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The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace - Udaipur, India

Opp. Fateh Sagar Lake
Udaipur, 313004
Nightly Rates (165.00 - 1,000.00)   2 Star
The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace

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Property Description
The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace Udaipur, was originally built in 1911 by Maharana Bhupal Singh. This hill top Grand Heritage retreat overlooking the serene Fateh Sagar Lake, radiates with the grandeur & grace of an earlier era. The entire palace hotel has been renovated in Nov 2004, amalgamating modern luxuries with royal splendour.

The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace


Amenities
  • Air Conditioned

  • Airline Desk

  • Audio Visual Equipment

  • Bar/Lounge

  • Bath Tub

  • Blackboard

  • Bathroom Telephone

  • Business Center

  • City View

  • Conference Facilities

  • Coffee Shop

  • Coffee Maker in Room

  • Concierge Desk

  • Currency Exchange

  • 24 Hour Front Desk

  • Desk with lamp

  • Express Check In

  • Hairdryers Available

  • International Direct Dial

  • King Bed

  • Lake View

  • Laundry Service

  • Mini Bar

  • Free Newspaper

  • Outdoor Pool

  • Outdoor Pool

  • Parking

  • Outdoor Parking

  • Valet Parking

  • 24 Hour Room Service

  • Safe Deposit Box

  • 24 Hour Security

  • Shower

  • Skeet Shooting

  • Smoke Detectors

  • Sprinklers In Rooms

  • Suite

  • Telephone

  • Temperature Control

  • Toilet

  • Turndown Service

  • TV

  • Television with Cable

  • TV Remote Control

  • Twin Bed

  • Wake-up Service

  • WC

  • Wet Bar

  • Waterbed


  • Room Information
    The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace
  • Deluxe Suite

  • 800 Sqft/ king bed/ lake vw/ bfst/arpt tfs tea/coffee mkr/ mn water/ data port/happy hrs DELUXE SUITE - 800 sq ft 1 bed royal suite with lake view. spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port. Suite includes - Comp - two way airport transfers Comp - breakfast Comp - happy hours ( 1930pm-2100pm) Comp - tea/coffee maker in room Comp - mineral water bottle Comp - fruits Comp - cookies in room
    The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace
  • Deluxe Room

  • 325sqft kng/ twn bd lake view wth coffee makr mineral water, newspaper, work table 325 sq ft spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, Lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port, writing table
    The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace
  • Hill view room

  • Hill facing rm incl-airport transfers/b bfast tea/coffee makr, mineral water, cable tv 325 sq ft spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, aravalli hill facing room with safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port, writing table room includes Comp- airport transfers comp- buffet breakfast comp-tea/coffee maker in room comp-mineral water comp-newspaper
    The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace
  • Executive Suite

  • 650 Sq.ft Valley View Arpt transfers, Bfast Tea /Coffee maker, mineral water, cookies 650 sq ft air conditioned spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, city valley view, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, Data port , safe, deluxe amenities, cable TV, mineral water, newspaper Suite includes - Comp - Two way airport transfers Comp - Buffet Breakfast Comp - tea/coffee maker in room Comp - mineral water bottle Comp - fruits Comp - cookies in room
  • Luxury Suite

  • Lux suite -800 sqft kng/wn bd lake view arpt tfs b/fst happy hrs tea/coffee makr ftrs Luxury Suite - 800 sq ft 1 bed royal suite with lake view. spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port. Suite includes - Comp - two way airport transfers Comp - breakfast Comp - happy hours ( 1930pm-2100pm) Comp - tea/coffee maker in room Comp - mineral water bottle Comp - fruits Comp - cookies in room
  • Palace Suite

  • 600 Sqft/ king bed/ arpt pk up/ bfast tea/coffee mkr/ data port/ cookies/ fruits 600 sq ft air conditioned spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, city valley view, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, Data port , safe, deluxe amenities, cable TV, mineral water, newspaper Suite includes - Comp - One way airport transfer Comp - Buffet Breakfast Comp - tea/coffee maker in room Comp- Free use of swimming pool Comp - mineral water bottle Comp - fruits Comp - cookies in room
  • Presidential Suite

  • 900 Sqft/ king bed/ lake vw/ arpt tfs/ bfast tc mkr/ data port/ mn water/ happy hrs/fruits Presidential Suite - 900 sq ft 1 bed royal suite with lake view. spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port. Suite includes - Comp - two way airport transfers Comp - breakfast Comp - happy hours ( 1930pm-2100pm) Comp - tea/coffee maker in room Comp - mineral water bottle Comp - fruits Comp - cookies in room
  • Superior Room

  • 325sqft kng/twnlarge rm incl tea/coffee maker mineral water/ newspaper 325 sq ft spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, Lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port, writing table . Room includes Comp- tea/cofee maker in room Comp-mineral water Comp-newspaper
  • Sup Hill Facing rm

  • 325sqft kng/twnlarge rm incl tea/coffee maker water,newspaper 325 sq ft spacious room, King/ Twin Bed, Lake view,safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, deluxe amenities, cable TV, Data port, writing table . Room includes Comp- tea/cofee maker in room Comp-mineral water Comp-newspaper
  • Sup Lake Facing Rm

  • 325sqft king/twnlarge Incl tea/coffee maker newspaper, mineral water, cable tv 325 sq ft spacious air conditioned room, King/ Twin Bed, safe, hair dryer, tea coffee maker, shower cubicle, , cable TV, Data port, writing table room includes Comp- tea/coffee maker in room Comp- mineral water Comp- newspaper

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    Miscellaneous Information
  • American Dollars is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 1200 

  • Check out time is 1200 

  • Time Zone is  +5.5 

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  • Directions
    From the Airport head west on the Airport Road. You will cross the city hospital and city courts on the way to Chetak Circle. From Chetak Circle continue straight to Hindustan Zinc Office. Take a right from Wolkem Office and you would reach the hotel which is on top of the hill

    Guarantee Policy
    Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.

    Cancellation Policy
    Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.

    Restaurant Information
    Restaurant / Dining Information  Padmini Restaurant Serving Continental & Indian Cuisine Sur Sagar Bar The Grand Laxmi Vilas Palace

    Meeting Facility
  • Meeting / Conference Information
  •   A multi functional Conference Hall with a capacity for 120 persons which can accommodate 45 persons in a U-Shape; 100 in a theater style & 45 in classroom style arrangements. Lawns & Pool side ideal for outdoor parties and receptions


    Recreation Information
  • Recreation Information

  • Swimming Pool, Shopping arcade and spacious walking lawns.

  • Area Attractions

  • Built in 1911 its a Grand Heritage property built by the Maharana and housed British Political Agent Winngate before Independence. Having played host to almost all Presidents of Independent India, this fully restored property has the creme dla creme of society patronizing it.

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