Taj Falaknuma Palace

Taj Falaknuma Palace Perched 609 Metres above sea level is Taj Falaknuma Palace, a jewel amongst the clouds. Built in 1894, it is the former palace of the Nizam, rumoured to be the richest man in the world at one time. \n \nOverlooking the twinkling City of Pearls, this enchanting palace hotel in Hyderabad exudes romance and grandeur that take one back to when the Nizam ruled Hyderabad. From the moment you arrive at Taj Falaknuma Palace in a horse-drawn carriage, our palace butlers treat you like royalty. \n \nWalk the walk of kings through the Grand Staircase to retrace the steps of Nizams, European royalty, enchanting Begums and distinguished Heads of State. The five-star luxury hotel, spread over 32 acres, allows you to journey to the gilded ages, where opulence and excess is celebrated and savoured in equal measure. \n \nThe 60�rooms and suites�are beautifully refurbished and lovingly restored by Her Highness Princess Esra, the Nizam�s Turkish wife. Each provides marvellous views of the palace courtyard and the 400-year-old city of Hyderabad. \n \nGo on a sumptuous, gastronomic ride at our Indian fine-dining restaurant,�Adaa, and savour multi-cuisine specialities at�Celeste. \n \nEnjoy breakfast at�Celeste�&�Gol Bungalow�or private dinners at South East Garden &�Jade Terrace�or a Unique dining experience at�Gol Bungalow. The stunning Durbar Hall, Jade Room and massive 101-seater dining hall bedecked with Belgian chandeliers, and assorted gardens and terraces lend royal decadence to celebratory events and elegance to business meetings. \n \nFeel holistically rejuvenated at our�J Wellness Circle, rooted in the traditional Indian approach to wellness; complemented with a wellness menu that employs the finest principles of Ayurvedic cooking. The royal city of Hyderabad merges modern lifestyle with ancient heritage. \n \nOur concierge will gladly arrange your tours to art, culture and shopping destinations, as well as to spectacular landmarks like the Charminar, Mecca Masjid, Golconda Fort, Chowmahalla Palace and the famous Ramoji Film City. \n \n