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Exceptional travel experiences with quintessential charm, inimitable style and sublime service. Rajmahal Palace is one of the oldest and most treasured properties in the ‘Pink City’ of Jaipur. Belonging to the Royal Family of Jaipur, this exquisite private palatial home is set in the prime location in the center of Rajasthan’s bustling capital. An enclosed oasis, secluded in exquisite gardens, Rajmahal Palace eludes a sense of celebrated history. The tall bay windows, mirrored doors and exquisite interior décor allow guests to be transported to a new era of regal living. A PALACE WITH A GLAMOROUS PAST Over the decades this remarkable Palace has hosted Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth & the Duke of Edinburgh to stay at Rajmahal Palace, along with several other members of the British Royal Family. Celebrated personalities such as Jackie Kennedy, Lord & Lady Mountbatten and many of the international ‘jet set’ have been part of the history and enjoyed the wonderous hospitality within the Palace walls. RAJMAHAL PALACE Initially compromising of 14 Royal Apartments, Suites and Palace Rooms we invite guests to be a part of the future of Rajmahal Palace and share this extraordinary home with us. THE GROUNDS The Palace lawns and gardens provide exquisite spaces for dining, teas or just a spoiling afternoon spent reading a book with a glass of wine. Set against the celebrated façade of the Palace exteriors, the grounds are a verdant respite, right at the heart of Jaipur City. THE DESIGN After careful and meticulous restoration work, by celebrated designer Adil Ahmad, the Palace successfully embodies the heritage of it’s past life, maintaining the original, stunning marble staircase, intricate chandeliers, and treasured family possessions, whilst transporting guests into a new Era. THE POOL The swimming pool at Rajmahal Palace is a beautiful Art-Deco design. Set amidst the Upper Lawns, amidst greenery and fountains, it is the perfect place to relax away from the hustle & bustle of the City. The Poolside Badarari is the perfect location for Al Fresco Dining. THE COLLONADE As the original Verandah of Rajmahal Palace, The Collonade is the perfect place to meet for a coffee, enjoy a light lunch or catch up with friends over an informal dinner and cocktails. In clement weather, guests can sit on the lawns and enjoy the views of the Palace Gardens. The Collonade is open 24 hours a day for resident guests. 51 SHADES OF PINK The inspiration behind this dining room was drawn from an iconic Vogue Cover photographed by Norman Parkinson in 1952. The shades of pink have been inspired by the Sharbata courtyard inside The City Palace, Jaipur. Operating as a glorious dining room open for breakfast and lunch. THE POLO BAR Originally the library, and now aptly named The Polo Bar, this calm space allows guests to enjoy a drink surrounded by the original silver polo trophies of The Maharaja of Jaipur and old team photographs. This is the perfect place to unwind after a day spent exploring the city. THE ROYAL EXPERIENCE The spacious and light-filled apartments, suites and rooms of Rajmahal Palace have undergone extensive refurbishment. Fabrics and wallpapers have each been carefully design by Adil Ahmad. Each room has a story, and plays an important role in the history of Rajmahal Palace. THE ROYAL APARTMENTS RAM NIWAS ( Comprising of The Maharaja & The Yuvraj Suite) THE MAHARANI APARTMENT Apartment Size 3126 sq ft Apartment Size 2899 sq ft This two bedroom apartment is truly fit for Royalty; it served as the The apartment offers guests a vast master bedroom, combined sitting room that leads into dressing private apartment of two successive Maharaja's, Sawai Man Singh II and room, en suite bathroom, an elegant private dining room, full service kitchen and a grand entrance hall. his son Sawai Bhanwani Singh. Enter the apartment through your private entrance hall and feel transported to authentic grandeur of a regal past. Double doors lead down to an enclosed private verandah and heated plunge pool. Enter the main vestibule, off which lies your own private dining room Staying in the Maharani’s Apartment guests will enjoy the services of a private butler for the duration of where up to 8 can be seated surrounded by original portraits of Jaipur's their stay as well as a complimentary Chauffeur Service. Maharaja’s. The apartment comprises of an elegant living area, with a separate bar and drawing room that opens out onto a private terrace, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. The grand and elegant main bedroom has an adjoining marble bathroom; exquisite and large, it features a bathtub, shower and his and her twin basins. This classical style is complimented with the latest modern entertainment system to provide all you could need for a truly luxurious stay. Staying in the RAM NIWAS & The Maharaja’s Apartment guests