Rajmahal Palace RAAS Jaipur | Jaipur Hotel

51 shades of pink at sujan rajmahal palace

royal suite seating area at sujan rajmahal palace

the maharani suite dining area at sujan rajmahal palace

the queen elisabeth suite ii dining area at sujan rajmahal palace

the maharaja suite at sujan rajmajal palace

the maharani suite at sujan rajmahal palace

the queen elisabeth ii suite at sujan rajmahal palace

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12/21 - the queen elisabeth suite ii dining area at sujan rajmahal palace

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Hotel information

Owned by the royal family of Jaipur, Rajmahal Palace is a 15 room a beautifully designed boutique hotel. It is one of the oldest palaces in Jaipur and once home to the Maharaja has played hosts to many guests like the Queen and Prince Philip, Jackie Onassis and Lord and Lady Mountbatten.

The whole place has been refurbished and designer Adil Ahmad has carefully designed the palace, very much keeping the old traditions and heritage and the originality with the old staircase, chandeliers and keeping the family possessions.

The colours of Jaipur feel even more vibrant here, with large gardens, lovely pool and the rooms have beautiful wallpapers which has been hand-picked and the motifs have been taken from Jaipur's heritage to tell a story and keeping the charm of a bygone era. Each room different from each other and the suites have large master bedrooms, private lounges and private dining spaces with services of a private butler.

Room Options

Palace Room

Sleeps: 2 Adults

Palace Rooms are appointed with a king bed and sofa seating for 2. There is a spacious bathroom with shower as well as a dressing room.

Royal Suite

Sleeps: 3 Adults

The suite has a king bedroom as well as a dining area and spacious drawing room. The suite hosted the Duke of Edinburgh along with other celebrated personalities and dignitaries.

The Maharaja Suite

Sleeps: 3 Adults

There is a separate living area, bar and drawing room which opens out to a private terrace. The dining room can sit up to 8 people and is decorated by original portraits of Jaipur's Maharaja. There is a private entrance hall to access the suite as well as a private courtyard. Personalised butler service is also provided.

The Maharani Suite

Sleeps: 3 Adults

There is a grand entrance hall to access the suite as well as a spacious bedroom, sitting room and a dining room with full-service kitchen. There is also an enclosed private veranda that has a heated plunge pool. Personalised butler service is also provided.

The Queen Elisabeth II Suite

Sleeps: 5 Adults

The two bedroom suite has an en-suite bathroom in each rooms. The dining room fits a dinner table for 4 guests while the drawing room has a sofa that could accommodate 7 guests. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II stayed in this suite on a State Visit to India in 1961.