Amanbagh sits in isolation amidst the arid Aravalli Hills near Alwar in northern India. The
region is rich in early Hindu history, dating to the dawn of Hindu civilization; awash with
legend, the epic Mahabharata tells of the five Pandavas brothers who spent their last years in
exile within a few miles of the resort, over two millennia ago. The resort comprises a main
building that rises over three levels. On the first level is the arrival area that leads to
the reception hall and onto a shaded court, bordered on one side by the Dining Room and on the
other, by the Lounge. Rising from the reception area is a sweeping staircase that leads to the
Library and an outdoor terrace. Two external staircases lead to the Roof Terrace that is
elevated above a canopy of trees and provides sweeping views over the surrounding landscape.
Beyond the main building is a swimming pool, informal dining area and wading pool, all set
within landscaped grounds. There are four categories of accommodation at Amanbagh: Courtyard
Haveli Suite, Garden Haveli Suite, Terrace Haveli Suite, Pool Pavilion.