will enjoy the services of a dedicated ADC and private butler for the duration of their stay, available around the clock to ensure your every need is met. This includes complimentary Chauffeur Service to and from Jaipur Airport. THE MAHARAJA SUITE Total Sq Ft 2477.92 This one bedroom suite, part of RAM NIWAS, The Maharaja's apartment is truly fit for Royalty; it served as the private quarters of two successive Maharaja's, Sawai Man Singh II and his son Sawai Bhanwani Singh. The suite comprises of an elegant living area, private dining room with a separate bar and drawing room that opens out onto a private terrace, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. THE PALACE SUITES THE MOUNTBATTEN SUITE Apartment Size: 1271 sq ft Our stylish one bedroom suites at Rajmahal provide a sense of luxurious apartment living in the heart of Jaipur, offering guests a great deal of comfort and privacy. Drawing Room, Double Bedroom, Dressing Room, En Suite Bathroom, Pantry. THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II SUITE Suite Size: 1530 sq ft Originally built for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II when her and the Duke of Edinburgh on their State Visit to India in the winter of 1961. This family suite consists of one large double bedroom, en-suite bathroom, dressing room, drawing room, dining room and a separate double bedroom and bathroom, perfect if travelling with children. THE KENNEDY SUITE Suite Size: 1024 sq ft Named after its former guest, the glamorous Jackie Kennedy whose famous trip here in 1962 was documented in a blizzard of photographs. She stayed in this room for almost 3 months during her time here in Jaipur. Drawing Room, One Double Bedroom, Dressing Room, Dining Room, En Suite Bathroom. THE PALACE SUITES THE PALACE ROOMS THE PRINCE OF WALES SUITE MADHO NIWAS 1 Suite Size: 938 sq ft Suite Size: 468 sq ft The Prince of Wales has been a regular visitor to Rajmahal Palace over the years as he One double bedroom, Dressing Room, En suite Bathroom. frequently visited the Maharaja here during the Polo Season. One double bedroom, Dressing room, En Suite bathroom. MADHO NIWAS 2 Suite Size: 411 sq ft THE PRINCESS OF WALES SUITE One double bedroom, Dressing room, En Suite bathroom. Suite Size: 960 sq ft CHAMPA ROOM Named after Diana, Princess of Wales when she accompanied Prince Charles on his visits Suite Size: 288 sq ft to Rajmahal Palace. This charming single suite was the favourite room of H.H The Late Maharaja One double bedroom, Dressing Room, En suite Bathroom. Sawai Bhawani Singh Ji of Jaipur MVC. He always preferred to sleep here over any other room in Rajmahal. THE RESIDENT'S SUITE One single bedroom, En Suite Bathroom. Suite Size: 862 sq ft Rajmahal Palace was the official residence to the British Resident Political Officer of the SUKH NIWAS I Agent General for Rajputana from 1823 until the Independence of India in 1947. The Suite Size: 342 sq ft, Sitting Room: 538 sq ft, Verandah: 382 sq ft Residency, as it was designated became the center of many political activities throughout this period. One Double Bedroom, Dressing Room, En Suite Bathroom. Shared Sitting Room & Veranda. One Double Bedroom, Dressing Room, Ensuite Bathroom. SUKH NIWAS 2 THE YUVRAJ SUITE Suite Size: 441 sq ft, Sitting Room: 538 sq ft, Verandah: 382 sq ft Suite Size 647.6 Sq Ft One Double Bedroom, Dressing Room, En Suite Bathroom. The Yuvraj Suite served as part of the private quarters of two successive Shared Sitting Room & Verandah. Maharaja's, Sawai Man Singh II and his son Sawai Bhanwani Singh. Enter the suite through your private entrance hall and feel transported to authentic grandeur of a regal past. One double bedroom, Dressing Room, En Suite Bathroom This suite can only be booked when Ram Niwas ( The Maharaja's Apartment) is not occupied. SPECIAL EVENTS The SUJÁN Philosophy is that whether you take the Palace for an evening, or for a week, for a wedding, a party or private hire, you will be treated as if it were your OWN home. Rajmahal can be your home for as long as you wish – to entertain your friends, your family, your guests or business partners. EXPLORING JAIPUR Rajmahal Palace is perfectly located for excursions into the famous Pink City of Jaipur. Explore the historical Forts and Palaces or be guided through the bustling local markets in search of traditional and intricately made crafts. Culinary Tours, Historical Guides and Photographic walks are just some of the memorable and sought after experiences we can arrange for you from Rajmahal Palace. Each of our tailor-made excursions are led by experienced guides and can be planned and booked in advance to meet your personal requirements. USEFUL THINGS TO KNOW Excursions Rajmahal Palace is one of the oldest and most treasured properties in the ‘Pink City’ of Rajmahal Palace is perfectly located for excursions into the famous Pink City of Jaipur.
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