Stay 

The Suján Rajmahal offers just 14 rooms and suites. These include two magnificent Royal Maharaja and Maharani apartments, which are splendidly luxurious and come complete with private entrance halls and dedicated butler service. The four Royal Suites, include the Queen Elizabeth II Suite, and the Kennedy Suite, that was frequented by the glamorous Jackie Kennedy. Rooms feature gorgeous bell chandeliers, mirrored doors and modern furniture with 24-hour butler service.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Suján Rajmahal Palace, but there are no specific facilities available for children as the place is more suited to couples. However, all rooms are spacious enough to fit a baby cot or rollaway bed if required. Babysitting service can be arranged, on request.

Dine 

Dining is a regal experience at Suján Rajmahal Palace; whether you breakfast in the 51 Shades of Pink dining room (which in keeping with the country house concept has no breakfast hours), lunch in the glass-walled Colonnade overlooking the gardens or opt for a la carte dinner at the formal dining room decorated with cut glass and polished silver. The three restaurants serve rich Rajasthani meat curries beloved of Jaipur royals and European classics, paired with a fine selection of wines.

Relax 

The Polo Bar at the Suján Rajmahal Palace is a lovely spot to unwind with an evening cocktail. There is also a regal Art Deco–era swimming pool lined with lanterns and flanked by manicured gardens. For ultimate relaxation there is Suján Spa, located in Rang Niwas, offering a carefully selected menu of therapies that revitalize and relax mind and body.

Experience 

Jaipur is known for the royal splendour of its forts, palaces and breathtaking landscapes. To gain an appreciation of its history ask staff at Suján Rajmahal Palace to arrange a private tour of the City Palace, Amber Fort and even tickets to a royal box to witness a polo match. Visit the Birla Temple, a contemporary white marble marvel situated below the Moti Dungri Fort, then see Hawa Mahal, a pink sandstone tower built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh ji.