This deluxe heritage hotel of Taj group of hotels is placed amid lush gardens described by Peter Coats as the most famous gardens in the world. Its restaurant, Suvarna Mahal, has a huge dining hall and The Neel Mahal offers light meals, snacks and refreshments. The Polo Bar is decorated with pictures, trophies and memorabilia.

This hotel offers the royal Rajasthani treatment to the tourists and the huge elevated platform of the haveli dominates the central area of the ground floor. The lobby of the hotel opens into inner courtyard which is best for a tete-a-tete. The restaurant and bar offer palatable cuisines and a wide range of wines.

This recently renovated traditional hotel, very near the walled city of Jaipur, overlooks the tiger forts. It has 45 spacious rooms and a lounge and library. Bhuwaneshwari, the main dining room of the hotel, provides the breakfast, lunch and dinner for the guests.

This renovated hotel was a 160 year old palace. It is being run by Thakur Vikram Singhji, a veteran hotelier with the Taj Group. The hotel has 26 rooms which have all the facilities for the ultimate comfort of the guests. If you want to have your meals with traditional Rajasthani delicacies, you are advised not to miss the restaurant.

This heritage hotel, amidst 18 acres of a bunch of havelis, is basically a part of the original haveli of the Thakurs of Diggi. The family of Thakurs not only participates in the maintenance of the hotel, but also welcomes the guests with the warm hospitality. The restaurant, offering the roof top view, is situated in a 'Baradari' and serves the palatable cuisines.