This Palace Hotel is simply the Best Hotel in the World. We stayed here for 4 nights a week back. 4 nts is a long stay and one can know in and out of the place in 4 days. Must say, its authentic Palace and utmost luxurious. I stayed in the Historical Suite with my boyfriend and the stay was perfect. Prior to Rambagh, I stayed at Rajvilas and Udaivilas hotel in jaipur and udaipoor but found them fake and uninteresting. You can build such resorts anywhere in the world. However Rambagh is a grand hotel. Better than many Ritz and Aman hotels. The service, professionalism, the staff was amazing. Met the Director-Sales of Rambagh Palace and he gave us a great history session of the Palace.....made us very proud of where we were staying. People are warm and you can trust the Taj since I have stayed with their hotels in past.

Will be going back in Jan. Must visit hotel.

Cheers !!

Victoria Ford

Considering this is an old palace our expectations were high and we were not disappointed. Everything is perfect here, the rooms, the grounds, and the food. We dined in the main dining room and felt as close to royalty as we were going to get. No detail is missed; they even sent a cake to our suite for my birthday. (After seeing my date of birth in my passport) You will not be disappointed.

Had a wonderful few days in the Rambaugh Palace. It is an outstanding hotel in all respects. The room was very spacious (we were upgraded to a suite) and immaculately kept and serviced. We joked about the house elfs constantly tidying up our clothes. The lawns provide a large expanse of greenery around the palace and create a beautiful setting for the opulent and extremely tasty breakfast. The outdoor pool (a little to one side of the hotel) is a an oasis of calm in which to let the pressures of the day drift away. Hotel staff were always very pleasant and helpful and unlike other reviewers I did not feel that this was done with gratuities in mind, nor did I feel any pressure to provide them.
However do not forget why you visited India and don't stay cocooned in the luxury. The best way to see Jaipur is in an auto ricksaw and even though they won't let them into the grounds,walk across the lawn, have a chat with the security guards and haggle for your transport at the gate. Also have a night out at the Raj Mandir cinema. The film will probably be in Hindi but that doesn't matter. Just join the ticket queue and savour the atmosphere . The multiplex back home will look boring in comparison.

after a few days in delhi, we escaped to jaipur, and had a marvelous three day visit at this unique property. having stayed in just about all the top deluxe hotels everywhere, such as the oriental in bangkok, the peninsula in hong kong, the grand hotel in stockholm (i only mention them since i often get the impression that some people writing reviews about deluxe hotels really don't have a clue as to what to expect and what not to expect) etc., i can honestly say that you can't find a better example of a truly deluxe, historic property than the rambagh palace. the history of the place alone is worth the visit, and everything is perfectly maintained and polished without losing any of the historic flavor. we had an outstanding suite, very large and comfortable . the staff could not be better trained or more helpful. you start at the airport with their own airport representative, your driver, and your personal butler waiting for you. the butler inquires as to your interests, offers different services without being pushy, and he or his colleague can be found anytime night and day for anything youi might need. since you really can't wander around trying restaurants, we ate at the hotel exclusively, and the food and service were outstanding. obviously the prices are in line with the category of the property. on our second day the head chef came out and asked if we were happy with everything, and offered to make any special dish that we might like. jaipur is also a great change from delhi, not nearly as much begging or street hassles, and generally very friendly people. the amber fort above the city is a great place to see, although not in great condition. but it's a very exotic city, with elephants, camels and oxen all to be seen along the streets. i could not recommend this hotel more highly, and we are experienced travelers who recognize both good and not so good. i think any visit to northern india should include jaipur, and of course this hotel. if staying there be sure to buy the book "memories of a princess" which is the history of the princess who married the majarajah around 1940 and lived there for decades.