Top Tourist places in India, Top luxury suites in India and hotels in Udaipur, Neemrana, Ooty, Jaipur, Shimla

Top Tourist places in India, Top luxury suites in India and  hotels in Udaipur, Neemrana, Ooty, Jaipur, Shimla

There are enough luxury and boutique hotels making it big in India, but if you're looking for a more historic, and royal, holiday experience, we've put together a list of some of the most luxurious palace hotel suites.

Devi Garh, Udaipur

Nestled in the Aravali Range, Devi Garh in Udaipur is an 18th century fort palace which overlooks the rustic village of Delwara. A stay at the 1200 sq ft Devi Garh Suite will entitle you to a private sun deck and Jacuzzi, private lounging space, and dining by the pool. If it's a big crowd you're holidaying with, you could try the Devi Garh Complex which is the Devi Garh suite and the Palace suite together, which entitles the guest to a common black marble swimming pool.

Neemrana Fort-Palace, Rajasthan

Built in1464, Neemrana Fort-Palace belonged to Prithviraj Chauhan III. If you have a liking for historic furniture, try the Deva Mahal suite which comes with a lacquered 200-yr-old bed from Malabar; a large round turret room with antique Shiva heads, and a grand bed in the centre; a dining/kitchenette; a vast salon with two antique diwans and another foyer with a queen size bed.

Fernhills Palace, Ooty

Fernhills Palace dates back to 1844. The super luxury suite at Fernhills Palace, once the residence of the Maharaja of Mysore, boasts of high ceilings. Moreover, they also have elaborate settings designed in teak wood panelling comprising a large lounge with bay windows and a luxuriant bathroom with a private Jacuzzi. Victorian furniture and its colonial furnishings exude an old world charm. The interiors, though, are an attractive blend of gothic and neo-classical renaissance.

The Raj Palace Hotel, Jaipur

Built in 1727, Jaipur's Raj Palace Hotel reflects the palace's original majesty and charm. The hotel's Maharajah's Pavilion, a four floor apartment, is spread across 16,000 sq ft and is one of the biggest suites in Asia. The first floor has gold-leaf walls, stucco and mirror work. The furniture is in gold and silver. This suite is a private museum displaying the old throne and bolsters of the palace's erstwhile royal inhabitants. A library, dining room, a private roof top terrace, Jacuzzi, swimming pool, a home theatre and a private spa are spread across the other floors. The bedroom is laid with ivory and gold furniture and has two luxurious bathrooms.

Wildflower Hall, Shimla

A luxury award-winning Oberoi hotel, and once home to Lord Kitchener during the British rule, the Wildflower Hall is located amidst acres of dense pine and cedar woods. And since you're here why not pick The Kitchener Suite that features a separate living room and two bedrooms with dormer roofs that protrude form the existing sloping roofs. This grand suite has a four-poster bed in the master bedroom and the living room has a fireplace, with flooring and panelling in Burmese teak. You also have access to an outdoor Jacuzzi and the heated swimming pool.

Deogarh Mahal, Rajasthan

Built in the 17th century, Deogarh Mahal is located in Rajasthan. The Maharana Suite here comprises a bedroom, a large sitting room with diwans, a sheesh mahal (mirrored room) and a vast bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath. The views look out over the courtyard, and since the suite is located at the top of the palace, it offers a very exclusive space. English actor John Standing has stayed here, along with historian and travel writer William Dalrymple and English author and occasional political commentator Frederick Forsyth.

Top Tourist places in India, Top luxury suites in India and hotels in Udaipur, Neemrana, Ooty, Jaipur, Shimla

Top Tourist places in India, Top luxury suites in India and  hotels in Udaipur, Neemrana, Ooty, Jaipur, Shimla

There are enough luxury and boutique hotels making it big in India, but if you're looking for a more historic, and royal, holiday experience, we've put together a list of some of the most luxurious palace hotel suites.

Devi Garh, Udaipur

Nestled in the Aravali Range, Devi Garh in Udaipur is an 18th century fort palace which overlooks the rustic village of Delwara. A stay at the 1200 sq ft Devi Garh Suite will entitle you to a private sun deck and Jacuzzi, private lounging space, and dining by the pool. If it's a big crowd you're holidaying with, you could try the Devi Garh Complex which is the Devi Garh suite and the Palace suite together, which entitles the guest to a common black marble swimming pool.

Neemrana Fort-Palace, Rajasthan

Built in1464, Neemrana Fort-Palace belonged to Prithviraj Chauhan III. If you have a liking for historic furniture, try the Deva Mahal suite which comes with a lacquered 200-yr-old bed from Malabar; a large round turret room with antique Shiva heads, and a grand bed in the centre; a dining/kitchenette; a vast salon with two antique diwans and another foyer with a queen size bed.

