Udaipur has its roots traced back to royalty. The city is witness to scores of visitors from all over the world to get a feel of the beautiful palaces and forts in the city. It is often referred to the “Venice of the East”. Udaipur has such a rich history that mesmerizes every visitor who comes to thy city.
The royal city has hotels which cater to all kinds of tourists. Luxury hotels in Udaipur have a class of their own as they are distinctly different from other luxury hotels in India. Here’s a peek view on some
Jagmandir Island Palace
The Jagmandir Island palace is famous among the other Udaipur hotels and belongs to the HRH group of hotels. The palace is a 17th century monument which is renovated and redeveloped to match the modern standards of luxury with an antique and royal feel to it. It has a stylish dining restaurant, bar, all day café and a spa which suits your spirits and mood. The palace has played host to many celebrities form across the world due to its regal touch. The Mughal king Shah Jehan is said to have been inspired from the architecture of this palace to build the Taj Mahal.
The palace is located near Lake Pichola and has all the modern facilities to maintain its world class stature.
The Leela Palace Kempinski in Udaipur
The palace has been nominated for the Luxury Hotel Awards in the year 2010; it represents luxury and grandeur. It has 80 rooms which offer a panoramic view of the surrounding hills and Lake Pichola. Sheesh Mahal has authentic Indian cuisine, which is a specialty restaurant having a royal look to it. Its dining room is open from 6.30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
The spa is visited by a number of guests to rejuvenate themselves. There are two spacious meeting rooms used for unofficial and official gatherings. The Library Bar is a luxurious place with dark wood paneling, fine art, fireplaces, books, single malt, champagnes, and cognacs and is open from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m.
The palace also has a huge swimming pool.
Fateh Prakash Palace
The heritage palace is built along the Lake Pichola and offers royal hospitality through its suites and rooms. The rooms have a mesmerizing view of the Lake and the island palaces of Jagniwas and Jagmadir. The hotel has a terrace buffet style dining that accommodates a gathering of 300 guests or more. Ayurvedic messages are also done in the hotel; you can also play a game of billiards and squash.
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