Thinking of exploring Jaipur or Rajasthan, for that matter? In case you have a hefty budget, Jaipur Rambagh is the best choice of hotel to relax and first-handedly experience the Rajasthan traditions and culture. The Taj Rambagh Palace is one of the most exclusive hotels of the Desert state.
A prestigious travel publication of the United Kingdom declared The ‘Taj Rambagh Palace’ as the top 10 heritage hotel properties in the world. ‘Travel Weekly’ accorded Rambagh as the 6th best hotel property of the world.
Impressively, Taj Rambagh is the only heritage hotel which has got a mention in this list. Not only this, the past has spewed glory for the Rambagh Hotel. The grandeur of the Rambagh hotel made it as the winner of the Conde Nast Traveller Reader’s Awards in 2009.
Travel Weekly list included the following other hotels which have charmed people across the world. These provide an enviable stay and a magnificent view, among many other factors. Take a sneakpeek into the list: Omni Shoreham Hotel (US), Treetops Lodge (Kenya), The Don CeSar (US), Hotel de Rome (Germany), Parador de Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise (Canada), Raffles Hotel (Singapore), Inkaterra La Casona (Peru) and Intercontinental Marseille Hotel Dieu (France).
The magazine further adds that “The Palace now houses 78 restored rooms and suites with elaborate decor filling the interiors, hand- carved marbles latticework, sandstone balustrades and ornate cenotaphs. Guests can explore the Mughal Gardens and dine in what was once the Palace Ballroom, complete with crystal chandeliers and 18th century French architecture or try yoga, meditation and Indian treatments at the Spa, safe in the knowledge they’re staying somewhere that is, quite literally fit for a Royal family.”
The administration team of the Hotel said that the ranking and acknowledgement has only reaffirmed their belief reiterated their conviction to serve luxury and services to its’ clients. Delighting the customer has always been the forte at the Rambagh Palace managed by the Taj Group, their spokesperson beamed.