Fernhills Palace, Ooty

Fernhills Palace dates back to 1844. The super luxury suite at Fernhills Palace, once the residence of the Maharaja of Mysore, boasts of high ceilings. Moreover, they also have elaborate settings designed in teak wood panelling comprising a large lounge with bay windows and a luxuriant bathroom with a private Jacuzzi. Victorian furniture and its colonial furnishings exude an old world charm. The interiors, though, are an attractive blend of gothic and neo-classical renaissance.

The Raj Palace Hotel, Jaipur

Built in 1727, Jaipur's Raj Palace Hotel reflects the palace's original majesty and charm. The hotel's Maharajah's Pavilion, a four floor apartment, is spread across 16,000 sq ft and is one of the biggest suites in Asia. The first floor has gold-leaf walls, stucco and mirror work. The furniture is in gold and silver. This suite is a private museum displaying the old throne and bolsters of the palace's erstwhile royal inhabitants. A library, dining room, a private roof top terrace, Jacuzzi, swimming pool, a home theatre and a private spa are spread across the other floors. The bedroom is laid with ivory and gold furniture and has two luxurious bathrooms.

Wildflower Hall, Shimla

A luxury award-winning Oberoi hotel, and once home to Lord Kitchener during the British rule, the Wildflower Hall is located amidst acres of dense pine and cedar woods. And since you're here why not pick The Kitchener Suite that features a separate living room and two bedrooms with dormer roofs that protrude form the existing sloping roofs. This grand suite has a four-poster bed in the master bedroom and the living room has a fireplace, with flooring and panelling in Burmese teak. You also have access to an outdoor Jacuzzi and the heated swimming pool.

Deogarh Mahal, Rajasthan

Built in the 17th century, Deogarh Mahal is located in Rajasthan. The Maharana Suite here comprises a bedroom, a large sitting room with diwans, a sheesh mahal (mirrored room) and a vast bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath. The views look out over the courtyard, and since the suite is located at the top of the palace, it offers a very exclusive space. English actor John Standing has stayed here, along with historian and travel writer William Dalrymple and English author and occasional political commentator Frederick Forsyth.

Visit Famous Cities on Rajasthan Tour

Rajasthan is globally famous tourist destination of India. It is the romantic state of India with innumerable tourist’s attractions. Visitors from all over the world come here to explore the attraction of the city that tells the saga of the bygone era. The state is gifted with innumerable tourist’s attractions that offer a wonderful holiday experience in Rajasthan. The state is famous for timeless monuments, rich culture, fairs & festivals, wildlife, etc. It will be a wonderful experience for vacationers, wildlife lovers and honeymoon couples being in the wonderful state of India. Visitors will have a golden chance time to collect innumerable moments to cherish the tour throughout lifetime.

There are several places in Rajasthan that are worth visiting and exploring. Some of the most visited cities are Jaipur, Jaisalmer, and Udaipur. Apart from these cities tour visitors can also explore the Agra and Delhi on their tour to Rajasthan. These cities are nearby Rajasthan and most of the visitors never miss a chance to attend the tourist’s attractions of these cities.

Jaipur also known as Pink city of India is the most visited city of Rajasthan. It is also said that the city is the Gateway to the Rajasthan Tourism. More of the Pink city is famous for appealing tourist’s attraction. Some of the popular attractions of the city are Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Amber Fort, Birla Mandir, etc. It will be a wonderful experience to witness the Amber Fort on the back of the elephant. Visitors will hardly miss this chance when they are in Jaipur-the Pink City of India.

Jaisalmer also known as the Golden City of India is all time favorite of tourists. Apart from the city attractions visitors cal also enjoy the camel safari in Jaisalmer. Here visitors can explore the richness of the Thar Desert enjoying a camel safari.

Udaipur also known as the City of Lakes is the heart beat of Rajasthan tourism. It is true that the city has innumerable tourist attractions that are worth visiting and exploring. But one can never hide the fact the Pichola Lake is the most famous attraction of the city. It is sure visitors will fall in love with the mesmerizing look of the Pichola Lake and the stunning view of the Raj Mahal Palace in the middle of the lake.

Beside tourist attractions Rajasthan the land of maharajas is the heavenly destinations of royal wedding. Wedding in Rajasthan are mostly arranged in the heritage hotels, palaces and forts of Rajasthan. Now most of the people and celebrities arrange their marriage ceremony in Rajasthan. The romantic environment, imperial and majestic setting and the traditional marriage ceremony gives a feeling of kings and queens for the moment. It is dreams come true for every couple to get married in the royal environment of Rajasthan.