Experience Timeless Luxury This Diwali At Fairmont Jaipur

As the Pink City lights up with festive splendour, Fairmont Jaipur has unveiled an invitation to mark this season The Fairmont Jaipur Way — with bespoke stays, indulgent dining, and cherished traditions that reflect both heritage and modern refinement. With its timeless grandeur and signature hospitality, the property welcomes guests to revel in the spirit of Diwali from October 17 to 23 with a series of enchanting celebrations and thoughtfully curated experiences. At the heart of these celebrations lies the Grand Illumination, a spectacular showcase of light, culture, and joy that sets the tone for the festivities.

Guests can look forward to a specially designed two-night festive package that includes a Royal Diwali welcome with folk musicians, nagada drummers, and themed décor, along with personalised festive hampers awaiting them in-suite. The itinerary features a vibrant Diwali carnival with fun and games and food counters, card nights with a masquerade twist, a festive evening procession, and eco-friendly fireworks, ensuring every moment is steeped in celebration. Guests departing will also receive the Fairmont Treasure Trunk — an artisanal hamper of mithai, teas, and festive mementoes. The stay experience is further enhanced with daily breakfast, daily dinner, evening wine or beer toasts, a complimentary 20-minute couple’s foot massage, and an exclusive 15% savings across hotel services.

Speaking on the occasion, Rajat Sethi, Cluster General Manager, Fairmont & Raffles Jaipur, said, “At Fairmont Jaipur, Diwali is not merely a festival we host — it is a celebration we share with our guests as part of our extended family. Every element, from the grand illumination to the smallest detail in our festive hampers, has been designed to honour the traditions of the season while offering a setting of refined luxury. It is our privilege to create moments where families and friends can come together, rejoice in timeless customs, and carry home memories as radiant as the festival itself.”