Built in 1745, Jai Mahal Palace once served as the residence of three Prime Ministers of Jaipur. Later restored by the Taj Group, this five-star heritage hotel features Indo-Saracenic architecture and 18 acres of Mughal gardens. Guests can unwind at J Wellness Circle, dine on royal and global flavors, or host lavish weddings on the palace lawns. The royal-style welcome, with elephants, horses, and folk music, adds a touch of grandeur to every arrival. You can also join a guided heritage walk through the palace or explore nearby cultural treasures like Amber Fort, City Palace, and Johari Bazaar. Named Best Hotels in India by the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, Jai Mahal Palace reflects Jaipur’s heritage.
Since its construction in 1745, Jai Mahal Palace has been a central part of Jaipur’s royal history, serving as the residence of three Prime Ministers of the princely state. Over the centuries, the palace witnessed grand gatherings and quiet moments alike in its spacious halls and open courtyards, but time had begun to take its toll on the structure. Carefully restored and recently refurbished by the Taj Group, every detail was preserved to maintain its rich connection to history and heritage while adding all the comforts of modern luxury.
Today, as a five-star Taj heritage hotel, Jai Mahal Palace lets guests step into history, experience the royal atmosphere, and enjoy every convenience of contemporary life. Recognized as one of India’s best hotels by the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2025, it continues to celebrate Jaipur’s timeless elegance.
The Jai Mahal Palace is a striking example of Indo-Saracenic architecture, a style that beautifully fuses elements of both Mughal and Rajput design. The palace is a reflection of history and architectural grandeur, with its structure featuring a large complex of regal rooms, charming colonnades, carved arches, and latticed windows, all set around spacious courtyards.
The palace is set amidst several acres of beautifully landscaped Mughal gardens, which provide a serene and quiet escape. A distinctive feature of the grounds is a tiered waterway that flows past grand stone pavilions and ultimately into fountain pools. Guests can also enjoy a luxurious swimming pool, perfect for relaxing. The palace is designed to be welcoming and accessible for all guests. Rooms feature lowered bathroom sinks, toilets equipped with grab rails, and wheelchair-accessible facilities, ensuring comfort for all.
Restaurant
Room service
Bar
Fitness centre
Garden
Spa and wellness centre
Air conditioning
Swimming pool
Restaurant
Room service
Bar
Fitness centre
Garden
Spa and wellness centre
Air conditioning
Swimming pool
Parking
Free parking
Parking on site
Private parking
Parking
Free parking
Parking on site
Private parking
Kid meals
Kid-friendly buffet
Wine/champagne
Fruits
Coffee house on site
Kid meals
Kid-friendly buffet
Wine/champagne
Fruits
Coffee house on site
Meeting/banquet facilities
24-hour front desk
Airport shuttle
Business centre
Laundry
Dry cleaning
Ironing service
Express check-in/check-out
Valet parking
Currency exchange
Packed lunches
Car hire
Tour desk
Luggage storage
Concierge service
Trouser press
Airport shuttle (additional charge)
Lockers
Daily housekeeping
Meeting/banquet facilities
24-hour front desk
Airport shuttle
Business centre
Laundry
Dry cleaning
Ironing service
Express check-in/check-out
Valet parking
Currency exchange
Packed lunches
Car hire
Tour desk
Luggage storage
Concierge service
Trouser press
Airport shuttle (additional charge)
Lockers
Daily housekeeping
Massage
Children's playground
Billiards
Evening entertainment
Spa facilities
Spa lounge/relaxation area
Foot bath
Spa/wellness packages
Massage chair
Fitness
Yoga classes
Themed dinner nights
Massage
Children's playground
Billiards
Evening entertainment
Spa facilities
Spa lounge/relaxation area
Foot bath
Spa/wellness packages
Massage chair
Fitness
Yoga classes
Themed dinner nights
Outdoor pool
Outdoor pool (all year)
Outdoor furniture
Picnic area
Outdoor pool
Outdoor pool (all year)
Outdoor furniture
Picnic area
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
Lift
Safety deposit box
Heating
Designated smoking area
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
Lift
Safety deposit box
Heating
Designated smoking area
Internet services
WiFi
Free WiFi
Internet services
WiFi
Free WiFi
Kids' outdoor play equipment
Kids' outdoor play equipment
Wheelchair accessible
Toilet with grab rails
Lower bathroom sink
Wheelchair accessible
Toilet with grab rails
Lower bathroom sink
Shallow end
Shallow end
Airport pick up
Airport drop off
Airport pick up
Airport drop off
24-hour security
Key card access
Security alarm
Smoke alarms
CCTV in common areas
CCTV outside property
Fire extinguishers
24-hour security
Key card access
Security alarm
Smoke alarms
CCTV in common areas
CCTV outside property
Fire extinguishers
First aid kit available
First aid kit available
Contactless check-in/check-out
Cashless payment available
Physical distancing rules followed
Contactless check-in/check-out
Cashless payment available
Physical distancing rules followed
Invoice provided
Invoice provided
Breakfast takeaway containers
Breakfast takeaway containers
Cinnamon
Cinnamon sits in the Grand Dining Room of the former Prime Ministers of Jaipur, surrounded by Rajput-style architecture. It’s a place where Indian cuisine comes alive, mixing flavors from Rajputana, Awadh, and Hyderabad into something really special. It’s one of the most popular spots at Jai Mahal Palace.
