The rooms
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Amer is modern, and the advantage is consistency: the rooms are the same shape, the walls are thick, and the lifts work. If you have stayed in Jaipur's palace hotels and found the plumbing romantic, this is the antidote.
Every room looks at the Aravallis, and the higher you are, the more of them you see above the town. The rooms sit on floors 3 to 7, the suites on 8 and 9, with the rooftop pool between you and the hills. Book high if the view is why you came: it is the same view, a great deal more of it.
There is a 1,540-square-metre pillarless ballroom here, and much of Jaipur's wedding season passes through it. You feel that in the staffing at check-in. You also feel it on the ground floor, which is occasionally somebody else's evening. The guest rooms sit well away from it, but it is worth knowing before you book a quiet week.
Rates here move with the nights you choose, so there is nothing honest to show until you have chosen them. Pick your dates above and the rooms the house sells online will price themselves.
34 m² · Third to seventh · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 3 + 1 child
Two beds under a run of silvered peacock-feather forms, a daybed set into a window that runs the full height of the wall, and a desk for the people who are here for the conference rather than the view. The hills do the decorating. Ask for a floor above the fifth.
34 m² · Third to seventh · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 3 + 1 child
A king bed under a run of silvered peacock-feather forms, a daybed set into a window that runs the full height of the wall, and a desk for the people who are here for the conference rather than the view. The hills do the decorating. Ask for a floor above the fifth.
69 m² · Eighth and ninth · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 4 + 1 child
A separate living room in teal and mustard, a sectional facing full-height glass, and a dining table for 6 behind a screened partition — the layout for people who intend to have other people over. On the eighth and ninth floors, so the view runs further and the ridge forts come into it.
34 m² · Third to seventh · Aravalli hills or the courtyard view · sleeps 3
A king bed in 34 square metres — the same floor area as a Deluxe Room, so the difference is in the fittings rather than the space. Peacock motifs in the joinery, leheriya in the fabric, latticework across the window head: a new building doing Jaipur deliberately rather than a heritage one doing it by accident. The window looks at the Aravallis or into the inner courtyard, and the hotel assigns which, so ask before you arrive if it matters.
34 m² · Third to seventh · Aravalli hills or the courtyard view · sleeps 3
Two single beds in 34 square metres — the same floor area as a Deluxe Room, so the difference is in the fittings rather than the space. Peacock motifs in the joinery, leheriya in the fabric, latticework across the window head: a new building doing Jaipur deliberately rather than a heritage one doing it by accident. The window looks at the Aravallis or into the inner courtyard, and the hotel assigns which, so ask before you arrive if it matters.
34 m² · Club floors · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 3
A king bed, the same 34 square metres again, and here the difference is the lounge — which out at Amer, rather than in the city, is more useful than it sounds. There is not a great deal within walking distance, so somewhere that is not your room to sit at 6 in the evening, with a drink and the hills going pink, is exactly what the room is for. Each club floor has its own pattern in the corridor; ask which one you are on.
34 m² · Club floors · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 3
Two single beds, the same 34 square metres again, and here the difference is the lounge — which out at Amer, rather than in the city, is more useful than it sounds. There is not a great deal within walking distance, so somewhere that is not your room to sit at 6 in the evening, with a drink and the hills going pink, is exactly what the room is for. Each club floor has its own pattern in the corridor; ask which one you are on.
156 m² · Top floors · Aravalli hills and the infinity pool view · sleeps 3 + 1 child
The suite runs 156 square metres in 3 bays: a living room, a dining room with a pantry behind it, and a master bedroom with a twin room off it. The pantry is the tell — this was built for people who travel with staff, or who intend to host, and it works for both. Windows down two sides onto the Aravallis, and the infinity pool directly below, which from this height reads as a single sheet of water against the hills.
274 m² · Top floor · Aravalli hills view · sleeps 4 + 2 children
Two bedrooms across 274 square metres, and the largest room in this building by a distance. The scale is possible because this is a new building on open ground at Amer rather than a palace converted inside a city — nobody had to fit it into walls that already existed. A private terrace runs the full length of it facing the hills, and Amer Fort is visible from the end of it on a clear morning.
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