Description: The first mansion in Jaipur, the Raj Palace was built in 1728 by the Prime Minister of the Raj, Thakur Mohan Singhji of Chaumoo and has remained his descendant's residence until now. For during the Moghul King Aurangzeb to the time of Empire, a virtual "Who's Who" —from Kings & Queens to the Viceroy of India—came to dine or sleep in the embrace of the mansion's grandeur and grace. 
In 1997 the family renovated the elaborate complex of courtyards, arched corridors and residential quarters to restore the mansion to all of its original glory. The glorious Raj Palace is situated in Jaipur, the last bastion of kachhwaha Rajput rulers. The first haveli (mansion) of the city, built in 1728 A.D. is now converted in to a centrally air-conditioned luxurious heritage hotel. The Raj Palace provides modern comfort with an old world charm, which includes 24-hour hot and cold water supply, a gym, shopping arcade, modern business centre and Diwan-E-Aam, a grand hall for gala theme occasions.