quotes from the media

“On the whole the resort was phenomenal, though it’s really the people that set this place apart. The sincerity and friendliness of every single person working at Amanbagh couldn’t help but put a smile on my face. It was the little touches that made a big difference. For example, just about every time we left the room (no matter at what time of day or for how long) it was “refreshed.”

“In the restaurant the waiters remembered our names and preferences, and always made suggestions, which I appreciated… Beyond that, I’ve never felt as disconnected as I did at Amanbagh. If you’re one of those people that’s addicted to technology, there’s no better place to disconnect than Amanbagh.”

"Living up to the name, the Amanbagh, which means garden of peace, offers exclusiveness with impeccable service in a place where silence rules.”

"It is extremely calm….Back at the Amanbagh I slump onto a table for a saffron and hibiscus body scrub followed by a deep pummeling with jasmine oil. I'm sloughed and buffed and I smell like a flower market, with skin as lush and plumped as my four-year-old-daughter's"

“Amanbagh, ‘the garden of peace’, is located in the green Aravelli Hills in East Rajasthan and a place perfectly created for daydreaming.”

"Amanbagh lies within a walled compound once used for royal hunts, and by night we were transported back to the heydays of royal India as we dined to the sounds of a Sitar"

“Bump, bump, bump you go along the potholed roads to get here, past the man leaning on to his stick watching his goats. And then, amid the palms, eucalyptus and mango trees, some hundreds of years old, is this: a glow-worm of Mogul palace rustling in the Jungle Book wild. Here are some ladies, palms upturned, welcoming you and offering peace. And your heart, all urban-clustered and tight, immediately loosens in your chest. You just can’t get enough of the calm, the space, the atmosphere so quietly glamorous…..this is a secret garden of old India, away from it usual hustle.”