Palace Room Garden View King Bed at Rambagh Palace

Originally built in 1835 as a garden retreat, the property later became a hunting lodge and the main residence of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II.

The palace complex was enlarged in the early 20th century under architect Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob in an Indo-Saracenic style combining Rajasthani, Mughal and colonial motifs.

The hotel contains 78 rooms and suites within a restored former royal residence rather than a conventional modern tower.

The property has a Jiva Grande Spa, Taj’s Indian wellness brand, alongside a fitness center and fitness studio.

Rambagh Palace has both an indoor pool and an outdoor pool; listings also describe multiple languid pools.

The largest meeting venue measures 43 m by 23 m by 6.5 m and accommodates up to 800 guests.

The event infrastructure includes 12 meeting rooms and 15,593 sq ft of total meeting space.

Named event spaces include Maharani Mahal and Mughal Garden, with Mughal Garden listed at 23,508.4 sq ft and a maximum capacity of 1,000.

Distinctive services include royal butler service, vintage car transfers and escorted sightseeing tours.

The palace stands on Bhawani Singh Road outside Jaipur’s old city walls, within expansive grounds and close to the city’s central historic, civic and business districts.