About Jai Mahal Palace

Set amid 18 acres of Moghul gardens, the original building of Jai Mahal Palace dates back to 1745 A.D., when this used to be the residence of the former Prime Minister of Jaipur State.

The Taj Group of Hotels, India’s largest chain of hotels, renovated the Palace building and Moghul gardens, retaining the original Palace architecture. The Moghul gardens spread over 3 levels complete with waterways (depicting the life of the lotus) and stone pathways.

Hotel Specifications

Accommodation

Jai Mahal Palace has 102 rooms, 70 standard rooms, 27 large rooms and 5 suites. Most rooms have a breathtaking view of the moghul gardens or the swimming pool.

Suites

Magnificently decorated with different themes, The Topaz Suite, The Crystal Suite, The Jaipur Suite, The Peacock Suite & The Gangaur Suite are all located on the first floor. The front door of every suite opens to the grand corridor that over looks the moghul gardens.

The other services & facilities offered at the Jai Mahal Palace Hotel comprises of 24-hour room service, Free safe deposit lockers, Express laundry/dry cleaning, Purified water supply, Doctor-on-call, 24-hour fax/telex facilities, Secretarial service, Currency exchange, Travel assistance, Car hire service, 3 Restaurants & a Bar, Shopping arcade, Solar heated swimming pool and Beauty Parlor/hair salon.

Dining

Palms
Gulab Mahal Restaurant. The main dining room for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, serves Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisine.

Rang Mahal Bar, decorated with Shekhawat painting done on the walls and ceilings.

Conference and Banquet facilities

There are 3 luxurious Banquet Rooms at the Jai Mahal Palace.

City Information

A holiday at the Pink City of India, Jaipur is like a dream come true. The magnificent Mahals will do magic to you. City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Amber Fort and the Jal Mahal top the list of must visit palaces at Jaipur. Camel ride on the sand dunes, picnic at the nearby Ramgarh Lake, movie at the famous Raj Mandir theatre, and elephant polo at the Rambagh palace are must dos at Jaipur. The Kundan jewelry and the blue pottery of Jaipur are world-renowned. The hand block printed Sanganeri and Bagru cotton fabrics make excellent souvenirs.