The Luxury 50 List 2014

by | Apr 15, 2014 | The Luxury 50 List

Luxury 50
Best New Hotels of the World
FAIRMONT JAIPUR INDIA
Fairmont Jaipur
INDIA

Fairmont Jaipur, with an aesthetic reflecting the great Mughal dynasty, is a meticulous re-imagining of a traditional Mughal fort. Jaipur, also known as the pink city, is the epicenter for some of the most historically appealing forts and palaces. The Fairmont is a dedication to the pink city by meticulously recreating the traditional Mughal Fort. This luxury hotel lives among the rustic Aravalli Hills and is beautifully decorated with a balance of nature, traditional and modern design. Each suite is decorated with luxurious silks and velvets adorned with traditional Indian patterns. The hotel also provides an array of dining options including an all day dining restaurant featuring traditional Rajasthani dishes,an upscale teahouse, and an exclusive library bar where one can enjoy a quiet evening. The hotel provides plenty of outdoor activities to explore the vivid city of Jaipur – including hot air balloon rides, excursions of Aravalli hills, elephant picnics, antique shopping and tours of authentic Indian villages. There are also four luxuriously serene spa treatment room designated to relax your nerves leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated.

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