Amanbagh

Mughal-era opulence meets the modern world at Amanbagh—which translates to “peaceful garden” in Sanskrit—with its manicured courtyards, musk-hued walls and palatial domed structures. On the outskirts of Jaipur, Rajasthan, Amanbagh emerges like an elegant mirage shrouded by palm, fruit and eucalyptus trees. Its rooms combine the understated Aman aesthetic with a regal Indian flourish. Think intricate archways, ornate wood panels and a huge bathtub carved from a single slab of Udaipur green marble. All rooms are spectacular, but the Terrace Haveli Suite, with a private terrace overlooking the pool and gardens, will have you feeling like royalty. Organise a private candlelit dinner in the gardens, on the Library Terrace or in the ruins of an old chhatri, an elevated domed pavilion.