Suite

The Tata Suite

A canopied four-poster bed sits under an exposed timber ceiling, an arched doorway at the far end opening straight onto the suite's own plunge pool in a private courtyard. A mint-green sitting room with pointed Gothic-arched windows and a separate dining room, laid for 8 under exposed beams, complete the suite.

It is named for Jamsetji Tata, the hotel's founder, and has hosted a plethora of dignitaries in the years since. A private study with a mini-library, a private pantry and kitchenette, and a 6-fixture bathroom with a Jacuzzi round it out, along with the same Taj Club Lounge access and airport transfer carried by every suite on the ladder.

Floor: Set apart from the rest of the house, in its own courtyard
View: A private courtyard, with its own plunge pool
Beds: 1 king bed
Sleeps: 2

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What the room holds

A private plunge pool and a personal massage table, in a walled courtyard of its own.
A living room and a dining room with its own powder room, a private pantry and kitchenette.
A private study with a mini-library, and butler service.
A 6-fixture bathroom with a Jacuzzi.
Access to the Taj Club Lounge, and a two-way airport transfer.

The room

The suite's mint-green sitting room, three pointed Gothic-arched windows onto the garden, a cream sofa and a dark-framed arched mirror against the far wall.

A private dining room set for eight under exposed roof beams, cane-backed chairs around a dark wood table laid with white napkins and glassware.

The suite's own plunge pool in a walled courtyard, palms overhead and a shaded table and chairs at the far end, empty and still.

Children and extra guests

A child is 12 or under.

Extra bed

Any age: On request

Arranged before arrival; no figure is published for it.

Cot

Up to 2: On request