Stay 

The Rajbari Bawali has just 30 rooms and suites. Recently restored all the rooms and suites, boast an eclectic mix of traditional antique with all things modern. The huge, high-ceilinged rooms feature regal four-poster beds and elegant furnishings teamed with modern day comforts including giant, flat screen TVs and air-conditioning. Spacious rooms have sitting areas with French doors that open out onto a common veranda that shades the front and cools the rooms during Indian summers. 

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at The Rajbari Bawali. There are three separate bungalows with two to four rooms each which are ideal for families or groups travelling together. The Dak Bungalow with two bedrooms is ideal for families with up to two children, whilst the Chhoto Bari has four rooms in a separate building overlooking the pool. Babysitting service can be arranged on request. 

Dine 

There is no restaurant per se at the Rajbari Bawali but chefs have carefully researched and created a menu of 500 authentic Bengali recipes. The house chef will consult for your likes a day before and will prepare dishes of your choice from their original recipes. The house menu extends from the kitchen of Rabindranath Tagore and Babus of Thakurbari to the common Pally Bangla menu. Meals are served in the elegantly furnished Durbar Hall dining room or al fresco in the courtyard.

Relax 

There is a beautiful outdoor pool, spa and a library at the Rajbari Bawali. The highly acclaimed Mantra Spa is set amidst the trees near natural pools to provide a fresh and calming environment. Treatments include rejuvenating reflexology to cleansing scrubs and relaxing massages. The wellness team also offers Jiva Yoga program and classes by a local Yoga practitioner. Rajbari is also a perfect place to host private yoga tours with exclusive accommodation in the Chota Bari bungalow.

Experience 

There are host of activities on offer at the Rajbari Bawali. Take a historical tour of Bawali village and visit a 175-year-old Jiu terracotta temple, then take leisurely walk around local villages with rich birdlife of local and migratory birds. These include Wagtails, Parakits, Barn Owls and kingfishers as well as thousands of cranes, cormorants and storks between their nesting season of June and September. Also visit Bawali Farmhouse that supplies most ingredients to the kitchen.