Keen to experience the hospitality fit for royalty ?
The Taj Group of Hotels gives award-winning hospitality fit for royalty with the ‘Royal Retreats’ offer. Now you can stay at some of the most enchanting palaces in India and immerse yourself in their splendor.
The Taj Lake Palace in Udaipur, which appears like a jeweled lotus seemingly afloat on the soft, shimmering waters of Lake Pichola, was not only rated among the 2014 Top 50 Best Hotels in the World by Travel + Leisure, but also featured in the Conde Nast Traveler ‘Platinum Circle’ 2013. Rambagh Palace in Jaipur – an architectural masterpiece that transcends time; Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur – the world’s largest private residence; and Taj Falaknuma Palace the ‘Mirror of the Sky’ in Hyderabad, have all won similar international acclaim. You can also check into their grand palaces and enjoy the most unique and memorable experiences.
Sail into a magical sunset on Udaipur’s Lake Pichola aboard a 150-year old ceremonial barge complete with candlelight and resplendently dressed oarsmen.
Take an exhilarating drive through the city in a vintage car accompanied by your royal butler. Choose from a range of ritualistic treatments to soothe your mind and body with Signature Jiva Spa experiences, drawn from ancient Indian technique of wellness and healing.
Royal Butlers can create unique dining experiences wherever you desire – be it within the luxury of your suite or in a private nook on the palace grounds.
Spend the evening lounging in a colonial palace bar or cigar room choosing from the finest selection of vintage wines, spirits and cigars. Surround yourself with majestic and historic architecture and murals of bygone eras – where each corridor whispers tales of royalty; retire to rooms that were once the sanctuaries of kings, princes and their guests. Embark on Heritage Champagne Walks through palace grounds that recall legends of valiant warriors, polo playing princes, beautiful queens and graceful princesses.
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