City Palace
The Mewar dynasty's grand palace above Lake Pichola — courtyards, museums and views that explain why Udaipur is called the city of lakes.
From Govardhan Vilas, the whole city is an easy drive. Distances are approximate and depend on traffic — our desk will arrange a car whenever you need one.
The Mewar dynasty's grand palace above Lake Pichola — courtyards, museums and views that explain why Udaipur is called the city of lakes.
The heart of Udaipur. Take a boat at sunset, wander the ghats, and watch the palaces glow over the water.
A calmer, breezier lake ringed by hills — ideal for an evening drive, a lakeside snack and a slow sunset.
A serene 18th-century garden of fountains, lotus pools and marble pavilions, built for the royal ladies of the court.
A restored lakeside haveli museum, best visited for its nightly Dharohar folk dance performance.
The hilltop Monsoon Palace, with a sweeping view over the lakes, the city and the Aravalli hills — magic at sunrise and sunset.
An island palace on Lake Pichola, reached by boat — marble domes, gardens and a storied royal past.
Udaipur's largest garden, a green retreat of rose beds and shaded paths in the middle of the city.
The royal family's collection of classic and vintage automobiles — a treat for anyone who loves fine machines.
A short cable-car ride to the Karni Mata temple hill, with one of the best panoramic views of the old city and its lakes.
How far Rawla Udaipur sits from the airport, the railway stations and the sights everyone comes to see. Distances are by road and approximate — our desk will arrange a car whenever you need one.
Call the reservations desk or send a note — we'll hold the right room and answer every question before you arrive.