The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
This is where the palace stops feeling like a hotel room and starts feeling like an apartment. It runs 111 to 120 square metres, laid out as a bedroom and a genuinely separate sitting room, in the green-and-gold Art Deco Norblin left behind: a painted panel over the bed, brass and burr walnut, striped marble underfoot, a fan turning under a very high ceiling.
The view is the reason to take one. It runs across the Baradari Lawns and the courtyard and finishes on Mehrangarh, 400 feet up on its cliff on the other side of the city, and at 6 in the evening the fort goes the colour of the stone the palace is built from. The bathroom is Makrana marble with a bath, a double vanity counter and a separate shower. King only in this suite and above.
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