Rambagh Palace - Jaipur

Hotel · Ward 100

Rambagh Palace - Jaipur

Hotel · Ward 100

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Bhawani Singh Rd, Rambagh, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302005, India

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Rambagh Palace is a lavish Jaipur retreat with stunning architecture, top-notch dining, and unforgettable service that makes every guest feel royally special.  

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Bhawani Singh Rd, Rambagh, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302005, India Get directions

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"A beautiful domed architectural landmark in Jaipur, originally built as the hunting lodge of the Maharaja of Jaipur, now a luxurious hotel with rich heritage dining experiences."

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"Built: 1835 The 19th-century Rambagh Palace is often referred to as the “Jewel of Jaipur.” Originally home to one of the then-reigning queen's handmaidens, Rambagh Palace was later turned into a royal guest house, hunting lodge, and eventually a hotel. Many of the opulent touches (marbled corridors, stately lawns and gardens) hark back to the hotel's origins—for example, its restaurant, Steam, is located in a restored vintage train."

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"Why did this hotel catch your attention? What's the vibe? Spread across 47 acres, this historic hotel is an oasis of calm not far from the center of Jaipur. Whether you’re arriving by vintage car (the hotel owns a fleet), get a special VIP salute from two painted elephants (as countless celebrities and dignitaries have) or are just rolling up in a taxi, you’ll instantly feel like visiting royalty here—which isn’t surprising, considering the complex was once the domain of Maharajas and Maharanis. What's the backstory? India’s state of Rajasthan is one of the few regions in the country where guests can check in to an authentic palace hotel—some of which still have private wings for remaining members of the royal families. Built in 1835 as the hunting lodge (and later, primary residence) of the Maharaja of Jaipur, and now managed by the venerable Taj hotel group, the 78-room Taj Rambagh Palace is one of those places where history is alive and well, thanks to plenty of nods to the former occupants and their 1930’s heyday. Over the years, numerous luminaries—from Queen Elizabeth and Jackie Kennedy to Ruth Bader Ginsburg—have walked these courtyards, either as hotel guests or guests of the royal family. Tell us all about the accommodations. Any tips on what to book? Guest rooms are set in the main building, which is notable for its Mughal-style onion-shaped domes and sculpted archways. Looking out at either the central courtyard or the vast gardens (both dotted with roving peacocks), options range from spacious Superior and Luxury categories to Royal Suites, and come in either contemporary or historic styles. The latter feature touches like balconies, domed wooden ceilings, soaking tubs or original tile-and-mirror mosaics and hand-painted decorations. Whichever style you choose, the overall aesthetic is classic, with lots of polished wood, rich silks, and Rajasthani textiles; even modern amenities like flatscreen TVs can't mar the Old World vibe. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi? WiFi is complimentary. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at? The multiple on-site dining options also showcase aspects of the building’s history. The fine dining Suvarna Mahal is located in the palace’s original dining room—which is still adorned with chandeliers, frescos, and gilded mirrors—and serves specialties from four of India’s former princely states (Rajasthan, Awadh, Punjab, and Hyderabad). Overlooking the planned gardens and flower-filled reflecting pools, the Verandah Café serves light lunches and dinners of both international and Indian dishes, as well as an indulgent Afternoon Tea, all under cover of sculpted archways or generous lawn umbrellas; sometimes music or dance performances further help set the mood. Carved marble doorways and richly woven carpets set the scene at the all-day Rajput Room restaurant, while The Oriental celebrates pan-Asian favorites in an intimate, dimly lit room that was a particular favorite with the royal family. Cognac and cigars can be enjoyed in the Polo Bar—so named for the palace’s past role as a post-polo match hangout—and, out in the grounds, the Steam café serves wood-fired pizza and an array of beers from a vintage rail car. And the service? Even with all the ornate pomp, the soul of the hotel lies in its warm service. As an example, once, about two years after my first stay, I was visiting Jaipur again and decided to drop by the hotel for a drink—and was beyond surprised to be greeted by the doorman by name. When you’re an in-house guest, butlers are also on hand to make you feel extra-special, and private experiences like dining in a candle-lit gazebo—complete with live music—can be arranged. What type of travelers will you find here? The atmosphere lends itself to romance, so you’ll find lots of couples, but the hotel is also a preferred choice of international luxury tour operators, so there are often small tour groups and extended families doing the Golden Triangle circuit. Both Indian and international celebrities often stay here, too, as do writers attending the renowned annual Jaipur Literary Festival. What about the neighborhood? Does the hotel fit in, make itself part of the scene? The hotel is located in the heart of the city, not far from sites like the pink-hued Palace of the Winds and the famous bazaars, street markets and gem merchants. It’s also about seven miles from the airport. Is there anything you'd change? Some guests may find the lack of the latest tech or the classic decor of the rooms a downside, but it's all in keeping with the romantic, vintage feel—and it's not like the place is lacking in luxury. Bottom line: Worth it? Why? Palace hotels abound in Rajasthan, but the best ones are set in actual former palaces—and Rambagh has long set the standard for these types of retreats. This is one of those bucket-list places." - Sandra Ramani

