India’s palace hotels transform centuries-old royal residences into luxurious escapes. Hand-carved halls, glittering chandeliers, and majestic gardens offer an authentic taste of regal life, blending heritage charm with modern opulence.
Built in 1835, Rambagh Palace retains royal grandeur with hand-carved marble, sandstone balustrades, and Mughal Gardens. Guests can dine at Suvarna Mahal or enjoy cocktails at Steam, a restored train bar, indulge in heritage walks and go for signature spa therapies.
Floating on Lake Pichola, the Taj Lake Palace enchants with silk, velvet, and regal decor. Once a summer haven of the Mewar royalty, it offers curated dining, wellness rituals, and vintage car tours of Udaipur, letting guests live a fairy-tale royal experience.
Set on a hill near Mysore, Lalitha Mahal Palace exudes Italianate grandeur with twin columns, domes, and sweeping staircases. Here, enjoy princely suites, gourmet South Indian cuisine, wellness options, and curated leisure like golf, tennis, and heritage experiences in opulent surroundings.
Hyderabad’s Taj Falaknuma Palace elevates luxury with 60 meticulously restored suites. Horse-drawn carriages, Afternoon High Tea at Celeste, and fine dining at Adaa offer regal indulgence. Panoramic city views and bespoke concierge tours complete the royal odyssey in India’s historic Deccan heart.
Nestled near Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Laxmi Vilas Palace blends royal heritage with modern comfort. Guests can enjoy fine dining, poolside relaxation, and immersive leisure experiences.
Palace hotels are not just stays, they are journeys into royal life. Every hall, suite, and garden intertwines history with luxury, making each visit a celebration of heritage, refinement, and the timeless allure of India’s regal past.