Taj Rambagh Palace

A blend of Rajput and Mughal architectural styles, this heritage hotel is located in a 19th-century mansion. Initially used as a royal guesthouse and hunting lodge, it was expanded to become the permanent residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur in 1925. Its rooms are furnished with exquisite furniture and accessories such as four-poster beds, and are equipped with walk-in wardrobes and luxurious bathrooms. To complete your experience of living like a king or queen, explore the city on a vintage car or on a horse-drawn carriage. The period decor extends to the hotel's dining options. The Polo Bar captures the spirit of the equestrian sport with memorabilia and trophies, while the bar Steam is located next to a vintage steam engine in a Victorian-era train station. H​oused in the grand dining hall, the Suvarna Mahal restaurant is impressive not just for its royal fare but also its high ceilings, gilded mirros and Florentine frescos.