Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur celebrates its first anniversary after a landmark year defined by sustainability, cultural engagement, and steady growth. The debut of Anantara in India has set a new benchmark for responsible luxury, blending Thai-inspired elegance with the heritage of Rajasthan to create one of Jaipur’s most distinctive new addresses.
A major sustainability milestone this year was the commissioning of a 1.25 MW off-site solar PV plant in Bikaner. Through a Wheeling & Banking model, the plant now supplies the hotel with renewable energy. Additional green initiatives include a No Bin Day programme, batch cooking to reduce food waste, exclusive use of cage-free eggs and responsible seafood, 24-hour composting, real-time energy optimisation via a Building Management System, and regular energy audits. The hotel’s zero-discharge sewage treatment plant, water-efficient metering, and digital transformation across departments further reinforce its commitment to resource-conscious operations.
Deepening cultural engagement, the property has supported local artisans, performers, and craftspeople, offering workshops and marketplace opportunities for puppet artists, potters, lakh-chudi makers, and henna specialists. Collaborations with village schools on hygiene awareness and career counselling continue to strengthen community bonds.
“Bringing the Anantara experience to India was a thrilling challenge,” says Vimal Verma, General Manager. “Our vision was to create a destination rooted in Rajasthani heritage and global in spirit, and its reception in the first year has been immensely rewarding.”
Over the past year, the hotel has hosted major events, including the Great Indian Travel Bazaar inaugural dinner, the Rajasthan Royals, and global corporates — solidifying its position as a premier venue for luxury gatherings.
As one of Jaipur’s emerging dining destinations, the hotel’s signature venues — Amrit Mahal, Rajputana Chowk, and the Amber Fort–inspired Sheesh Mahal — continue to garner attention. Entering its second year, the hotel will debut new immersive dining journeys and a flagship global cuisine restaurant under its Designer Dining expansion. The Anantara Spa has also enhanced its wellness offerings with advanced facials and restorative therapies.
Under its “Artisans as Ambassadors” initiative, the hotel is gearing up for a new series of workshops and artist-led experiences that celebrate Jaipur’s living traditions and craftsmanship. Guests will be invited to immerse themselves in creative sessions such as a Bagru Block Printing walk-through, Thread by Thread: A Carpet Weaving Tour, a Blue Pottery Experience, and a Miniature Painting Workshop — each designed to deepen cultural appreciation and connect visitors with the city’s artistic soul.
To mark the anniversary, guests booking from 15 November–31 December 2025 for stays between 1 January–31 March 2026 will receive INR 5,000 hotel credit, with Minor DISCOVERY members enjoying up to 10% additional savings.
As Anantara’s debut property in India, Anantara Jewel Bagh Jaipur reflects Minor Hotels’ global sustainability vision — celebrating community, culture, and conscious luxury in every detail.
