Overview

Amanbagh is a secluded and luxuriant resort that offers visitors the opportunity to discover and explore the fascinating remnants of an extraordinary local history, as well as the colourful culture and wildlife that flourishes today.

Amanbagh was built within a walled enclosure, on an oasis of fertile soil, benefits lucratively from the natural feed of a nearby lake, resulting in an exotic and diverse display of perennials: statuesque palms, aged eucalyptus, fruit bearing trees, frangipani trees and lawns of manicured jade green, a dramatic contrast to its neighbouring rugged and hilly terrain.

Styled along authentic architectural Moghul-era-lines, Amanbagh pays grand tribute to its remarkable ancestors through its eloquent, unique interpretation of a grand haveli.

Prices from £1,700 per person

Price for 4 nights, Courtyard Haveli Room, breakfast

Accommodation

Amanbagh has been designed with an aesthetic eye and pays homage to its princely heritage and historical landscape, culminating in a contemporary sanctuary entwined in the luxuriant spoils of a rural setting.

Amanbagh’s 24 Haveli Suites and 16 Pool Pavilions exude the richness of the Moghul era that inspired them: set in a lush oasis of verdant wooded foliage, there is also a striking and refreshing 33m pool which is heated in the cooler months as well as a large wading pool. At night the geometric lines of the resort are defined by the atmospheric incandescence while the pools reflections’ dance to the sway of the palms and aromatic eucalyptus trees under a pristine starlit sky.

Recreation

The Spa -a team of highly-skilled therapists provide a range of healing therapies as well as more traditional treatments such as facials, massages and scrubs. These are available in the resort's spa treatment rooms or in guest havelis.

The Swimming Pool - is centred within the resort's gardens. Light meals and snacks are available poolside throughout the day. Beyond the swimming pool is the wading pool. Both pools remain cool throughout the summer and are heated during the colder months.

Restaurants & Bars

The Restaurant is positioned on the lower floor of the main building and provides an intimate atmosphere beneath its double-height ceiling. Seating is either banquette-style or at tables which flow onto the outside terrace. The food is simple, home-style, Indian cuisine with a choice of Western dishes also available.

The Library Terrace is ideal for informal dining in the evening, particularly during the hotter months when a cool breeze may be enjoyed under a starlit sky.

The Bar and Lounge offers a cosy place to relax and unwind. The Roof Terrace, which is elevated above a canopy of trees and provides sweeping views over the surrounding landscape, is another option for dining and refreshments.

Perfect For...

• Couples
• Outdoor Adventure
• Culture