Rambagh

... capital of the state, we found some of its most important monuments in a sad state of disrepair. We stayed at the Rambagh Palace Hotel, originally built in 1856 as a garden pavilion for the maharaja's wet nurse, but later successively converted into a ...

Sightings Checking into the Rambagh Palace Hotel in Jaipur, India, Hollywood mogul Jeffery Katzenberg traveling with reality TV guru Mark ...

... of Rajasthan also known as the Pink city. From Dehli it takes about four hours by rode to get here. I am staying in the Taj Rambagh Palace. It is a great place to stay and I strongley reccomend it( check out my review on it). During my time here in ...

... This gave me time to work out and gave Linda time to take the history tour of this remarkable hotel we are staying in, the Rambagh Palace. Afterwards, we met at the hotel’s famous bar, the Polo Club. Linda repeated for me the history she had learned ...

... for lunch.  Chris and I stuck with something we knew for lunch: Chicken Tikki and Naan.  We arrived at the Taj Rambagh Palace around 4:30 and decided to hang out at the hotel until tomorrow morning.  The grounds of this hotel are huge and ...

... checking into a hotel called the Nirmal we asked Mr Viki to drive us to the world famous Polo Bar at the Rambagh Palace where luminaries including Prince Charles have sunk the odd dry martini. Amazingly opulent. We had a couple of drinks on the ...

...  in a chauffeur-driven S Class and taken to Raffles - a magnificent building that reminded me a little of the Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. It has a beautiful garden in the middle surrounded by a colonnade lined with up market retail outlets. ...

... the details...   At night we met this British couple at our hotel and raced our Tuk Tuks 15 minutes to the Rambagh Palace Hotel for dinner and drinks.    We woke up late, were tired from the festivities. Visited some art galleries ...

... found throughout the states grander residences. Our next stop was for lunch. A the suggestion of Dev's uncle we ventured to the Rambagh Palace, a property now run by the Taj Hotel Group. I had no idea what to expect, but this former Mahraja Palace was ...