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A wonderful hotel, with history and class. It is a great hotel on its own; with great service, restaurants, beautiful grounds, a few high end shops, a nice outdoor pool and an amazing indoor pool. But it is in contrast to the hustle and bustle of Jaipur that I think it can be really appreciated- and we loved the hustle and bustle. But returning to this hotel after a long day of seeing the sites, driving in traffic, etc- it has a very calming and perhaps... regal feel. Felt comfortable letting my son walk around the grounds by himself. They provided a baby sitter one night when we went out with friends. The care and attention was fantastic. I miss my morning "bed tea".

Vedant A

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The Rajput Room at Rambagh Palace is truly a culinary delight. Chef Kuldeep’s exquisite yellow curry and tofu dish were absolute highlights, showcasing impeccable flavors and artistry. The service by Prem Bhati was exceptional, with a meticulous focus on every detail, ensuring a seamless dining experience. Vivek's stellar management of the restaurant added to the overall charm, creating an atmosphere of warmth and elegance. ||This is not just a restaurant—it’s an experience we find ourselves returning to time and time again. A must-visit, not only in Jaipur but across India. Top recommendation for anyone seeking unparalleled dining!

Priyanka F

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One of the best ambience. Best place to explore with family. Courteous services provided by Mr. Danish & Nagendra. All the services were awesome including breakfast dining room service Best property gives you best experiences with best supporting staff. Every luxury properties need such employee's.

guglio88

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Fazal, Prem Bhati, Vivek and Kuldep made our experience at the Rajput restaurant unforgettable. Thank you so much. The food was excellent and service was impeccable. It was an honor to get to know more about Jaipur's culture in such a remarkable setting.

Jeff L

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Absolutely wonderful visit. Best experience in Rajput Room with an amazing team Fazal, Prem Bhati, Vivek and Chef Kuldep - a truly unforgettable experience. Great food and drinks with the best hospitality. We look forward to visiting again in the future.

Souvik P

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Rambagh is an amazing palace to stay and enjoy the real Era and Ora of royalty |I must say rambagh is a combo of hospitality Mean to say I have seen the resort where the the proper is amazing but they are lacking in standard but Rambagh has both standard plus a beautiful garden and royal building |Arrival was amazing|Like welcome with flower shower and royal umbrella |Than the beautiful ladies are waiting for you to welcome with tikka and garland |Than butler Karan took us to the room by taking a walk of the palace |So that that time only he visualized all the activities and facilities of palace |He is great story teller who has all the knowledge about the palace n made sure our comfortable stay||All the activities like |Hourse royal buggy |Vintage car |Peacock feeding |Billiards |Kite flying |TT|Over all it was great experience |Even at check out every staff was there to say good bye |And after check out Karan made sure that we reached home safely by calling us |Which was so heart touching moment|Thank you all for being a real example of hospitality

visamo s

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My 1st visit to Rambagh Palace!! Food and deserts at “Rajputroom” were awesome; especially Potato Roesti and kulfi + Halwa platter!! ||Special thanks to Prembhatiji,Chef Kuldeepji and Ms Ankita for extraordinary hospitality!! ||A must visit during Jaipur Trip!!

Ankit S

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It was a great experience |Nagendra singh|Ajeet|Irshad|Fazal |They all were so helpful!|They all took extremely good care of myself and my family |Always a delight to visit the property |Awaiting for the next trip to experience the best hospitality ever