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Shambhu Prakash
The Shambhu Prakash suite, named after the Maharana Shambhu
Singh is furnished in impressive, opulent strokes and graced
with high curved arches, exudes grandeur and a European touch.
The adjoining terrace offers panoramic views of the lake and
hills.
Grand Royal Suites
The Grand Royal Suites, the epitome of royal grandeur, offer you
a tryst with the finest traditions and lifestyle of the rulers
of the princely kingdoms of Rajasthan
Khush Mahal
Khush Mahal, tucked away to the rear of the palace, was once one
of the two queens chambers. The spectacular suite with its
aesthetically furnished interiors subtly divided by cusped
arches is evocative of an understated elegance. An antique
swing, suspended by decorative gleaming brass chains, invites
you to sit back and enjoy the charm of this beautiful suite as
coloured glass panels transform sunrays into a kaleidoscope of
colours, infusing the room with an enchanting ambience.
Udai Mahal
Udai Mahal pays tribute to the illustrious and foresighted ruler
Maharana Udai Singh II, who laid the foundations of Udaipur, on
a cluster of hills near Lake Pichola in the mid-16th century.
The exquisitely furnished suite, embellished with original
miniature paintings, brocade panelling and antique ivory inlaid
chairs create a regal world waiting to be savoured.
Sarva Ritu
Sarva Ritu or the ‘All Seasons' Suite is a seamless blend of
royal living and contemporary luxury. The interiors are
embellished with charming beds with decorative silver
headboards, rich furnishings, a brilliant Waterford chandelier
and engravings. The beauty of this suite has been enhanced by
enclosing the corner chattri, once semi-open pavilion to enjoy
the view and breeze, and adding a Jacuzzi in the snug space.
With a flick of a switch, the glass panel changes from frosted
to clear. So you can soak yourself in complete privacy with a
drink and a spectacular view of the lake and mountains.
Kamal Mahal
Kamal Mahal or Lotus Palace alludes the beauty of the flower,
traditionally regarded as a symbol of purity in India. The
pristine beauty of the suite, with its select artefacts,
paintings, furniture and carpets, conveys a warm and welcoming
ambience. The Pichwai, a revered hand painted cloth
traditionally crafted in Nathdwara to be hung behind idols, adds
beauty to the suite.
Sajjan Niwas
The Sajjan Niwas suite, built by Maharana Sajjan Singh between
1874-1884, retains an old world charm in its lamps, portraits,
glass mosaic inlay, traditional cloth fans, doors surfaced with
mirrors and furniture. The bedroom of the suite, decorated with
frescoes depicting the Hindu deity Krishna, is suffused with
romance. The Sajjan Niwas Suite opens onto the Sajjan Terrace
overlooking the lake with spectacular views of the Jagmandir
Island and Aravallis.
Chandra Prakash
The Chandra Prakash Suite, the Luster of the Moon Suite, glows
like a celestial orb with golden-yellow chandeliers and lamps
softly lighting the decorative gilt mouldings, sinuously
sculpted marble, fine fretted screens, floor inlaid with yellow,
diamond-shaped tiles and the ceiling embellished with frescoes.
Maharana Bhupal Singh held court in this august room in the
1930’s; making it the only suite to hold this honour.
Mayur Mahal
Mayur Mahal or Peacock Palace is inspired by the resplendent
beauty of the iridescent blue, green and bronze hues of the
peacock. In India the beautiful bird has traditionally been
regarded as a symbol of royalty, love, fertility and the rains.
Artistically crafted with glass mosaic peacock motifs
embellishing the walls of this exquisite suite and its rich
interiors create a regal ambience. The coloured glass window
panels change the mood in the room with the shifting sunrays.
Jal Tarang
Jal Tarang evocative of the waves of water is a beautiful suite.
Located at the lobby level it offers scenic views of the
tranquil waters of Lake Pichola and the mountains. The colours
of the sky and lake at sunset, lit as they are in myriad hues,
can be savoured from this grand suite.
Sarva Shresth Suite
Sarva Shresth Suite, as the name suggests, is simply the best.
The beautiful, spacious and elaborate suite encompasses the
arrangement of a complete residence as it includes a living and
dining room. Embellished with elegant and old-world artefacts
and furniture, it offers guests a complete experience of staying
in a palace.
Sandhya Suite
Sandhya or evening, a time suggestive of beauty and tranquillity
is embellished in rich emerald green and royal blue. The suite
is perfect for savouring sunsets that are always special by the
side of the shimmering waters of Lake Pichola and the
spectacular Aravalli mountains. The softened sunrays, slipping
in through aquamarine window panes, light the ornate antique
gilt furniture casting a magical ambience in the room. Guests
can enjoy the changing colours of the sky and waters over
spirits and entrée’s in the privacy of this beautiful suite.
Virkha
Virkha or rains, are specially precious in desert and semi-arid
regions of Rajasthan. Clouds fill the skies, and the rain fall
gently fills the lakes, transforming the land into soothing
shades of green and infusing the air with a soft scent of damp
earth. This elegant suite, embellished with local crafts and
textiles, includes a sitting area and two balconies that offer
guests panoramic views of the lake to enjoy the special season.
Basant Bahar
Basant Bahar, inspired by the spirit of the season of spring, is
a luxurious suite. With a silk canopy over the decorative four
poster bed, silk furnishings, rich carpet, miniature paintings
and inlaid furniture, the suite offers a heady regal ambience as
well as the ethereal beauty of spring. The suite also has scenic
views of the lake and Jagmandir, the neighbouring island palace.
Aravali Darshan
The Aravalli Darshan, as the name suggests, offers a view of the
Aravallis, the oldest fold mountains in the world that stretch
350 miles in a north-easterly slant through Rajasthan. Discover
the pure beauty of nature with the spectacular panorama of the
ring of mountains ensconcing the turquoise waters of Lake
Pichola whilst staying at this elegant suite.
Machla Magra
Machla Magra as the name suggests offers a magnificent view of
an unusual mountain that outlines the form of a fish. This
wooded hillside was once a favourite hunting ground for the
king, and even today the shooting box seen amidst its foliage
recounts the days of royalty as does the stone city wall that
gently meanders up the slope. The compact suite also offers
views of the lake; of Jagmandir the neighbouring island palace;
and the hills, that can be enjoyed from the snug alcove.
Jag Mandir Darshan
Jag Mandir Darshan offers a picturesque view of the Jagmandir
island, a serene palace built by Maharana Karan Singh in about
1620. The Mughal prince Khurrram, later Emperor Shah Jehan,
sought refuge in its soothing ambience in 1623 and it is said
that inspired by the exquisite palace he later built the Taj
Mahal at Agra.
Rang Mahal
Rang Mahal as the name suggests is suffused with colour. The
bright and cheerful colours of the embellishments infuse the
suite with joie de vivre. Created in one of the oldest parts of
the palace, this lovely one beded suite having a treatment room
(massage room) and its own private Jacuzzi, charmingly set in
two levels offers scenic views and of Jagmandir, the
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of Lake Pichola is a dream of white marble and mosaic glistening
in the moonlight, very reminiscent of the most beautiful tourist
cliché in the world; the Taj Mahal. Conceived in romance, the
palace was built in 1746 by Maharana Jagat Singh II, 62nd
successor to the royal dynasty of Mewar – believed to be
descendants of the Sun God.
