The scorpion-shaped palace hotel.
Nestled amidst unique themed gardens, Taj Falaknuma Palace is a rare blend of Italian and Tudor architecture. The exquisite rooms and suites were once the private chambers of the Nizam, royal family and state guests. And come complete with every convenience – from state-of-the-art amenities to a palace butler.
Live amidst priceless art.
Made entirely of Italian marble, the palace is home to priceless art and artifacts. The ornate inlaid furniture from Kashmir, rich handcrafted tapestries from France, Venetian chandeliers and intricate frescos, all give the palace its distinct Baroque style.
Dining experiences that befit modern-day monarchs.
Sample a selection of royal Hyderabadi specialities, or savour the finest Italian cuisine. Dine beneath the stars or indulge in a sumptuous breakfast spread at the al fresco Gol Bungalow. A colonial experience unfolds at the verandah with high tea, while the palace bar is ideal for cocktails. The palace is a sublime setting - perfect for enchanting weddings and memorable receptions.
Royal indulgences at Jiva Grande Spa.
A visit to Taj Falaknuma Palace is really complete once you’ve experienced the signature treatments of Jiva Grande Spa. These ancient Indian therapies are administered in exclusive treatment rooms that overlook cascading gardens and offer an ambience of tranquility and solitude.
The majestic city of Hyderabad.
A rare jewel and a befitting addition to Taj’s extraordinary collection of palaces, Taj Falaknuma Palace is not just an indelible part of Hyderabad’s history but also the ideal way to experience the myriad hues of this 400 year old city which is now also a burgeoning IT hub. Guests can choose from a host of itineraries and journey across this legendary city and neighbouring Deccan retreats, which are known for their monuments, modern shopping boulevards, vibrant bazaars and rich culture.
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