MAHARANI BAGH ORCHARD RETREAT, RANAKPUR

Nature Resorts – A delightful retreat.

WelcomHeritage’s Maharani Bagh Orchard Retreat is a delightful orchard retreat situated between Jodhpur, Udaipur and Mount Abu, close to the famous Ranakpur temple. The orchards, surrounded by the Aravalli Hills, were laid out in the late 19th century by the Maharani of Jodhpur.

Facilities: 15 air-conditioned and air-cooled rooms, Telephone and refrigerator, Running hot and cold water, Rajasthani, India and Continental cuisine, Doctor on call, Television with satellite channels, Swimming pool, Tennis, Badminton, jogging trail and cycling, Credit cards and money exchange, Conference facilities.

ROYAL CAMP, NAGAUR FORT

Tented Camps – For Luxurious outdoor living.

WelcomHeritage’s Royal Camp, Nagaur Fort, soaks in the surrounding ambience. Pitched within the fortifications of the splendid Nagaur Fort, the camp offers you a unique opportunity to participate in the rich traditions of Rajasthan and witness its vibrant culture.

Facilities: 20 luxury tents with attached baths and water closets, Provision for lighting and generators, 24-hour security and room service, Multi-cuisine dining tent, Hot and cold water, Doctor on call, Camp fire, Folk dances and music, Credit card and money exchange, Fans and hot air blower in tents.

SARDAR SAMAND PALACE, PALI

Lake Resorts – Art deco of the early thirties.

WelcomHeritage’s Sardar Samand Palace is a superb art deco hunting lodge built by H.H. Maharaja Umaid Singh in 1933. All its original features have been retained.

Facilities: 19 air-conditioned and air-cooled rooms, Telephones with direct dialing, Running hot and cold water, Refrigerator, Doctor on call, Television with satellite channels, Indian and Continental cuisine, Cycling and jogging trail, Swimming pool, Tennis, squash, Major credit cards accepted, Conference facilities.

UMED BHAWAN PALACE, KOTA

Palace Hotel – A blend of Raijput and Victorian architecture.

WelcomHeritage’s Umed Bhavan Palace exudes an aura of its own. Steeped in history, the palace subtly blends Rajput and Victorian architecture.

Facilities: 32 air-conditioned rooms including suites, Television with satellite channels, Doctor on call, TV lounge and bar, Telephones with direct dialing facilities, Running hot and cold water, Indian cuisine; Continental and Chinese cuisine on request, Credit cards and money exchange, Jogging trail, Badminton court, Billiard room, carom and chess, Conference and banquet facilities, Laundry and dry-cleaning.