Heritage meets contemporary luxury

Executive Chairman Arjun Oberoi said the restoration aimed to preserve the palace’s architectural integrity while integrating modern comforts. The property features 65 rooms and suites, including private pool villas and lake-facing terraces, as well as dining venues such as Maanya, Neerangan and Amrava. The estate also houses banquet spaces for up to 200 guests.

CEO Vikram Oberoi noted that the opening aligns with the group’s long-term strategy to build luxury destinations rooted in cultural and natural significance. He emphasised that the project blends heritage, sustainability and contemporary design to create an immersive stay.

COO Mohit Nirula highlighted the precision and coordination behind the project, while General Manager Manav Mathur emphasised the responsibility of preserving the palace’s historic spirit.

Experiences, wellness and sustainability

Wellbeing at Rajgarh includes a lake-accessed spa, Asmi by Oberoi, housed in tented treatment suites overlooking the water and hills. Guests can enjoy region-specific experiences such as guided temple tours at sunrise, curated wildlife safaris in Panna National Park and explorations of the Raneh Gorge.

The property incorporates advanced sustainability features including solar power, water recycling systems, organic waste management, local sourcing and an in-house water bottling plant.

The Oberoi Rajgarh Palace is now open to guests from India and abroad, offering a rare confluence of royal heritage, wilderness and refined hospitality.

Key Amenities:

• 350-year-old restored Bundela-era palace
• 65 rooms and suites
• Private pool villas and lake-facing terraces
• Dining venues Maanya, Neerangan and Amrava
• Banquet spaces