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RAAS Hotels, Rajasthan - Winter Special

RAAS Hotels, Rajasthan – Winter Special

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We swing off the chaotic streets of Jaipur into the grand main entrance of this rose-hued palace, and instantly everything is calm. Persian-themed gardens are filled with fountains, tamarind trees and swooping parakeets. Pink-turbaned staff wait to greet us on a sparkling colonnade porch and the Maharaja of Jaipur's vintage Thunderbird is parked up outside. But it’s once you step inside that the magic of this place really unfolds.

Avant-garde designer Adil Ahmad has added a fresh, modern twist to the palace’s illustrious royal history (past guests include Queen Elizabeth and Jackie O), re-imagining the décor in a kaleidoscope of bold hues and opulence. There’s the turquoise Polo Bar studded with trophies won by Maharajas, a shocking pink dining room, and a gilded drawing room filled with artwork from the royal family’s personal collection. As for the wallpaper, it's custom made and hand-blocked in an exquisite variety of motifs (45 in total), from prancing ponies to peacock arches. The 13 rooms and suites are just as lavish and special, with crystal chandeliers, rich velvets, Mughal carpets and massive marble bathrooms. You're in the heart of Jaipur, but a world away.

Rooms

Bedrooms are individually styled with real verve and spirited elegance. Magnificent cut-glass chandeliers hang from high ceilings, fresh flowers in silver vases fill every room, and the sparkling marble bathrooms are so big you could hold a party in them. Some rooms feel light and airy, like the powder-blue and ivory Mountbatten Suite with its antique four-poster bed and private drawing room with views over the gardens. Others, like the enormous and opulent 2-bedroom Maharaja Suite, are just WOW, decked in rich, vibrant velvets and bold wallpaper. We stayed in the turquoise and hot-pink Jackie Onassis Suite, accessed via a grand marble staircase and through tall mirrored glass doors. Jackie O stayed in this very room for 3 months during a trip to Rajasthan in 1962. Spacious and private, it would spoil any modern-day Maharani let alone us mere mortals. We adored it.