🏰 18 Rooms
🐾 Pets Allowed Dogs Welcome
💰 UNKNOWN Pet Charges
Khas Bagh is a farm retreat tucked into the Aravalli hills near the historic Amer Fort, just outside Jaipur, Rajasthan. Built in the style of a medieval haveli — with open courtyards, arched verandahs, and intricately carved stone pillars and jaalis crafted by local artisans — it offers eighteen luxuriously appointed rooms with antique furniture, a pool, and a polo lounge hung with black-and-white family photographs. For pet parents looking for a Rajput heritage stay in Rajasthan where dogs are genuinely welcome to roam, Khas Bagh sits in a category of its own.
✓ Confirmed by the property
Khas Bagh confirms that pets are allowed on the property. Dogs are welcome to enjoy the sprawling estate grounds. The property requests that pet owners be considerate towards other guests, and notes that certain indoor areas are restricted. Specific pet charges have not been published — confirm directly with the property before booking.
The Setting: A Haveli Retreat Near Amer Fort
Khas Bagh sits in Village Natata, Kunda, Amer — a stone's throw from the 12th-century Amer Fort and firmly outside the noise and congestion of central Jaipur city. That distance is a genuine asset if you're travelling with a dog: guests who've stayed here specifically mention the quiet, the greenery, and the sense of being surrounded by open land rather than traffic. The estate itself is built on generous grounds, giving dogs room to properly stretch out and explore rather than being confined to a small balcony or courtyard.
The architecture is the kind that makes Rajasthan stays memorable — stone pillars, carved jaalis, arched verandahs, and open courtyards that feel like they belong to another century. The eighteen rooms are described by guests as large, clean, and furnished with antique pieces. It's a home-stay in spirit despite the resort scale: the owners are on-site and actively involved, which is reflected consistently in guest reviews.
Pets at Khas Bagh: What the Property Confirms
The property's own website dedicates a section to being a pet-friendly retreat, stating clearly that guests are welcome to bring their pets to enjoy the outdoors and romp through the sprawling estate. Dogs are welcome on the grounds. Certain areas inside the property are restricted — this is standard at heritage stays with shared spaces — and the property asks that pet owners remain considerate of other guests.
A guest review from a July stay specifically mentions Simba, an elderly Greyhound, living on the property — confirming there is at least one resident dog. For pet parents travelling with reactive dogs, this is worth flagging when you make your booking inquiry. It's worth calling ahead (0141 493 7033) to confirm current pet charges, whether pets are allowed in your specific room type, and whether Simba is likely to be around during your stay.
Property amenities include a pool, free parking, free high-speed WiFi, free breakfast, bicycle rental, and bicycles available — a solid set of inclusions for a multi-night stay. Kids stay free. Whether pets are permitted in the pool is not confirmed — do not assume.
What to Confirm Before You Book
Khas Bagh is listed as pets allowed, but several details have not been published online and need to be verified directly with the property:
Pet charges: No per-night pet fee is listed on the website. Confirm the charge (if any) at the time of booking so there are no surprises at checkout.
In-room pet policy: The website confirms pets can enjoy the estate grounds. Whether dogs are permitted to sleep inside the guest rooms overnight is not explicitly stated — this is a critical question for most pet parents and should be confirmed before arrival.
Resident dog: A guest review mentions Simba the Greyhound on the property. If your dog is reactive around other dogs, flag this when you call.
Restricted areas: The property notes that certain areas are restricted for pets. Ask which areas specifically so you can plan your dog's movement during the stay.
For a weekend getaway with dogs from Jaipur city, or as a pet-friendly stay in Rajasthan on a longer road trip, the combination of heritage architecture, open grounds, and an on-site family feel makes Khas Bagh worth the call to confirm these details.
