BE TREATED LIKE ROYALTY
The former sanctuary of the Maharajas of Jaipur, guests of the Rambagh Palace are treated like royalty from the moment they pass through the front gates. Though dating back to 1835, the palace still has its original splendour, from the hand-carved marble latticework of the impressive exterior to the peaceful courtyards and elegant lounges that lie within.
Its rooms and suites are lavishly dressed in rich fabrics and gorgeous silks, whilst contemporary touches add modern-day luxury. Sunlight streams in through the intricately arched, full length windows, whilst balconies overlook the elaborate Mughal gardens. Within the gardens, you’ll find the Jiva Spa where you can spend an afternoon being pampered, before enjoying an evening of fine Rajasthani cuisine in the gilded Suvarna Mahal – one of the Jaipur’s finest restaurants.
Occupying a 47-acre plot just south of the city centre, the Rambagh finds itself within easy reach of many key attractions. When not out exploring, you can relax by the pool, wander the peaceful grounds or practise yoga on the lawn.
RAMBAGH PALACE, JAIPUR
Rambagh Palace, at a glance
- Magnificent palace hotel set in the heart of the Pink City
- The former residence of the last ruler of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II
- Sandstone balustrades, elegant cenotaphs and sprawling Mughal gardens pay tribute to the hotel’s glorious past
- Choice of 78 rooms and stunningly restored suites that were once the private chambers of the Maharaja of Jaipur
- Luxurious marble bathrooms and regal four-poster beds
- Rich décor reflects the art and colours of Rajasthan, with sumptuous fabrics and hand-carved furnishings
- Personal butlers on hand
- A range of dining options from the relaxed Verandah Cafe to the grand Suvarna Mahal
For leisure and pleasure
- Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
- Tented Jiva Spa which recalls the days of pampered royalty and offers traditional treatments for wellness and beauty – amidst chandeliers, tubs and Indian love swings
- Yoga pavilion
- Butler-escorted flora and bird watching tours of the grounds, comprising five astonishing gardens
- Guided historical walks
- Golf and croquet
- Excursions include vintage motoring tours of the Pink City, shopping expeditions, trips to the fabulous City Palace with its Mogul and Rajput architecture and the Palace of Winds
- Nightly performances from local folk dancers and musicians
