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A palace built on the shores of Lake Pichola, where every suite has its own private pool or courtyard.

A white marble palace floating in the middle of Lake Pichola, reached only by boat.

The former residence of the Maharajas of Jaipur — now the city's most storied address.

A Mughal-inspired retreat hidden in the Aravalli hills, two and a half hours from Jaipur.

Luxury tents on the edge of one of India's best tiger reserves.

A 700-year-old fort transformed into one of India's most original wellness retreats.

One of the world's largest private residences — still home to the royal family of Jodhpur.

Every room has a view of the Taj Mahal — some as close as 600 metres from the gates.

A 19th-century Nizam's palace perched on a hill above Hyderabad, with a 101-seat dining table.

A former residence of Lord Kitchener, set among cedar forests 8,250 feet above sea level.

A wellness retreat inside a Maharaja's former palace estate, overlooking the Ganges valley.

Pool villas modelled on a Kodava royal palace, set inside a working coffee estate.

Thirty-seven huts with private pools inspired by Kadu Kuruba tribal villages, on the banks of the Kabini reservoir.

Forty-six regal chambers inspired by the Vijayanagara Empire, two miles from a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Fifteen private residences on a 13-acre forested hillside in the Western Ghats, each designed for complete seclusion.

Aman's original Bali sanctuary — thirty suites designed as a Balinese village on the lip of the Ayung River Gorge.

A private island in the Sulu Sea — accessible only by chartered plane, surrounded by 5.5 km of white-sand beaches.

Overwater villas with retractable roofs, private water slides, and a 5.6-km private lagoon in Noonu Atoll.