 It has seven floors, a number considered auspicious by Rajput rulers.The first two floors consist of the Sukh Niwas (the house of pleasure), followed by the Rang Mahal (alternatively called Shobha Niwas) with coloured glasswork, then Chhavi Niwas with its blue and white decorations.The last two floors are the Shri Niwas, and Mukut Mandir which is literally the crowning pavilion of this palace.