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Chomu Palace Jaipur - A Heritage Hotel
Chomu, Rajasthan, India · Independent · Core Luxury
Chomugarh Fort was founded in 1550 by Rao Gopalji and grew over 350 years into a palace blending Rajput, Mughal and European styles, and the Dangayach Group reopened it in 2008 as a heritage hotel after an extensive restoration that kept its 19th-century royal suites and grand courtyards. The 100-room Chomu Palace stands about 35 kilometres from Jaipur, in a fort town on the edge of the Shekhawati.
- 100 rooms
- Opened 2008
About Chomu Palace Jaipur - A Heritage Hotel
- Chomu Palace began as Chomugarh Fort, founded in 1550 by Rao Gopalji, and grew over 350 years into a palace mixing Rajput, Mughal and European styles.
- The Dangayach Group converted it into a heritage hotel, reopening in 2008 after extensive restoration.
- The restoration preserved the 19th-century royal suites and grand courtyards.
History
Rao Gopalji founded Chomugarh Fort in 1550. Over the next three and a half centuries the fort thickened into a palace, Rajput, Mughal, and European rooms stacked on the same plan, nineteenth-century royal suites still in the courtyards. The Dangayach Group restored the house and reopened it in 2008 as a hundred-key heritage hotel.
You sleep in a fort that spent centuries becoming a palace, then a hotel, twenty-odd kilometres north of Jaipur, still reading as a court.
The setting
11 km from Samode Palace.
Amenities
- Swimming Pool and Children's Pool
- Health Spa and Gymnasium
- Darbar Hall (Fine Dining Restaurant)
- Sheesh Mahal (Bar Lounge)
- Library and Indoor Sports (Snooker, Table Tennis)
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and 24-hour Concierge
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