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| The Hotel Rambagh Palace is one of the finest Hotels to be found in India, and is often referred to as to the jewel of Jaipur. The hotel hosts a range of indulgent and luxurious accommodation as well as a selection of local cuisines presented through its fine dining venues. Both tourist and business guests are well accommodated as the hotel provides a range of venues well facilitated allowing for various business functions. Comprehensive amenities and facilities allow 21st-century convenience house in historical grandeur and complimented by royal service. |
| The palace was originally built in 1865 for the Queen's favorite handmaiden and was later refurbished as a royal guest house and a hunting lodge and became home to the Jaipur royal family to the year 1957, when maharajah Sawai Man Singh II converted the royal palace into a hotel. Today under the internationally acclaimed Taj group of hotels the palace has become known as the 'Taj Rambagh Palace'. The Royal Hotel stands proudly at the Bhawanai Singh Road in Jaipur, approximately 11 km from the airport and 4 km from the railway station. This magnificent hotel lies over 47 acres of tranquil landscaped gardens, it is closely located to the walled 'Pink City', spectacular forts and the shopping bazaars of Jaipur. The hotel is the fine blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. |
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Hotel Rambagh Palace
Bhawani Singh Road
Jaipur
302 005
Rajasthan
Tel : +91 141 2211 919
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| The palace offers 79 rooms including aesthetically restored suites which were the former chambers of the maharajah. The rooms have been categorized into luxury rooms, superior rooms, Royal suite and grand Royal suites. All of the rooms are totally unique. The grand presidential suites houses a high ceilings and exquisite chandeliers which complements the green Udaipur stone arches and rich antique furniture. Arched French windows open out onto the resplendent Mughal gardens, the princely Nahargarth Fort and the breathtaking Arravalli hills. Many international celebrities and world leaders have enjoyed the pleasures of this suite. |
| The Sukh Nivas suite presents a fusion of contemporary design with royal flourishes. Arched stone work, rich textured drapes and fabrics, crystal chandeliers, gold leaf frescoes, opulent furniture and embellishments creates an atmosphere of extreme luxury and decadence. Large windows open onto the Royal gardens and the spectacular Arravalli Hills. This magnificent suite has its own grand sitting area, intimate dining space, sun deck seating on the private terrace. The Master bedroom houses an ornate and unusual circular bed draped with full length gold hued curtains from floor to ceiling. |
| The en suite bathrooms are extravagant affairs housing designer fittings the suites have their own Jacuzzis, complementary bathrobes, slippers and heavenly bath products. |
| The facilities and amenities are exceptional and include: internet access, cable, Satellite TV, complementary newspaper, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, climate control, voicemail, multiline phone, Internet access, refrigerator, mini bar, coffee tea maker, wakeup call, turn down service, or through telephone, hair dryer, and 24 hour room service. |
| Naturally given the Hotels calibre one can expect excellent dining facilities. The Suvarna Muhal is a fine dining restaurant where the cuisines of the royal houses of India are prepared under the expert guidance of the master chefs. The interiors are detailed with crystal chandeliers, gilded ornate mirrors reflecting the elegant table settings, Florentine ceiling frescoes balanced against rich dark green carpets and royal green dining chairs. Award winning vintage wines are served and delivered from the Hotels own wine cellars. |
| The Rajput room is an all day dining restaurant overlooking the palace's well manicured lawns and serving a selection of varying cuisines, the restaurant features indoor and outdoor dining and is an excellent venue for breakfast and light meals. Aromatic coffees and sweet pastries and a selection of teas are elegantly served throughout the day. The Veranda Cafe is an open air cafe that provides al fresco dining all day and hosts wonderful views of the Palace gardens and fountains. Light meals to traditional afternoon teas with champagne or even pre dinner cocktails may be enjoyed with friends. |
| The Polo Bar is a famous hangout amongst the elite of Jaipur; it showcases the palaces previous life as a royal sporting lodge. Trophies, polo memorabilia and other royal artefacts adorn the walls of the classically furnished room. The Bar presents a fine selection of single malts, liqueurs and Cuban cigars. |
| The Hotel presents an ideal destination for meetings in historical surroundings. This Hotel cannot fail to impress visiting delegates, clients of executives, celebrities and world leaders. It houses a number of venues that may be configured to suit various types of functions. Executive assistants are on hand to assist the executives every need. Highly sophisticated amenities are available to ensure the smooth running of all events. |
| As the Palace was once a royal guest house and hunting lodge the sporting life is still celebrated with activities like croquet, squash and tennis even a game of Polo may be arranged on request at the Rambagh Polo Grounds. |
| The Jiva Grand Spa offers a vast array of rejuvenating therapies including body scrubs and wraps. For the more energetic a fully equipped cardio vascular and weight training gymnasium may be found on site as well as steam room, Jacuzzi and indoor and outdoor swimming pool. |
| The Hotel Rambagh Palace is a hotel that is absolutely in a class of its own having a magnificent setting on a beautiful 47 acres of landscaped gardens, exceptional accommodations, superlative cuisines, extensive facilities and amenities and presented with royal service. |
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