Perched on the bank of tranquil Lake Pichola,
Fateh Prakash Palace is yet another spectacular example of Rajput
architecture. Now converted into a luxurious hotel, Fateh Prakash
Hotel undoubtedly offers one of the best staying options in
Udaipur. The imperialism of the Rajputs is clearly woven in
every corner of the palace and you just lose yourself in the
multi-hued magic of it. Its close proximity to Jag Mandir and
lake Palace allows you to have some great views of these marvelous
edifices. Apart from the majestic architecture of the palace,
it's the Mewari hospitality that makes your sojourn at the Fateh
Prakash Palace an unforgettable experience.
Accommodation
There
are 21 Dovecote rooms, 4 Regal suites facing lake and 3 Regal
suites in Fateh Prakash Palace hotel. Decorated traditionally
with antique furniture, miniature paintings and original portraits
of the Udaipur royal family, the hotel rooms make you to experience
the true regal grandeur of the yore. Clad with modern amenities,
the rooms of Fateh Prakash Palace hotel offer a pleasant stay
in the city
Dining
Fateh Prakash Palace flaunts the continental Gallery Restaurant
serving some exquisite delicacies across the world. Sunset View
restaurant sitting in the beautiful terrace of the hotel makes
lunch here a wonderful experience. There is also a well stocked
bar offering a great collection of Indian and International
liquor.
Recreation
There is a wide range of recreational activities available in
the Fateh Prakash Palace hotel offering the guests pleasant
experience. Apart from a swimming pool, billiards room and a
squash court, there is an Ayurvedic spa and a beauty parlor
that are sure to rejuvenate you. The Fateh Prakash Palace hotel
also arranges boat rides in the Pichhola Lake and musical evening
letting for the guests.
| Basic
Facts |
| Category |
Heritage Hotel |
| Location |
City Center |
| Address |
City Palace,
Udaipur -313 001, India |
| Accessibility |
26 km from Airport, 4 km from Bus Stand,
4 km. from Railway Station |
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