The refurbished interiors of RAAS Rajmahal reflect regal grandeur and opulence. Different from any other property in Rajasthan, the colours and traditional frescos are young and vibrant. Visited by global celebrities, some of the rooms are even named after the personalities who once stayed here. 

Rajmahal Palace offers 13 rooms and suites including two spectacular Royal Apartments. Each room unites classic and contemporary styles, resulting in a perfect example of Indian Art Deco. The palace has magnificent, serene gardens and a gorgeous Art Deco-style swimming pool. The walls of the palace tell stories of Jaipur – the ‘Pink City,’ and are a unique oasis for a romantic stay that exudes luxury.

Rajmahal Palace offers 13 rooms and suites including two spectacular Royal Apartments. Reflecting Rajasthan’s traditional ethos, the luxuriously done up rooms are the last word in royal elegance, comfort, and modern conveniences. The accommodation is comprised of Maharaja suites, Maharani suites, Royal suites, Palace suites, Royal suites, Palace rooms, Sukh Nivas and the Queen Elizabeth suite. While all room categories accommodate two, the suite consists of two bedrooms and can sleep four.  

Dining

known for its scrumptious food at the Bar, Polo, and 51 Shades of Pink, there is enough to explore in foods and beverages. Indian and international fare not just cover the cuisine here but drinks and wines as well.

RAAS Rajmahal is perfect for couples looking to unwind and get away for a breather, families looking to spend quality time together or to celebrate a special occasion. There is enough and more to do in the property as the royal family’s photos, polo trophies, classic 1950’s Ford Thunderbird and many heirlooms are on display at the property. From picnics, bike rides and 4WD drives to the inviting art deco styled pool and spa, the serene gardens, or the famous temples just a thirty-minute drive away, there is something for every traveller.

Guests can avail the specially curated experiences of Jaipur, through the eyes of experts, that include visits to Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, Jai Mahal, Jantar Mantar, and more. Additionally, a visit to the City Palace can be combined with a tour of the royal family’s private quarters known as Chandra Mahal. Guests can also visit the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation and see the women artisans at work.

A keystone principle at RAAS is being mindful of their ecological sustainability.

No Single-Use Plastic: In 2016, RAAS removed single-use plastic from all its properties. Glass bottles replaced single-use plastic bottles. Bathroom amenities come in refillable containers. RAAS also works with its vendors and suppliers to help them reduce single-use plastic waste in their operations.

Water Conservation: Water consumption across RAAS properties has been reduced by around 85 percent through devices such as aerators that are fitted on to taps at all points of usage across the property – in guest bathrooms, public restrooms, staff washrooms, and kitchens. Grey water is recycled for use in gardens and public areas. Rainwater is harvested to reduce dependence on public resources.

Local Community Engagement: A predominant part of the workforce is local to the region, and local businesses are supported, ensuring money goes directly back into the local communities.

Heritage Conservation: Rajmahal Palace was built in 1729 and was the home of Maharaja Sawai Man ‘Jai’ Singh and Maharani Gayatri Devi for many years. The upkeep of the palace is maintained by RAAS.

Human Touch: From painting classrooms to building clean toilets and ensuring potable drinking water, RAAS’ charitable arm, Virasat Foundation, renovates and refurbishes government-run schools in the Delwara area, around RAAS Devigarh.

The RARE Sustainability Quotient is a self-audit tool that is used by our hotel partners to measure, document, and assess their planet and people friendly practises and is based on the RARE Touchstones.