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Fondly known as the “City of Lakes”, Udaipur, the erstwhile capital of the Kingdom of Mewar, is resplendent with vast hilltop forts, palaces, temples and gardens that serve as reminders of its majestic history.
Falling in love with the charm of the “City of Lakes” is easy when you are staying at the best hotel in Udaipur: The Oberoi Udaivilas. Located on the banks of Lake Pichola, our 5 star hotel in Udaipur is spread over 1,21,406 square metres of luxuriant gardens, with an intricate layout of interconnecting domes and corridors that reflect the layout of Udaipur itself; whose seven lakes are linked by canals.
Superior accommodations, fine restaurants serving signature cuisine and a quiet emphasis on your wellbeing with daily yoga and personally curated spa therapies. All brought alive by the sincere attention to your every need that is distinctively Oberoi.
The hotel is equipped with Electric Vehicle charging stations as well.
The Oberoi Udaivilas, Lake Pichola, Udaipur 313001, India
Government of India, Ministry of Tourism
Travel Notes
Maharana Pratap Airport
Located in the western Indian state of Rajasthan, Udaipur is one of the most romantic cities in India.
The city is set on a series of lakes dating back to 1362 and is renowned for its opulent royal palaces.
Situated on the banks of Lake Pichola, The Oberoi Udailvilas can be reached by car or via a short and stunning ride on our private boat. We recommend the latter.
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Our rooms and suites reflect a thoughtful harmony of Mewar inspired motifs, elegant furnishings and modern technologies.
Seated under a vaulted dome in one of our exceptional restaurants. On a perfect terrace overlooking
the garden and the lake beyond. A bespoke candle-lit dinner for two with the stars above.
Suryamahal is our daytime dining area, serving Western and Indian cuisine under a sky blue, cloud brushed dome. Chandni is the adjoining al fresco dining terrace with a sweeping view of the City Palace and Lake Pichola. At night, Chandni is a candle-lit mosaic of canopied tables filled with the sweet sound of live, traditional music. Both Suryamahal and Chandni at The Oberoi Udaivilas are open for...
Our evening fine dining restaurant: Udaimahal is the perfect setting for a special occasion. Under a starry, night sky painted dome, you can enjoy Indian delicacies and reinvented classics accompanied by live music, and romantic views across Lake Pichola to the sparkling lights of City Palace. All complemented by our intuitive, unobtrusive service.
Open from noon until midnight seven days a week, The Bar features traditional archways and domes, naturally lit during the day and glowing in the light of glass lamps after sunset. Here, you can relax with a fine gin, martinis, margaritas, alcoholic coffees, frozen cocktails and soft drinks, beside uninterrupted views of our lush gardens and the lake beyond.
Unwind with an Oberoi signature massage. Take a dip in our temperature controlled pool. Or work up a healthy sweat in the fitness centre.
The first colours of evening, a stroll to dinner through the soft lights that illuminate the tiered garden, the scent of jasmine. The feeling of a day well spent.
Take your time over a specially curated menu, accompanied by live traditional music and folk dance. All complemented by night time views of City Palace and Jagmandir across the lake. And topped off with our sincere service. Perfect for a special occasion for up to twelve guests.
A private dining experience for between two and four guests. Specially handcrafted delicacies are served under an intricately carved dome with views across Lake Pichola to City Palace and Jagmandir. All topped off with live traditional music to make any occasion extra special.
Culinary enthusiasts will enjoy a connoisseur's guide to spices and a demonstration of local Rajasthani cuisine, by one of our masterchefs. Guests are invited to participate in an interactive cooking session, or sit back and enjoy a meal of specially curated dishes from our kitchen.
Learn about Rajasthan’s unique tradition of miniature painting from the professional artists at the Mewar School of Art. See if you can find the perfect souvenir, or try creating a piece of your own; akin to those that traditionally adorned the walls of Rajasthani palaces, forts and haveli mansions. From dramatic landscapes to events from epic tales, and more. If you wish to be driven to the Mewar...
A few tempting reasons that might allow us to welcome you soon.
History, culture, scenery and Rajput-era palaces await in 'The City of Lakes'.
Begun in the 16th century and completed over 300 years, City Palace in Udaipur is actually several palaces laid out in such a way that they appear as a single façade. Fusing traditional Rajasthani and Mughal styles, City Palace has ornate glass and ceramic mosaics, elaborate gateways, courtyards, corridors and garden oases.
Jagdish Temple was built in 1651 and dedicated to the Hindu Lord Vishnu. The temple has an awe inspiring 24 metres high pagoda adorned with sculptures of dancers, musicians, elephants and horsemen. It is the city's largest and most resplendent temple.
The “grand bazaar” is a lively market where street side stalls and modern showrooms jostle for attention. Excellent souvenirs can be found here, including jewellery, traditional shibori hand dyed fabrics, camel leather bags and footwear, and much more, at reasonable rates. Udaipur is also famous for its miniature paintings.
Shilpgram is a rural arts and crafts complex spread over 2,83,280 square metres against a beautiful backdrop of the Aravalli Ranges. Conceived as a living ethnographic museum, it showcases the lifestyles of local indigenous communities. It is a good place to purchase traditional arts and crafts.
An idyllic beach on a faraway island? Shopping for rare treasures in an ancient city?
A picnic in the Himalayas? A leisurely cruise on the Nile or a jungle adventure?
