India is known for its rich heritage, its architectural marvels and its magnificent monarchs -- remnants of which can be seen in the stunning palaces across the country.
As the princely kingdoms disappeared, an element of business crept into the palatial scenario of India's heritage structures. Enterprising business houses converted these palaces into luxury hotels and today they are regarded as epitomes of Indian hospitality.
Combining cultural richness, warm hospitality, world-class service and luxurious comfort with these palatial marvels sure makes good business sense!
Taj Lake Palace hotel, Udaipur
Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Aravalli Mountains, Hotel Taj Lake Palace is located in the middle of Lake Pichola. The palace was built in 1746 by Maharana Jagat Singh II, 62nd successor to the royal dynasty of Mewar.
The hotel presents an array of dining experiences ranging from open air to lounge. It also has a signature Taj Spa.
The hotel has 33 luxury rooms, 33 palace rooms, 17 suites and 1 grand presidential suite. One night's stay at this palace starts from Rs 15,000 onwards.
Image: Taj Lake Palace hotel at Udaipur and (inset) inner courtyard of the hotel
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