Where to stay in India
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The Lake Palace or Jag Niwas was built in 1754 by Maharana Jagat Singh II, who gave his name to this elegant white building.
Now a wonderful heritage hotel, it was originally built as a summer retreat for the royal family.
With 85 rooms and suites, cool white marble walls and coloured glass windows make the Lake Palace something of a marble legend as it rises majestically from the waters of Lake Pichola. The setting alone makes for a memorable stay.
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Our team has handpicked this collection of properties to give you luxury options in styles to suit any journey.
Conceived in the royal tradition of the palaces of Mewar, the resort oozes grandeur and majesty. Echoing corridors, domes covered in gold leaf, hand-painted murals, pavilions, arches and fountains, all come together to recreate a bygone…
Quietly nestled in the middle of the Thar Desert, an hour east of the UNESCO heritage city of Jaisalmer is The Serai, a luxurious desert camp and spa. A member of Relais and Chateaux, The Serai…
RAAS Devigarh is no ordinary palace hotel. Chic and elegant, it stands amongst wheat fields amongst the Aravalli hills and blends modern with 15th-century originality. Interiors are clean and contemporary with daring splashes of colour and…
Once you’ve checked into the Rambagh, head for the shade of the white marble verandahs and order a mint sprigged iced-tea. Sitting there, you will see the Suvarna Mahal restaurant; the Ballroom; the Neel Mahal and…
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