Jaipur

Taj Rambagh Palace

The Taj Rambagh Palace, which was initially constructed in 1835, has gracefully navigated a number of royal transitions. It has served as a royal guesthouse, hunting lodge, and later as the palace of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and his queen, Maharani Gayatri Devi.

Today, this crown jewel of the Taj provides 78 large, exquisitely refurbished luxury rooms and suites in Jaipur that were the Maharaja’s quarters. Swarna Mahal is a restaurant where you eat on gold crockery. The palace has retained much of its ornate splendour, which was lavishly embellished with hand-carved marble “jalis” or latticework, sandstone balustrades, cupolas, and “chattris” or cenotaphs, as well as magnificent Mughal Gardens.

Why do we love Taj Rambagh Palace ?

Flocks of peacocks and pigeons. Live oriental music. Sumptuous tropical fruit buffets. We love Taj Rambagh Palace, this so-called “Jewel of Jaipur,” because you can experience the splendour and tradition of kings and princes.

Evenings are simply magical as the palace lamps come alive. This vintage destination is the ideal location for a pleasant break from Delhi and Ahmedabad. Staff are highly professional, kind and extremely caring. Your butlers captivate you with various fascinating tales and anecdotes about former maharajas. Famous tourist destinations in and around Jaipur are conveniently closeby.

What can I look forward to?

Grandeur, opulence, and vintage royal heritage. An experience like none other

Experiences

Sparkling fountains. Peacocks prancing in a landscaped paradise. Vintage palace rooms. You'll be welcomed with flower petals, into an adventure so regal the memory will never leave you. By indulging in trademark treatments at the Jiva Grande Spa, immersed in traditional Indian wellness practices, you may take your royal retreat to the next level. Yoga and meditation will harmonise your mind with a pampered body.
Dine wherever you like in seclusion with the imposing palace as a backdrop. The Baradari Experience offers exotic floral arrangements, candlelight performances, and live music.

Gastronomy

Within this magnificent palace, which showcases Rajasthan's regal legacy, are some of the best fine-dining restaurants in Jaipur. You can enjoy a royal Indian feast in Suvarna Mahal, a former palace ballroom with enormous crystal chandeliers designed in the French Baroque style of the 18th century.
Visit their all-day dining restaurant Rajput Room or Verandah Café for a variety of cuisines. Discover Mediterranean treats at Steam, a lounge bar, or recline in the luxurious splendour of the Polo Bar, where the Jaipur polo team's awards and mementos are on display.

Comfort

The Taj Rambagh Palace offers accommodation in 33 large suites and 45 rooms. Room categories are named: Palace Rooms (Bedroom Garden View or Courtyard View), Historical Suites (Bedroom Garden View or Courtyard View), Royal Suite (Bedroom Garden View or Courtyard View) Grand Royal Suite (Bedroom Garden View) Grand Presidential Suite (Bedroom Garden View) and Luxury Room (Garden View).
Rich textures, exquisite carpets, and hand-painted wall designs are used to adorn the large, air-conditioned rooms. Each room has a minibar, flat-screen TV, personal safe and features walk-in showers and separate bathtubs.

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