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TLP Jaipur Factsheet.Cdr JAIPUR Places of interest Amber Fort Jaigarh Fort Nahargarh Fort City Palace Hawa Mahal Jantar Mantar (The Observatory) Centres that specialise in semi precious stones and jewellery The Leela Palace Jaipur is an elegant reflection of modern palatial grandeur. Located amidst tranquil environs the hotel is set against the majestic backdrop of the Aravalli range. Climate In summer, the min is 28°C and the max is 45°C In winter, the min is 6°C and the max is 19°C General information Languages: English, Hindi, Mewari Currency: Indian Rupee All major credit cards NH 11 KUKAS JAIPUR Inspired by the luxury of yesteryear, yet staunchly modern in its execution, 200 lavishly appointed rooms, suites and villas offer luxuriant indulgence. 88 uber luxe private Villas offer a true Leela Palace experience. Uncompromising in its decadence, bespoke and personalized services are delivered with a traditional finesse that embodies the spirit of both the locale and the signature Leela Palace Service. www.theleela.com The Leela Palace Jaipur Welcome to a place where the age old Indian tradition of “Atithi Devo Bhava”, meaning “Guest is God”, is a way of life. At The Leela, everyone is committed to taking guest service to reverential heights. “Welcome to a world of grandeur & luxury” Accommodation Guestroom Services Conference & Banquet Total no. of suites and rooms - • Anticipatory Palace Butler Facilities 200 Service • Vikram Aditya Grand Ballroom • 74 Palace Rooms • In-room dining with a pre-function area • 16 Palace Suites • Laundry and dry cleaning • Jaigarh Meeting Room • 22 Grand Villas • Concierge service • Nahargarh Meeting Room • 22 Grand Villas with Terrace • Wake-up call • 2 Boardrooms • 23 Royal Villas with Courtyard • Doctor on call • Studio • 41 Royal Villas with Plunge The Villas • Kanishka Bagh Pool • Welcome drink on arrival • Sunderban Lawns • 1 Royal Suite • Express check-in/check out Spa and Fitness • 1 Maharaja Suite • Exclusive dining • The Spa Guestroom Amenities • Round the clock Palace Butler • State-of-the-art gymnasium • High Definition LED Smart Service • Outdoor temperature television Dining controlled swimming pool • Broadband wireless high • Sukh Mahal - All-day dining Special Features speed internet • Mohan Mahal - Indian • Bicycles for guest use • Electronic safe Speciality Restaurant (on request) • Ergonomic mattress • Jharokha Bar • The Salon • A gourmet corner with fine • Preet Mahal - Southern Italian • Chauffeur driven Limousine selection of spirits, soft Portofino style • Cultural performances beverages and snacks • Hawa Mahal - Unique rooftop • The Leela Ceremonial Rituals • Tea and coffee maker dining • Luxurious bathroom with phone lines • Power supply: 110/220 volts Mohan Mahal - Indian Speciality restaurant Holistic wellness Royal Villa with Plunge Pool BANQUET & MEETING ROOM FLOOR PLAN 1 2 4 5 3 6 Vikram Aditya - 1 Vikram Aditya - 2 Pre Function Nahargarh Jaigarh Sundarban Lawns VENUE AREA DIMENSIONS THEATRE CLUSTER CLASS BOARD U-SHAPE BANQUET RECEPTION SQ. FT. L x W x H STYLE SEATING ROOM ROOM Ballroom Vikram Aditya 1 & 2 10906 133 x 82 x 22 800 420 400 130 130 1000 800 Vikram Aditya 1 6560 80 x 82 x 22 500 230 225 60 60 400 300 Vikram Aditya 2 4346 53 x 82 x 22 275 170 100 50 50 200 150 Pre Function 4366 1 18 x 37 x 14 Boardroom Boardroom 1 390 3 0 x 13 x 0 40 16 15 12 15 20 Boardroom 2 390 30 x 13 x 0 40 16 15 12 15 20 Other Spaces Nahargarh 972 36 x 27 x 13 60 40 36 27 25 65 50 Jaigarh 972 36 x 27 x 13 60 40 36 27 25 65 50 Studio 462 28 x 17 x0 12 Sundarban Lawns 33264 252 x 132 1500 1000 700 250 1800 1600 Kanishka Bagh 7440 120 x 62 300 2 00 200 RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION Lohagarh Fort THE LEELA PALACES, HOTELS AND RESORTS , NH 11 y a GDS CHAIN CODE: LR Chamunda THE LEELA RESERVATIONS Temple d The Leela Palace oa WORLDWIDE TOLL FREE Jaipur elhi Highw INDIA 1-800-1031-444 -D ar R y a USA 855 670 3444 Kukas aiw Jaipur UK 08000 261 111 Nahargarh HONG KONG 800 906 444 jmer Highw Biological Park Na Natata SINGAPORE 1800 223 4444 A tata R Bhanpur S Panna Meena oad PRIVATE LINES + 91 124 4425 444 elhi- Kund D www.theleela.com Amer Jaigarh Fort PREFERRED HOTELS AND RESORTS WORLDWIDE Fort oad TOLL NUMBER 1 817 567 9633 Alwar Jaipur R Asia & Pacific Jal Mahal Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Nahargarh Singapore, New Zealand, Taiwan, Thailand Fort Central & South America Jantar Mantar Hawa Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia Mahal Jaipur Europe Railway Balaji Temple Station City Palace Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK TRANSPORTATION The Leela Palace Jaipur Middle East & Africa International Airport, 30 kms Jaipur - Delhi Highway, NH 11 Kukas, Israel, South Africa, UAE City Centre, 22 kms Jaipur 302 028 Rajasthan India North America Canada, USA, Mexico Tel: +91 142 6350000 e mail : [email protected] www.preferredhotels.com August - 2021 The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts: Bengaluru, Chennai, Jaipur, New Delhi, Udaipur, Gandhinagar, Gurugram, Mumbai, Goa and Mahatma Mandir Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gandhinagar. Opening Shortly: Bhartiya City (Bengaluru), Hyderabad | Future Developments: Agra..
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