Rajmahal Bhindar

History

Hotel Rajmahal Bhindar is a small palace built by Maharaja Shakti singh, the younger brother of Maharana Pratap in 1578. The main attractions are the Sitamata wild life sanctuary and the Jai Samand lake, the largest man-made lake in the region.

Accommodation :

Rajamahal Bhindar in Udaipur, India incorporates 10 luxuriously appointed guestrooms that flaunt a traditional décor complemented by the period furniture and magnificent jharokas. Each room has a distinctive character of its own that makes it stand apart from the others. The rooms are a wonderful amalgam of grandeur and comfort. The rooms are facilitated with a number of in-room amenities like attached bath with running hot and cold water, shower, bathtub, tea and coffee maker, television with satellite channel and telephone.

Dining :

On-site Restaurant – Rajamahal Bhindar in Udaipur has an on-site multi-cuisine restaurant that shoulders the responsibility of meeting the dining needs of the guests. The expertise of the chefs is reflected in the assortment of scrumptious Indian, Chinese, Continental, Rajasthani, Marwari and Mughlai dishfuls that they rustle up for the guests.

Recreation :

If you wish your trip to Udaipur to be a memorable experience that will leave an indelible mark in your memory, then it is advisable that you stay put at Udaipur’s Rajamahal Bhindar. The hotel leaves no stone unturned to ensure that the guests experience a fun-filled time during their sojourn in the hotel. The recreational facilities that the guests can make full use of during their leisure comprise of sightseeing tours, folk performances, ghoomar dance performance, camel rides and safaris to the Sitamata wildlife sanctuary.

Other Facilities :

The other additional facilities that will complement your stay at this heritage hotel comprise of laundry services, local transfer, car parking, front desk, travel desk and acceptance of major credit cards.