Palace Room Twin Bed

Overview

Experience the epitome of luxury and heritage at Sawai Man Mahal, a majestic palace that pays homage to Maharajah Sawai Man Singh II. This exquisite hotel features spacious twin and double rooms, each equipped with modern amenities such as an electric kettle, a cozy sofa, and a well-stocked mini-bar. Guests can indulge in a delightful 10% discount on food and soft beverages until September 30, 2018. The palace's architecture is a stunning blend of Rajputana heritage, with intricate thikree work, hand-painted murals, and a grand lobby that showcases the rich history of the region. Stroll through tree-lined avenues adorned with delicate Jaali lamps, and enjoy the serene company of peacocks in the lush gardens. The royal suites offer private plunge pools and free-style bathtubs, ensuring a lavish stay. Dine at the Spanish-themed restaurant, La Mesa, or celebrate special occasions in the opulent Maharani Mahal ballroom. With a rejuvenating outdoor pool, fitness center, and the renowned Jiva Spa nearby, Sawai Man Mahal promises an unforgettable experience just 20 minutes from Jaipur Airport.

Majestic with spaces and with a design universe all its own, is the Sawai Man Mahal. This heritage-palace pays tribute to Maharajah Sawai Man Singh II – an Indian prince, diplomat, army-man and polo player – with expressive architecture, restorative ethics, lush pleasure-gardens, haute-cuisine and immersive experiences. Open, airy, cocooned, Sawai Man Mahal celebrates the best of Rajputana heritage. In four words, it is Jaipur in a Palace. Its façade is reminiscent of Amer Fort, its hall of 24 pillars mirror those at City Palace, while the grand lobby which predates even the Rambagh Palace, with which it shares its premises, showboats heritage, including the 187-year-old Golden Gate - Rambagh Palace’s original gilded entrance. Delicate thikree work, hand painted murals, the medley of tiles & stones, carefully preserved artifacts, vintage photographs and a subdued but colorful livery marks out this palace as special. Much like its muse. Tree-lined avenues and lush verdure usher you to a palace, striking in structure and opulent in its details. The paths are lined with delicate white Jaali lamps that complement the introspective walks you might take, in the company of peacocks and bird-calls, as you survey the lay of this enthralling palace. If green acres are the new luxury, Sawai Man Mahal is liberal and imaginative with it. Check in to capacious rooms and private courtyards laced with greenery, royal suites with private plunge pools, free-style bathtubs, hand painted niches, ornate arches and murals. The décor has been handpicked by the royal family, be it the rooms, recreational spaces, the lavish Sabha Niwas conference room; or the esthetics at the library-themed cocktail lounge - 1835, housing prized malts, conversations, and 200-year-old books for company. The Maharajah was India’s first ambassador to Spain, and this is celebrated at La Mesa and La Terraza, the Palace’s Spanish-themed multi-cuisine restaurant and al-fresco space. Momentous occasions are best celebrated at Maharani Mahal, the gold-accented ballroom that opens into the vast Maharani Bagh lawn. Chandra Mahal, for smaller gatherings, is silver-themed with an air of elegance. The palace-hotel’s outdoor pool and fitness center vow to rejuvenate while the Jiva Spa at the Rambagh Palace next door, promises an inimitable spa experience. 20 minutes from Jaipur Airport, this immersive palace promises a sterling experience.

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