Udaipur's resorts offer a mix of heritage palaces and modern luxury retreats, many set on Lake Pichola or amid the Aravalli Hills. These properties typically provide extensive amenities such as multiple restaurants, outdoor pools, full-service spas, and cultural programs like folk dance and cooking classes. Expect a high level of service, with properties like The Oberoi Udaivilas (scoring 97/100) providing butler service and 50-acre grounds, while Taj Lake Palace offers a unique palace-on-the-lake experience. Budgets are generally high-end, starting from $200+ per night, but the experience includes guided heritage walks, boat rides, and curated dining.
For families, the Radisson Blu Udaipur Palace Resort & Spa features a double-deck pool, game zone with bowling alley and arcade, and cultural evenings. The Ananta Udaipur spans 90 acres with villa accommodations and a kids' activity area, ideal for spacious getaways. Raffles Udaipur, a new property, offers tennis courts, hammam, and five dining options. Fateh Garh Resort by Fateh Collection provides 360-degree mountain views and rural jeep tours. When choosing a resort, consider proximity to the city center-Lake Pichola resorts are central, while those like Raffles and Fateh Garh are further out but offer seclusion. Book in advance for peak season (October-March) to secure the best rates.
