Rambagh Palace

Built in the nineteenth century and later the principal residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur, Rambagh Palace has been run as a palace hotel by Taj Hotels since 1972. Its gardens, terraces and historic halls make it one of the city’s best-known heritage settings.

The hotel lists more than ten spaces for celebrations, from painted palace rooms to open-air gardens with the palace as a backdrop, so different functions of a wedding can each have their own setting.

• Heritage palace hotel run by Taj
• Palace halls, terraces, lawns and gardens
• More than ten listed event spaces

01Setting and atmosphere

Rambagh Palace was later the principal residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur and has been run as a palace hotel by Taj since 1972. Its landscaped gardens and terraces give outdoor functions the palace itself as a backdrop.

02Event-space options

The hotel lists more than ten event spaces, from the Mughal Garden, which it describes as suited to large weddings, to lawns, terraces and palace rooms such as Chandra Mahal with its painted domed ceiling.

03Celebration possibilities

With several gardens and indoor rooms, each function of a wedding (a haldi on a lawn, a sangeet in a garden, a smaller dinner in a palace room) can have its own setting.

04Design and styling

Heritage interiors and the palace façade already carry strong character, so décor usually works best when it frames them: lighting the architecture, keeping sightlines to the palace open and confirming early what can be fixed or placed in historic rooms.

05Practical considerations

Capacities, availability, event restrictions and costs vary by date and season. Confirm them in writing with Rambagh Palace for your dates before booking; we can help you prepare the questions to ask.