Amanbagh
Alwar, Ajabgarh
“Rose sandstone hideaway”
Condé Nast Traveler
“Amanbagh is a stunning modern maharajah’s palace of the palest pink sandstone two hours outside the fabled Indian city of Jaipur.”
Vibe
Rose-pink sandstone colonnades and domed cupolas rise from a walled sanctuary nestled beneath the rugged Aravalli Hills.
“Rose sandstone hideaway”
Dedicated private dining at ancient ruins and massive haveli suites with monolithic Udaipur marble tubs.
Ed Tuttle architecture featuring rose-pink sandstone colonnades, domed chhatris, and intricate jali latticework screens.
Multi-day Ayurvedic immersions led by resident physicians, on-site organic menus, and a thirty-three-meter pool.
In a rural valley beneath the Aravalli Hills, secluded within a walled sanctuary near Bhangarh.
Rooms
Massive suites open to private courtyards, centered on deep soaking bathtubs carved from single slabs of green Udaipur marble.
Wellness
A resident physician guides multi-day Ayurvedic therapies, framed by a thirty-three-meter emerald pool and garden treatment pavilions.
Backstory
Architect Ed Tuttle modeled the retreat after Mughal havelis on land once used as the Maharaja of Alwar's royal hunting basecamp.
Eat & drink
The colonnaded restaurant serves Rajasthani curries from on-site gardens, while evening cocktails unfold to live folk music on the Library Terrace.
The neighborhood
Beyond the estate walls lie quiet pastoral villages, crumbling stone temples, and the haunted seventeenth-century deserted citadel of Bhangarh.
The app
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