‘Far from the maddening crowd’ a princely abode of royalty and solace, The Mini Palace Samod, offers all that marvelous hospitality one is worth of. Located 40 kilometers north of Jaipur city, this princely citadel was initially built in the sixteenth century as a Rajputi fort, presently turned into a heritage hotel. The Mini Palace Samod is a luxurious hotel with various accommodations such as single room, double room and deluxe rooms as per one’s requirement. This property is best designed keeping the guest's comfort and enjoyment in mind, and the team is available to help make that promising.
Guests are given a traditional royal welcome. The greetings make one feels like the historical and princely welcome befitting the erstwhile rajas themselves. Transportation facility offers pick and drop services from airport and railway station available on payment.
A shuttle service may also be availed on extra charges. The Mini Palace Samod can be accessed by road from all major cities and the guests are welcome to drive in the comfort in their own vehicle as well. Parking space is available in the hotel parking lot (valet and security). Nevertheless the team is fully equipped to arrange transportation for guests as and how required.
This old manor surrounded by beautiful lush green garden and pleasant water bodies also allows outdoor relaxation and swimming which is a treat in this setting. It has a pleasant and serene ambience. Highly recommended place for relaxation with peaceful environs.
The Mini Palace Samod provides a marvelous View of the Aravali Mountains and also the View of Samod Hanuman ji temple atop the Mountain. The ambience is amazing and hospitality royal. This was the former vacation dwelling of royal families of Samod. The entire palace is a piece of art in itself. Beautifully decorated walls, colorful traditional furnishing, beautiful Rajasthani paintings embellish the entire palace.
Max: 4 Persons
View: Mountain/Aravali
Bed: King Size
AC/Non AC: Yes
The single room of 10*20 feet size with all facilities takes one back to the days when the royals lived there with antique furniture and medieval Rajasthani style-fabrics to enhance the Rajasthani look. The rooms are huge and lovely. Air conditioners are available as per requirement; one may or may not opt for it. Individual air conditioners are used instead of central air conditioning. This is a major step in checking the spread of infection looking at the pandemic curve as per present situation. Allergy and pollution control has been a top priority with the hotel. Every inch of the property is taken care of in this regard. The property is spread across several acres, offering spacious rooms with natural ventilation and breathtaking views and Sanitized Environment
The king size bed with four posters gives a feeling of being in the lap of luxury. Each room is a delicate mishmash of antiquity and modernity, creating an aura of grace. A maximum of four individuals may be accommodated in a single room. The rooms have attached bath with a blend of all modern and luxurious amenities with a touch of antique royal feel. It is the best choice for a single person or a couple to spend quality time in the lavish surroundings. Exceptional room service with efficient chefs and competent housekeeping is the top priority.
Safety measures are duly taken care of. 24 hours security with CCTV vigilance in the premises makes your stay secure. Cameras outside the walls also take care of the guests and their personal vehicles. Safe deposit boxes are provided for one’s precious belongings, exclusively guarded by the palace personnel and armed guards. Safety alarms and other devices keep the unwanted at bay.
Look out of the window or take a stroll in the garden, relax or sun bathe on the sun terrace to feast your eyes by Viewing the majestic Aravali hills which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding greenery and matching ruggedness of the mountains of Rajasthan.
The indoor dining room serves delicious food, has walls decorated with Rajasthani art, and is truly magnificent. The coffee shop offers deliciously brewed coffee as per choice along with Tea and snacks. Special diet is prepared on request. Restaurant offers vegetarian and non vegetarian food. Other amenities available to guests include separate sitting areas, free newspapers and TV. Guests can use the complimentary wireless Internet service. Separate smoking rooms may be availed by ones fond of tobacco. Curio shops offer traditional artifacts to tourist.
The hotel’s pet policy is confirmed and reservations are backed by our no-hassle Pet Friendly Guarantee. The Canine (and feline) Concierge will make sure one is assigned to a pet friendly room, so there won't be any unpleasant surprises at check-in.
The Mini Palace Samod is located just like an oasis of tranquility far from the busy streets. This great destination, along with all the amenities and facilities offered, the prices being just worth it, makes the right choice for visitors to this area. A stopover to this magnificent abode is truly solicited for.
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