Samode Haveli

All rooms at the Rajvilas boast large four poster beds and sunken marble baths overlooking private walled gardens. The utmost attention to detail has been paid in the furnishing of the rooms and all modern day luxuries have been accounted for.
The Air-conditioned luxury tents feature beautiful teak floors, embroidered interior canopies, old style baths and a private outdoor deck/patio area, perfect for enjoying private outdoor dining. The tents also feature a dressing room with walk in ...

This stunningly restored palace has a fascinating history, starting out as a private residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur in 1835, before becoming a guesthouse and hunting lodge. The property was acquired by the Taj group in 1957 and transformed into the super luxurious hotel it is today.

The rooms and suites at Rambagh Palace are truly spectacular featuring traditional arched stonework, textured drapes and fabrics, crystal chandeliers, gold-leaf frescoes, and large windows that open on...

The Johri is housed in Lal Haveli, a beautifully preserved 19th century mansion that blends traditional Rajasthani architecture with modern comforts. Its heritage-rich ambience, exceptional service and on site vegetarian restaurant that serves delicious food make it a stand out in Jaipur. It is “an oasis” amid the vibrant chaos of Johri bazaar, since despite its central location, it offers a quiet courtyard and serene interiors.

This heritage hotel was once a large ‘haveli’ (traditional home) for a large Indian family. It has a welcoming and rather dramatic façade, open courtyards, a swimming pool, and a boutique that sells wonderful block-print clothes.
The larger upstairs rooms have mahogany four-poster beds, a wooden writing desk and spacious bathrooms. Our favourite part of the rooms are the painted ceilings with their yellow, turquoise and green borders. Portraits of the owners and their child...