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| This spectacular Hotel focuses on attention to detail and is as near to perfection as is possible, it is a stunning modern Palace built out of the palest pink sandstone, resting in its own verdant landscape and offers the perfect Holiday retreat as well as business venue. The plush interiors and luxurious rooms promise guests a comfortable stay, master chefs serve authentic Indian delicacies and a host of recreational facilities ensure guests permanent amusement. |
| The Luxury Hotel is nestled amongst the arid and rugged Aravalli mountain range in Alwar near Jaipur and is a garden gateway to Rajasthan rugged region frontiers. Amanbagh is the second Aman resort to open in Rajasthan, it is designed by Ed Tuttle, the US architect who now has seven Aman resorts in his portfolio. |
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Luxury Hotel Amanbagh
Ajabgarth
Rajasthan
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| It is set in an isolated valley, and implanted into a rural Rajasthan and a former Maharaj camp ground two hours from Jaipur, amid palm trees and century old mango trees. Within a 30km radius can be found Ajabarth Fort and Temple which were built in 1635 and are connected by underground passageway, there is an abundance of history that surrounds this region and is easily accessible and the Hotel concierge will all arrangements for excursions. |
| The Hotel is set within a walled oasis and echoes the regions Moghul architecture and has clearly been designed for visual impact showcasing clean lines, soaring ceilings and inner courtyards. The resort comprises of a main building rises over three levels, on the first level is the arrival area that leads to the reception area and onto a shaded courtyard bordered on one side by the dining room and on the other by the Lounge. Rising from the reception is a sweeping staircase that leads to the library and outdoor terrace. |
| Two external staircases lead to the Roof terrace which is elevated above a canopy of trees and provides sweeping views over the surrounding landscape. Beyond the main building is a swimming pool, informal dining area and wading pool all set within landscaped grounds. This magnificent establishment is complimented by a talented staff who are charm personified and attend to the guests every need starting with the general manager and percolating down through the 200 hundred staff to the Hotel Dog called Mace. |
| The Hotel boasts 4 room categories. The Courtyard Haveli Rooms of which there are eight are located on the ground floor level of two, two storied structures on either side of the swimming pool. These are spacious rooms offering some 85m2 and house their own luxurious sitting rooms appointed with wonderfully comfortable sofas, the interiors feature hand woven Indian fabrics, hand carved wooden screens, delicate arched windows and cool stone floors. They are surrounded by private courtyard and terrace area that measure 50m2 offering guests indulgent privacy, a wonderful place to enjoy cocktails or take coffee in the morning with the newspaper. |
| The Terrace Haveli Rooms are located on the upper level and boast a beautiful terrace of some 80m2 which accommodates the guests own private dining area, a perfectly arranged daybed and sun loungers offer the guests wonderful relaxation. The inside accommodation provides a sitting room furnished with daybed, two armchairs, sound system, personal bar and executives writing desk. The master bedroom provides an indulgent king size bed dressed in fine linens, topped with dreamy pillows, scatter cushions and throws. The suite cleverly combines contemporary design with artistic Asian influences. |
| The most luxuriously appointed accommodations are the sixteen Pool Pavilions sited on the perimeters of the resort and offer their own private swimming pools measuring some 7mts surrounded in magnificently landscaped gardens. These suites provide guests opulent interiors allowing sitting rooms, dining areas and wonderfully comfortable master bedrooms, whose king size beds are dressed in the finest cottons, indulgent pillows, scatter cushions, colourful throws and as always these rooms offer an excellent mix of east meets West with cutting edge design, these are exceptional spaces. |
| The en suite bathrooms are out of this world and allow the sunlight to stream in making them bright at the top of the rang the bath tubs are carved out of solid pieces of Udaipur marble, providing vanities, walk in showers, complementary bathrobes, slipper and deluxe toiletries. |
| Fine dining may be found in the main dining room where beautifully prepared home style Indian cuisine and a choice of Western dishes are created under the watchful eye of the master chef, this excellent restaurant offers double height ceiling and seating may be arranged in banquet style or at tables which flow onto the outside terrace. The Poolside offers a relaxed atmosphere where informal dining is available beside the Pool, dining is outside under a colonnade and lunchtime fare includes sandwiches, salads and simple traditional Indian snacks. The Roof Terrace is a great place to meet with friends or a late evening sojourn under a starlit sky or to take in the breathtaking views. |
| Take time out to indulge body mind and soul at the onsite spa where a range of healing therapies are provided by highly skilled therapists and will also administer beauty treatments such as facials, body wraps massages and scrubs. |
| As with every Aman resort it provides its guests with a landscaped swimming pool that in this case measures some 12mts by 12mts along with adjacent wading pool which is cooled in summer and heated in winter surrounded by luxurious sun loungers and arcaded walkway. |
| The Luxury Hotel Amanbagh is a stunning modern palace created out of the palest pink sandstone and is thanks to American Bill Dalton, the famous landscaper who miraculously coaxed an oasis out of this parched corner of Rajasthan on which the Hotel proudly stands. This Hotel is a creation of miracles and it these miracles that privileged guests are invited to enjoy an Aman resort in India an unforgettable experience and that will keep them returning. |
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