Raj Mahal Palace Hotel and Resort lies on the embankments of serene River Banas in the small town of Tonk (100 km from Jaipur) in Rajasthan. Renowned for its "nawabi" etiquettes and courtly elegance, besides historic mansions, colonial monuments and magnificent mosques, Tonk is also known as the "Lucknow of Rajasthan". The grand Rajmahal Palace, earlier known as Raawatji-ka-Bagh, was built by Sawai Jai Singh II in 1798 who named it after his favorite queen, Maharani Chandra Kumar Ranawatji. Backed by 350 years of rich Rajput history, the palace was finally refurbished as a deluxe heritage hotel in 1980 and renamed as Rajmahal Palace Hotel and Resort. The hotel is ideally located on the Jaipur-Kota highway, nearly 170 km from Jaipur.

Raj Mahal Palace Hotel and Resort provides a host of recreational options to avail at leisure like a well-appointed library, arrangements for sightseeing tours, boat rides and fishing in the lake nearby. Other essential services offered by the hotel include laundry, doctor on call, travel desk and currency exchange. It also provides the dining facilities of in-house multi-cuisine restaurant allows you to feast your palate each day. Relish an exotic variety of traditional Rajasthani specialties and the choicest Indian cuisine. You also have the choice to dine by the poolside, amidst lush gardens or comfortably in your rooms. The bar is well stocked with a rich selection of wines and spirits to suit your taste.

Raj Mahal Palace Hotel and Resort offers 23 luxurious rooms, classified as Suites, Royal Suites and Standard Rooms as per your budget and comfort preference. All the rooms/suites are elegantly decorated in royal splendour and fully furnished with lavish amenities like spacious attached baths with bathtubs and running hot/cold water, direct dial telephone with STD/ISD, cable TV and safe deposit lockers. The warm, courteous staff serves you with a smile round the clock.

Rajasthan is known for its traditional and colorful art. It is famous for the majestic forts, intricately carved temples and decorated havelis. The land of massive forts, grand palaces, bristling bazaars.