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A city surrounded by numerous beautiful lakes, Udaipur is often called the Venice of the East. Breathing a rich history which recalls of the bygone Rajput era, the city unravels one of the most colorful kaleidoscopes which travelers flock to experience. The growth of tourism has induced in the proliferation of a host of great Hotels in Udaipur, among which Hotel Shiv Niwas Palace truly demands mention.
A peculiar moon shaped property within the royal courtyard of the City Palace, Udaipur, Hotel Shiv Niwas Palace is a retreat to the royal life that was once the trademark of the state of Rajasthan.
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The hotel is one of the best Indian luxury hotels that is a perfect compliment to the ethereal beauty of the place. Characterized by a tropical desert climate monsoon and autumn are the most enjoyable seasons here. Distinct with a blend of mountainous terrain and azure lakes Udaipur exudes vibrancy in its riot of colors. Since the ancient Rajput times it has catered to the leisure aspect of life and with a series of summer palaces of the various Maharajahs it is a dream tourist destination for all Europeans and Americans.
A premium heritage resort, Hotel Shiv Niwas Palace, appeals to both the leisure and business tourists with its blend of recreational and conference facilities. Apart from the royal furnishings in which all rooms are draped guests can feel absolutely at ease with modern amenities like air conditioning, private cellar, room service, internet, cable or satellite entertainment just to name a few. Add to these the grand swimming pool, tennis courts, fine restaurants and bar offering a real gastronomical extravagance Hotel Shiv Niwas Palace is a perfect place for recluse at Udaipur.
Other facilities at the Hotel Shiv Niwas Palace :
- Health Spa/Ayurvedic Massage
- Massage Parlors
- Swimming Pool
- Car rental
- Guided Tour Programs
- Shops
- Conference rooms with audio visual equipments
- Laundry
- Solar Boat ride across the Lake Pichola
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