Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel Udaipur

General Information

The inn is situated near to Lake Pichola. Clients will be can stay the lake when staying at the Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel Udaipur, and they can pay a visit the town. Visitors able to wander to some park amusements from the Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel Udaipur. To get to other districts that are not as at the foot of the hotel, they able to use a rental auto or find social conveyance. The airport and train station are only short drives away.

The Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel Udaipur features 63 apartments. The exceptional luxurious suites open to semi privately-owned pools. The lower floors have privately-owned walled courtyards. The suites also have Internet access, in suite safes, and TV.

The Oberoi Udaivilas Hotel Udaipur resembles a little domed castle. The hotel proposes Ayurvedic therapies in their onsite thermal. The inn also features a 20-acre wildlife greenhouse onsite, which features peacocks and Indian deer. Clients will be can business out at the onsite sport heart and swim in the 2 heated pools. The inn also features a library, and visitors will be can have dinner at either of the 2 restaurants.

Location Information

The City Palace stands on a hill on the banks of Lake Pichola, encircled by crenulated walls. Built in 1567, it's compound of four main castles and numerous minor castles that form a single front. Its major entry is through a triple arched gate, the Tripolia, built in 1725. The gate leads to a series of courtyards, corridors and terraces.

The Rai Angan (Royal Courtyard) features a shrine, which is the oldest part of Udaipur. It's here that Udai Singh met an ascetic who suggested this place for Udaipur. The situated un the centre seventeenth centuty Mor Chowk (Peacock Courtyard) gets its name from inlaid glass mosaics of peacocks on its walls. Other exotic apartments comprise the Krishna Vilas consecrated to the memory of a 16 year antique princess tragic suicide, the Zenana Mahal (Palace of the Queens) and the Chini Chitrasala, which features refined mosaics and blue and white ceramics.

To the west of major gate lies Khush Mahal (Palace of Happiness) and to its south lies Shambhu Niwas, built in the nineteenth century. The third castle is Shiv Niwas, which is now a hotel. This was followed by Fateh Prakash, which is also a hotel and famous for its Durbar Hall and Crystal Gallery.