Hotel description
The Devi Garh Hotel is located on the desert hills of Aravelli, in the precinct of Udaypur. Fort Devi Garh has kept his story since the 18th century, his name has been repeatedly mentioned in Indian military flights. Since 1760, the built-in palace of Devi Garh has been the residence of the local Maharaji, and 1960 the fort has become a territorial member of the State of Rajastan. After a thorough renovation, the palace opened its doors to guests. All 39 Lux numbers are afflicted by the truly royalty of their interriers, where the traditional features of the Rajput era and modern technology are organically combined.
The hotel is located in Rajastan State, 26 kilometres north-east of Udaypur City.
There are only 39 individually decorated suites numbers in the hotel. Each number consists of a simple bedroom with a living area and a cafeteria area equipped with a modern bathroom, which used semi-precious stones, pulverized metal in the interior decor.
To guest services:
The Aravali Suites - The largest two-tier rooms in the area, with the view of the Aralli hills, consists of the bedroom and the bathroom at the second level and the living room and the dining room at the first level. Decorated in the traditional Indian style, using extensively the main motives of the Indian algorithm: Lotus flower, camel figures.
The Palace suites - Door numbers use semi-draozen stones, white marbles, mallahitis, lapis-lasour, Yatar. The plates consist of a bedroom, a living room, a cafeteria, a simple bathroom and a balcony with a view to the garden and mountain. Each number has a separate entrance through the inner aangans palace.
The Garden Suites - located in a compartment with its own lobby, plant and colour motives used in the decor, consisting of a bedroom, a living room and a cafeteria, a bathroom, a terrace going to the garden.
The Devi Garh Suite and the Palace Suite may be combined together The Devi Garh Complex - A pool with its own pool, a bed rest zone, two bedrooms, a living room and a canteen, two-mouth bathrooms, one with a hot tub and an open area for solar baths. The concept of this complex is based on Indian mythology and the Shiva (male) and Shakti (female) confrontation.
In each number: Air conditioner, ceiling fan, phone, CD player, mini bar, safe, satellite television.
The hotel's restaurant offers royal Indian food. There are international dishes in the menu. The bar is a wide choice of drinks. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners may also be served in specially designated locations: in the yards of JANANA or DURBAR COURTYARD (from 10 persons), on the LOUNGE BALCONY (two persons), in LOUNGE (of 4 persons), in RAM ROOM (the media room), ROOF TOP (on the open terrace number)