Opening hours: 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm (lunch); 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm (dinner)
Cuisine: Indian
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Marble Arch
Marble Arch is bright, airy, and really unique. Built in 1745, it’s named after the pristine Makrana marble arches that give the room its charm. Even with all that history, the vibe feels modern. The menu is varied, offering a mix of comfort food favorites alongside other options.
Opening hours: 6:00 am to 11:45 pm
Cuisine: Multi-Cuisine
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Giardino
Giardino follows the head chef’s philosophy, “Il cimento dell’armonia e dell’invenzione,” which means a mix of harmony and invention. Expect top-notch Italian cuisine with a few surprising twists. Other restaurants in Jaipur try, but few match this level of flavor and finesse.
Opening hours: 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm (lunch); 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm (dinner)
Cuisine: Italian
Dress Code: Smart Casual
Marigold Bar
Marigold Bar is a relaxed, friendly spot where you can hang out with friends, family, or colleagues. There’s a wide range of drinks from well-aged whiskey to creative cocktails from the palace mixologists, or rare wines from around the world. The drinks go perfectly with tasty nibbles.
Opening hours: 12:00 pm to 11:45 pm (daily)
Cuisine: Finger Food, Multi-Cuisine
Dress Code: Smart Casual
With its dreamy and regal ambiance, Jai Mahal Palace offers different settings for your dream wedding.
Palace Lawns
Venue type and style: A grand open lawn surrounded by historic architecture, perfect for large-scale weddings and lavish celebrations.
Capacity: Up to 3,000 guests
Poolside Lawns
Venue type and style: An elegant outdoor space by the pool, ideal for semi-large gatherings, cocktail parties, and scenic sunset celebrations.
Capacity: Up to 500 guests
Fountain Lawns
Venue type and style: Charming lawns with a central fountain, offering a romantic and picturesque setting for medium-sized weddings or intimate receptions.
Capacity: Up to 500 guests
Durbar Hall
Venue type and style: A regal indoor hall with classic architecture, perfect for pre-wedding ceremonies, private functions, or sophisticated celebrations
Capacity: Up to 150 guests
Lotus Pond
Venue type and style: A serene pondside venue surrounded by lush gardens, ideal for small, intimate weddings or elegant pre-wedding events.
Capacity: Up to 100 guests
Celebration Lawns
Venue type and style: Cozy, private lawns designed for very small gatherings, casual celebrations, or personalized ceremonies.
Capacity: Up to 90 guests
At Jai Mahal Palace, rejuvenation begins at J Wellness Circle, where ancient Indian healing rituals meet contemporary luxury. Rooted in the five sacred elements, the spa offers a holistic approach to wellness through Ayurveda-inspired treatments, body scrubs, wraps, yoga, and meditation. The palace also features a well-equipped fitness centre and a refreshing swimming pool for those who prefer active relaxation.
Among the most memorable experiences is the Spectacular Arrival, a royal-style welcome once reserved for visiting Maharajas and Maharanis. Guests are greeted by caparisoned elephants, horses, and camels, accompanied by folk musicians and traditional ceremonies. History enthusiasts can join the Heritage Walk, a guided tour through the palace that reveals over two and a half centuries of fascinating royal tales.
Beyond the palace, Jaipur unfolds a world of treasures. Start with the magnificent Amber Fort, a marvel of Rajput architecture perched above Maota Lake. Explore its intricate mirror work in Sheesh Mahal and stay back for the evening light and sound show, which brings the fort’s history to life. Visit the City Palace, once home to the Maharaja of Jaipur. The grand courtyards, ornate archways, and peacock gates at Pritam Niwas Chow beautifully showcase Rajasthani craftsmanship. Step into the colorful Johari Bazar for exquisite jewelry and Bapu Bazaar for hand-block printed textiles and traditional mojaris.
Jai Mahal Palace is perfect for private celebrations, whether a small birthday, a grand anniversary, or a a gathering. Guests enjoy fairy-tale settings, hand-crafted menus, and specially decorated tables, all with Taj’s impeccable service.
If you’re searching for something truly memorable to do, like a proposal, this is one of the best experiences at the palace. For corporate events, the palace offers dedicated venues like Silver Oak and Sterling, providing a luxurious boardroom-style setting fully equipped with the latest technology.
Hawa Mahal is one of Jaipur’s most striking sights, with its honeycomb of tiny windows and intricate latticework. The palace glows beautifully in the morning sun, turning the pink sandstone façade into a soft golden hue. (25-minute drive)
A grand Indo-Saracenic building full of history and art. Inside, explore Rajasthani crafts, paintings, sculptures, weapons, and even an Egyptian mummy. Its architecture and collection make it truly fascinating. (20-minute drive)
Built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II for his queen, Sisodia Rani Garden is a calm, romantic retreat. The multi-level gardens have fountains, painted pavilions, and murals of Lord Krishna, making it a lovely place to unwind away from the city’s buzz. (30-minute drive)
Jaipur International Airport is the nearest airport to the Jai Mahal Palace, about a 30-minute drive away by car.
Jaipur Railway Station is the nearest major railway station, just a 10-minute drive away from the property.