Palaces

Taj Nadesar Palace provides an oasis of luxury and comfort while still close to the bustling temples and ghats that make Varanasi one of the world's largest and most-visited pilgrimage cities. Built in 1782 by the British East India Company and later acquired as the residence of the Maharaja of Benares, this charming palace boasts many well-preserved heritage aspects that have withstood the centuries. Sleep in wonderful suites, and dine in a lovely marble banquet hall where royalty once feasted. As a stately sanctuary in Varanasi, Taj Nadesar Palace provides plenty of opportunities to relax and unwind, as well as discover the city's treasured heritage, including ancient temples and age-old rituals still practiced today.

Mundota Fort and Palace, set in the Aravalli Hills near Jaipur, goes back to the 14th century when the Naruka Rajputs built its fort. A century later, after battles, it passed to the Nathawat Rajputs, who still remain its custodians. Once a seat of power, it later fell into decline until the 20th generation of the family restored it over seven years and opened it in 2020 as a heritage stay. With 125 rooms, it offers fort suites with plunge pools and dining in unusual spots like stepwells and turrets. Mundota also keeps alive the royal sport through India’s most awarded polo team, the Achievers, giving guests a rare mix of history, contemporary luxury, and harmony.

Sawantwadi was a Princely State that carved itself a place in Western India during the 17th century, serving Adil Shahi's Sultanate of Bijapur. Under the administration of the Sawant Bhosle dynasty, the region prospered, and alongside their many civic projects, they also built their royal palace. Today, Sawantwadi Palace titles itself as a boutique art hotel, showcasing the creativity and heritage of its region. Owned and managed by the royal family, Rajesaheb Khem Sawant VI welcomes travelers from all over to experience a luxurious stay in their ancestral residence. Discover the historic and natural beauty of Sawantwadi and the Ghats, and indulge in a unique vacation you won't find anywhere else.

Gogunda Palace has stood in the Aravalli hills since the 16th century, surrounded by thick forest. Built as a fortress, it later became the capital of Mewar under Maharana Pratap Singh, who defended his kingdom against the mighty Emperor Akbar. The palace witnessed turning points in history, Akbar’s siege in 1567, Maharana's coronation in 1572, and the Battle of Haldighati in 1576. Over time, much of it began to fade, but restoration started in 2001, and it opened as a heritage hotel in 2013. Today, history continues to live in style at Gogunda Palace, featuring well-appointed rooms, world-class dining, and experiences like heritage walks, village tours, and outdoor safaris.

Chanoud Garh represents the virtues and prowess of the Mertia Rajputs, preserved by their descendants who now reside in the palace. Although constructed during the 18th century, they have faithfully maintained their ancestral residence over the generations, with many classical elements intact. Expect royal hospitality during your stay, prepared by Thakur Ajeet Singhji and his family. You'll be sleeping in posh yet homey heritage rooms and suites. Mealtimes will be filled with delicious native delicacies via their dinner services and restaurants, while incredible and immersive cultural experiences around the area will fill your itinerary.