Long before Jaipur became one of India’s great travel destinations, The Raj Palace had already witnessed centuries of royal life. Originally built in the early eighteenth century as the residence of the Thakur of Dera Amer, the palace later evolved into one of Rajasthan’s most remarkable heritage hotels while preserving much of its original architectural character. Today, every courtyard, painted ceiling and carved doorway reflects a history that extends far beyond modern hospitality.

Unlike many palace hotels that balance heritage with contemporary minimalism, The Raj Palace embraces its royal past with confidence. Antique furniture, historic artworks, mirrored halls, richly decorated suites and traditional Rajasthani craftsmanship remain central to the experience. Walking through the palace often feels less like checking into a hotel and more like exploring a private royal residence where each room tells a different story.

Its location places guests within convenient reach of Jaipur’s historic attractions while providing a quieter atmosphere away from the busiest parts of the Pink City. Although the palace has evolved to meet modern expectations, it continues to celebrate authenticity over uniformity, making every stay feel individual rather than standardised.

For travellers who appreciate genuine heritage, remarkable interiors and the opportunity to experience one of Jaipur’s oldest royal residences, The Raj Palace offers an experience that is both distinctive and deeply rooted in Rajasthan’s history.