Not every day wakes up in a royal residence surrounded by mural ceilings, marble stairs and centuries of heirloom. But in the case of some noble estates transformed into Haitre, you can do this, minus the responsibility of heavy crowns and weight. Around the world, palaces and noble houses have been transformed into immersive accommodation, giving guests a rare glimpse of the lives of the monarch, Mahalahas and the Sultan.
But the real draw is not only an opportunity to play royal dress up, but an unparalleled visit. In addition to the luxurious decor, many of these properties offer exclusive privileges that are often restricted to the public: candlelight dinners for the masses, on a private barge of the Grand Mahara, after-get off work tour of Versailles’ mirror hall or spa or spa treatments, or infused with botany from the Royal Gardens. Some of these properties are still owned by the royal family that built the royal family, while others are transformed from dedicated historians into a museum of life. In most cases, skilled artisans are commissioned to ensure that the architecture and decoration are preserved and true to the primitive era, thus helping to maintain the dying craft tradition.
Of course, from Michelin-starred dining to infinity pools overlooking the ancient fortress, modern indulgence has been woven into this experience. Whether you are attracted by the tranquility of Replendent Glamour in Jaipur or the tranquility of Como Lake, these 12 Regal Hotels have unforgettable accommodation.
