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Udaipur, popularly known as the 'City of Lakes' is the capital city of the historical kingdom of Mewar. Lakes like Udai Sagar, Pichola Lake, Swaroop Sagar, Fateh Sagar and so forth have earned Udaipur the moniker 'Venice of the East'. Most of the traditional palaces, where the then Kings resided have been converted into opulent hotels. Tourists take pleasure in putting up in Udaipur hotels and move around the city viewing the different sites of interest such as Lake Palace, Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal, City Palace, Jagdish Temple, Jag Mandir, Maharana Pratap Memorial, Dudh Talai, Saheliyon-ki-Bari and so forth
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Besides the present Udaipur hotels, there are several other upcoming hotels in different parts of the city such as The InterContinental, The Leela Palace Kempinski Hotels, Accor Hotels, Radisson Hotel Udaipur, Marriott and so forth. Udaipur hotels can be broadly categorized as Grand Heritage Hotels, Five Star Deluxe Hotels, Heritage Hotels, Deluxe Hotels and budget hotels. Tourists and business travelers can obtain hotels in Udaipur matching their taste, choice as well as bank balance. The standard in-room amenities are almost similar in all the hotels in Udaipur; however, the additional facilities vary as per the standard of the hotel.
Swaroop Vilas, Saheli Palace, Caravan Palace, Kajri – RTDC Hotel, and Ashish Palace are some of the budget hotels of Udaipur. The deluxe hotels of Udaipur are mainly three star hotels and deluxe resorts comprising names like Trident Hotel, Lake Pichola, Hilltop Palace, Raj Darshan, Udai Kothi, Ram Pratap Palace and so forth. The elegant Udaipur Heritage hotels are worth watching, exhibiting traditional architectural work and Rajasthan culture. Shree Jagdeesh Mahal, Mahendra Prakash, Jagat Niwas Palace, Amet Haveli, Hotel Shikarbadi, Mewar Haveli are some from the long list of heritage hotels. Luxury hotels of Udaipur, namely Udaivilas and Lake Palace are known for their excellent service and facilities catered to the numerous visitors.
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