The Source at Sula

330 sq ft with garden or hill views. The house pitches these as its Tuscany-in-Nashik rooms, roomy enough for families. The photographs show sage-green walls, a cane-backed king bed and a pair of armchairs. Winery tour and tasting included.

A 400 sq ft step up with a separate living room and a garden-view bedroom. The house says these are among its most requested rooms. Winery tour and tasting included.

300 sq ft off the resort's cobbled courtyard, which does a fair impression of a European square with its vintage fountain and cafe chairs. Each room gets its own wicker swing, they say, and sits centrally in the resort.

400 sq ft with a sitting area and a large private balcony. Every piece of furniture was handpicked, per the house, and the photos of a green velvet sofa and sunny striped armchair rather back them up.

A 578 sq ft duplex in the resort's tower. White marble living floor and balcony below, king bedroom and bath above, with garden, Gangapur dam and mountain views by the house's telling.

A 1,000 sq ft suite the house calls its biggest, though its own Hermitage runs larger, with a large living room and a balcony the house recommends for a glass of wine at sunset.

1,150 sq ft on the second floor (no lift), with a grand balcony over vineyard, hills and lake, white marble bathroom and a soaking tub. The television lives in the living room.

270 sq ft on stilts with an unbroken line over the vines to the backwaters and Sahyadri hills, per the house. A four-poster in sheer netting and a private deck; the best seat in the house, they reckon.

The same 270 sq ft cabin, crafted in acacia wood by the house's own artisans by their telling, facing the gardens rather than the vines. Deck, bathrobes and all.