Amanbagh rises like a mirage from a valley in the Aravalli Hills of Rajasthan, a Mughal-inspired garden palace of domes, courtyards and fountains built on land that was once a royal staging ground for tiger hunts. Today it is one of the most peaceful and private addresses in India, a place for deep rest, Ayurvedic renewal and quiet exploration of rural Rajasthan. Booking through a preferred-partner advisory costs the same as booking direct, with recognition and benefits added at no extra cost.
A Palace in a Hidden Valley
Amanbagh sits in the Alwar district, a few hours from Jaipur, surrounded by the dry green hills of the Aravalli range and the fields and villages of a Rajasthan few travellers reach. Peacocks cross the lawns, the call to the day comes from a nearby village, and the pace is slow by design. It is a counterpoint to the intensity of India's cities and forts, a sanctuary built for stillness.
Haveli Suites and Pool Pavilions
Accommodation is set within the palace and its gardens, from the Courtyard Haveli Suites, each with a green marble soaking tub, to the freestanding Pool Pavilions with their own private pool and garden. The architecture is drawn from the Mughal and Rajput traditions, cupolas, arches and pale stone, and the scale is generous and serene throughout.
Rajasthani Tradition and Ayurvedic Menus
The Restaurant serves Rajasthani and international cuisine alongside dedicated Ayurvedic menus, and the Library Terrace offers lighter, informal dining. Memorable meals are arranged beyond the walls too, a lakeside breakfast, a dinner in a stepwell or among the ruins, turning dining into part of the landscape.
Ayurveda, Immersion and the Hills
Amanbagh is one of the collection's great wellness houses, with multi-day Ayurvedic immersion programmes guided by resident practitioners, a spa, and a pool at the heart of the palace. Beyond the gardens, guests walk to a nearby village, visit the abandoned city of Bhangarh, and explore the hills on foot or by jeep. For Aman's wildlife camp in the same state, see Aman-i-Khás.
Amanbagh is a garden palace built for stillness, domes and fountains in a hidden valley where the loudest sound is a peacock crossing the lawn.
How to Book
Book Amanbagh With Pampered Pursuit
We book Amanbagh through our Aman partnership with VIP recognition and amenities at no additional cost, including Ayurvedic programmes and guided excursions. Share your dates and we will match the right suite or pavilion for your stay.
Inquire About AmanbaghHow do I book Amanbagh?
Tell us your dates and party and we arrange the reservation directly through our Aman partnership, with VIP recognition applied. We confirm the room category, handle any requests, and stay in contact with the property before and during your stay. Start with a short note through our Aman enquiry form.
Is it more expensive to book Aman through a travel advisor?
No. You pay the same published nightly rate as booking Aman direct. The recognition and benefits we add, a welcome from the property, preferred rates where available, and amenities such as a credit or upgrade when offered, come at no additional cost to you.
Where is Amanbagh?
In the Aravalli Hills of the Alwar district in Rajasthan, India, a few hours from Jaipur, surrounded by rural villages and dry green hills.
Is Amanbagh good for an Ayurvedic retreat?
Yes. It is one of Aman's leading wellness houses, offering multi-day Ayurvedic immersion programmes with resident practitioners, alongside a spa and pool.
Can I combine Amanbagh with other parts of Rajasthan?
Easily. It pairs well with Jaipur and with Aman-i-Khás at Ranthambore for tiger safaris. We can plan the full Rajasthan itinerary for you.
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