Our history
Three centuries of royal heritage.
Our story
Qasr Al Asala was built in 1754 as the summer residence of a noble family, who hosted poets, musicians and visiting royalty in its painted halls. Merchants from Muscat and Basra who traded in Jaipur's gems were among its guests, and their gifts still hang in the mirror hall.
After twelve years of careful restoration by local artisans, the palace opened its doors to guests in 2009. The original courtyards, jharokha balconies and frescoes have been preserved, while every room now offers modern comfort.
Staying here is a chance to live, for a few days, the gracious life of old Rajasthan.
- 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
