The Grandeur of Rambagh Palace
Widely celebrated as the "Jewel of Jaipur," Rambagh Palace was the former residence of Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II and his legendary consort Maharani Gayatri Devi. Built in 1835 and set amid 47 acres of tranquil, manicured Mughal gardens where peacocks stroll across emerald lawns, this iconic palace embodies the pinnacle of Rajput hospitality. Inside, marble corridors, hand-carved stone jali latticework, gilded Florentine ceiling frescoes, and crystal chandeliers transport guests to an age of imperial splendor. The 78 restored palace rooms and palatial suites include personal royal chambers such as the celebrated Maharani Suite and Suryavanshi Suite. Gastronomic journeys await at Suvarna Mahal—the palace's gilded former royal banquet hall serving regal Indian thalis—alongside all-day dining at The Rajput Room, afternoon high tea on The Verandah, vintage single malts at the storied Polo Bar, and converted steam-train cocktails at Steam. Reserving through Vincent Vacations provides Signature Travel Network preferred VIP privileges including daily full breakfast in The Rajput Room, a USD $100 food & beverage credit, room upgrades, and a private historical heritage walk with the palace historian.
Palace Gallery
Palace Accommodations
Palace Room
Spanning 48 to 52 square metres (516 to 560 sq ft), each redesigned palace room features four-poster bedding, walk-in wardrobe, rich Rajasthani silk textures, and spacious marble bathroom with soaking tub.
Historical Suite
Measuring 70 square metres (753 sq ft), presenting marble floors, exquisite Rajasthani artwork, sheer fabrics, private sitting area overlooking gardens, and four-poster king bed.
Royal Suite
Spanning 90 square metres (968 sq ft), these suites were the personal chambers of the Maharaja of Jaipur, featuring high ceilings, antique furnishings, ornate arches, and personalized royal butler care.
Grand Royal Suite - Maharani Suite
Measuring 145 square metres (1,560 sq ft), redecorated by Hammond's of London as a surprise for Maharani Gayatri Devi, featuring textured wood panels, mirror work, princely dining space, and oval mirrored bathroom.
Grand Presidential Suite - Suryavanshi Suite
Spanning 170 square metres (1,830 sq ft), featuring soaring ceilings, crystal chandeliers, green Udaipur stone arches, private terrace with sun deck, private jacuzzi, and vistas of Nahargarh Fort.
Royal Dining & Heritage Lounges
Suvarna Mahal
Set in the palace's gilded former royal dining hall with Florentine ceiling frescoes and crystal chandeliers, serving authentic royal dishes from Rajasthan, Awadh, Hyderabad, and Kashmir.
The Rajput Room
Overlooking the front palace lawns with a refreshing indoor-outdoor ambiance, serving daily gourmet breakfasts, French press coffees, and international culinary classics.
The Verandah
An airy alfresco colonnade overlooking the fountains and Mughal gardens, celebrated for its traditional royal afternoon tea with champagne, pre-dinner cocktails, and light bites.
The Polo Bar
Adorned with historic polo trophies and equestrian memorabilia of the Maharaja's championship teams, offering signature cocktails, rare single malts, and hand-rolled Cuban cigars.
Steam
A unique restored Victorian steam train and reconstructed station lounge serving wood-fired pizzas, Mediterranean tapas, fine wines, and signature concoctions.