and a tree that grows straight through the games room.
The Oasis Pool
Seen from above, it opens like an oyster.
The shell mosaic on the pool floor is the farm's namesake — a pearl set in five acres of green. Swim over it by day; watch the pergola lights swim over it by night.
Shade on one side, sun on the other.
A tiled pavilion runs the length of the deck — sofas and a bar in the shade, loungers out in the light, bougainvillea over the roof. Breakfast gets carried out here most mornings.
Three villas
Rose, Lilly & Jasmine, Wild Flower.
Three separate houses on the same five acres. Take one, or take the lot — they share the lawns, the pool and the kitchen either way.
Twin villa
Lilly & Jasmine
Two mirrored houses joined by a spiral stair, so a family can take both halves or two couples can take one each. Every room opens to a balcony; the whole facade glows on cove lighting at night.
Garden villa
Wild Flower
The quiet one, set at the end of the date-palm lawn with a red-tiled veranda and a rooftop that catches the sun going down behind the hills. Best for families who want the garden at their doorstep.
Amenities
Everything a slow weekend needs.
No lobby, no schedule — just the run of the place.
The Oasis Pool
The garden pool wears the farm's shell emblem on its floor, with a tiled pavilion and lit pergola lounge alongside for long evenings by the water.
Rooftop plunge pool
A second, smaller pool on the villa roof, faced west — mosaic tiles, cane umbrellas and the Aravallis at sundown.
Billiards sunroom
A glass-roofed games room with a full-size table, a reading corner and a living tree growing through the floor.
Farm kitchen
Home-style Rajasthani and North Indian meals cooked to your plan — breakfast on the terrace, dinner under the lights.
Lawns & orchards
Five acres of grass, date palms and bougainvillea, with a play corner for kids and shaded verandas for everyone else.
Gathering pavilion
A canopied deck for birthdays, mehndi evenings and small functions — up to 60 guests, with the lawn as spillover.
Why families come back
Booked whole, kept simple.
A farmhouse works when nobody has to manage it. Here is what we promise, and keep.
Privacy that's real
We host one group at a time. The gate closes behind you, and the farm goes quiet.
Sunsets with a front row
The rooftop faces the Aravalli ridge west — the plunge pool turns gold around six.
Meals made your way
Tell us what your family eats. The kitchen cooks it fresh, on your timetable.
An hour from the city, a week away
Close enough for a Friday-night arrival, far enough that the loudest thing is birdsong.
Gallery
The farm, hour by hour.
Terrace mornings, glass-roof afternoons, lantern-lit nights.
Guest words
What weekends here sound like.
We booked for my father's 70th — three generations, one villa. The kids lived in the pool, the grandparents lived on the swing, and the staff quietly kept everyone fed. Nobody wanted to check out.
Meera Khandelwal
Family reunion · Delhi
The rooftop pool at sunset is worth the drive alone. We had chai on the terrace while the hills went pink, then played billiards under that glass roof till midnight. Easily the best weekend we've had this year.
Arjun & Shefali Mehta
Anniversary weekend · Ahmedabad
As someone who plans offsites, I notice the details — clean rooms, honest food, a lawn big enough for games, and hosts who answer the phone. Our team of fourteen fit comfortably and left planning the next trip.
Rohan Iyer
Team offsite · Jaipur
Dates go quickly in season
Book the whole place.
One call sets it up — dates, meals, and how many beds to make. We'll have the lights on when you arrive.
Contact
Talk to the people who live here.
No call centre, no booking engine. You'll reach the family that runs the farm, and we'll sort your weekend out in one conversation.
Check-in
1 pm arrival · 11 am checkout
Early arrivals are usually fine — just ask when you book.