The rooms
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The 7 grades here are really 3.
Palace Room King Bed and Historical 1 Bedroom Suite run 42 to 102 square metres, and this is what most guests should book.
Royal 1 Bedroom Suite and Grand Royal 1 Bedroom Suite start at 111 square metres, each with a proper sitting room, a proper bedroom, and the fort in the window. The 3 apartments above them start at 400 square metres, and were once the family's own quarters.
The Maharaja Suite was the Maharaja's own rooms, and keeps his balcony, his sitting room and an in-room steam bath.
The Maharani Suite was hers, the largest in the palace, pink and black and chrome, with a private kitchen, a dining room and a terrace looking at the fort.
The Mehfil Suite is the newest, in coral Makrana marble around a courtyard. The choice comes down to whose taste you would rather live inside for a week.
The cap is 2 guests everywhere, from Palace Room King Bed to Maharani Suite, and a 450-square-metre apartment built for 2 is as strange as it sounds. A family of 4 needs 2 rooms here, and the palace connects them.
Palace Room King Bed and Historical 1 Bedroom Suite each come with a king or a twin, at the same size and the same price, and you choose which when you book. Everything above them is a king only. Between king and twin, nothing else changes.
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.
111 m² · Through the guest wings · The Baradari Lawns view · sleeps 2
The suites kept for the Maharaja's most important guests, and they still hold the original artwork and objets that came with that. From 111 to 130 square metres, classical rather than modern, with a Makrana marble bathroom and the same fort on the horizon.
42 m² · Through the guest wings · The palace gardens or an inner courtyard view · sleeps 2
Art Deco done properly, at 42 to 48 square metres: burr walnut, brass, striped marble underfoot and a very high ceiling with a slow fan under it. Windows onto the gardens or one of the courtyards, a marble bathroom, and on most of these walls a piece of the Norblin decoration the palace is famous for.
47 m² · Through the guest wings · The lawns and the courtyards view · sleeps 2
The rooms visiting royalty were put in, each with its own theme and its own dimensions, anywhere from 47 square metres to 102. Green and maroon, a combined bedroom and dining area, and a private sit-out looking onto the grounds.
111 m² · Through the guest wings · The Baradari Lawns view · sleeps 2
Art Deco at 111 square metres: a generous bedroom, a proper sitting room, and a Makrana marble bathroom with a bath, a double vanity and a separate shower. The windows look across the Baradari Lawns and the courtyard to Mehrangarh on its cliff.
400 m² · The palace · A courtyard view · sleeps 2
Coral pink Makrana marble, hand-crafted furniture and embroidered wall hangings across 400 square metres, with soft natural light and views over a courtyard.
422 m² · The inner courtyard view · sleeps 2
The Maharaja's own rooms: 422 square metres with a long balcony over the courtyard, a grand bedroom, a sitting room, an adjoining dining space, and a spa and steam room inside the suite.
450 m² · On the garden front · The gardens and Mehrangarh view · sleeps 2
The Maharani of Jodhpur's own chambers and the largest suite in the palace: 450 square metres in pink, black and chrome, with a bedroom and walk-in wardrobe, a living room, a dining room, a private kitchen, and a terrace looking at the fort.
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