A palace that still feels like a home
Qasr Al Asala was built in 1754 as the summer residence of a noble family, on the old road to Amer Fort. Its courtyards, frescoes and gardens have been restored by Jaipur's own artisans, and the family's descendants still welcome guests at the gate.
Today the palace has thirty-eight rooms and suites, a spa, two restaurants and a team of butlers, with halal menus, prayer rooms and family suites for guests travelling from the Gulf.
Rooms & suites
From cosy deluxe rooms to grand royal suites, every room blends traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort.
Executive Suite
Royal Suite
Heritage Suite
Amenities
In-room dining
Breakfast in bed or a late-night snack, served around the clock.
Sutra Cafe
Masala chai, fresh pastries and light meals in the garden café.
Private dining
Intimate dinners in the courtyard or on the rooftop, arranged by our butlers.
Jalu Restaurant
Our signature restaurant serving royal Rajasthani recipes.
Experiences
Views over the Aravalli hills
Wake up to sweeping views of sandstone courtyards, gardens and the Aravalli hills from every window.
Suites made by hand
Hand-painted walls, carved wooden furniture and silk fabrics recreate the elegance of royal Rajasthan.
Dinner under the stars
Candlelit dinners on the palace terrace, with Rajasthani dishes cooked to order and live folk music.
Jaipur traditions
Turban-tying, block-printing and puppet shows bring the traditions of Jaipur to life for every guest.
Weddings and celebrations
Places to visit nearby
Jaipur's most famous sights are just a short drive from the palace. Our concierge can arrange guides and transport.
Hawa Mahal
25 minutes by car
The City Palace
20 minutes by car
Albert Hall Museum
30 minutes by car
Amer Fort
10 minutes by car
- Google rating, 2,345 reviews
- 4.8
- Travel review rating, 1,234 reviews
- 4.7
- Year the palace was built
- 1754
- Rooms and suites
- 38