Samode Palace Jaipur

Samode Palace, P.O. Samode,rnDistt. Jaipur – 303806, Rajasthan (India)rnAccess:-rnAirport- 60 km from JaipurrnRailway Station - 50 km from JaipurrnBus Stand- 50 km from JaipurrnHotel Chain: Samode HotelsrnRooms: 42

Samode Palace, Samode Haveli and Samode Bagh (Garden) are heritage monument and construction built by the noble feudatory with the heritable title of 'Maha Rawal' or 'Maha Saheb’ of the Amber and Jaipur principality in Rajasthan, India. The victor of the award for the top Heritage hotel in the country, for 5 successive years, the Samode Palace has been carefully reinstate offering a move away into an aesthetically good-looking atmosphere where visitors can like India's natural beauty and well-to-do history. It is a correct gem of the period's architecture, combining both the Rajput (a Hindu Kshatria or fighter caste which used to rule in West India) and Mughal (the Muslim ruler empire ruling India in 16th - 18th centuries)rnStyles: The palace is still having by a family that used to go among the the majority powerful and also wealthiest in the district: its descendants have even hand out as ministers in the Jaipur royal court.

Rooms & Amenities:-

Samode palace has 3 Royal Suites, 15 Deluxe Suites and 25 Deluxe Rooms. All rooms have cable TV and telephones and en-suite bathroom with tubs and showers. The suites have personal balcony. The Royal Suites have a private courtyard, Jacuzzi and a fire-place.

Other Facilities & Services:-

Outdoor Swimming Pool, Fitness Centre, Sauna, Steam, Outdoor Jacuzzi, Kerala Ayurvedic Centre, Puppet and Cultural Shows, Laundry, Gift Shop, Parking, Safety Vaults, Currency Exchange, Doctor on Call, Camel Safari, Horse Safari, Jeep Safari

The Samode Palace is about four hundred years old. The there form of the Palace is the outcome of a great deal restitution work. This old Palace is currently converted in a Heritage Hotel after creation several accompaniments to it. The palace, construct by the noblemen of the court of the royal family, is placed near the Samode village on the outer edge of Shekhawat. It is built of sandstone at the foot of the Aravalli range of hills (the leading mountain series of north-western India) with a fortress like setting. The Samode Palace hotel upholds an unchallengeable majestic being there and is a moving reminder of the vision of its creators.

The walls and upper limit in the limitless alcoves consist of thousands of mirrors of a variety of sizes; jointly they every form a single striking mosaic. The traces left by time put in a special feel to it: it appears that these represent haven't been correctly polished for decades. Entrance to the palace is not at no cost and costs Rs 500 per person as on Feb 2011. This take in the Bagh & the Palace.The only stuff that you can right of entry in Samode Palace if you have not checked in (its used as a hotel) is the sish mahal (room of mirrors) and the darbur hall. Samode Palace is one of the hotels you desire to enjoy and experience little by little, without any hurry, find out detail after aspect. There is abundance of those - and no shortage of champagne at breakfast.