Rambagh Palace

About

Dating back to 1835, Rambagh Palace has transitioned from a royal guesthouse to a hunting lodge and finally to the palace residence of the Maharaja. Today, it stands as a living museum of Indo-Saracenic architecture, where sweeping courtyards, marble corridors, and hand-carved latticework blend with luxurious amenities and impeccable service. The atmosphere is one of timeless romance and royal charm, offering guests an immersive experience into India’s regal past.

Rooms

The palace features 78 exquisitely restored rooms and suites, each uniquely styled with antiques, rich silks, and period furniture that evoke the splendour of royal living. Suites boast grand four-poster beds, intricate artwork, and views of either the landscaped Mughal gardens or the palace’s ornate courtyards. Despite their historic character, all rooms are equipped with modern luxuries such as plush bathrooms, personalised butler service, and seamless in-room technology.

Dining

Dining at Rambagh Palace is a regal affair, with multiple venues offering gourmet cuisine and royal hospitality. Suvarna Mahal, the grand dining hall with frescoed ceilings and crystal chandeliers, specialises in fine Indian dining with a menu inspired by royal kitchens. The Verandah Café and Rajput Room offer lighter fare and international favourites, while the Polo Bar provides a sophisticated setting for rare whiskies, vintage wines, and signature cocktails in a setting that celebrates Jaipur’s equestrian heritage.

Activity

Guests can immerse themselves in a curated programme of experiences including private yoga in the gardens, guided palace tours, traditional Rajasthani performances, and vintage car rides. The Jiva Spa offers signature Indian wellness treatments within tranquil, candlelit therapy rooms. With Jaipur’s historic forts, markets, and cultural sites just moments away, Rambagh Palace serves as the perfect base for exploring the Pink City in unmatched style and comfort.