This imposing residence of the former rulers of Mewar is a heritage lovers’ paradise in Udaipur. Here the age old royal tradition and  lifestyles were aptly revealed in its every antique furniture, original paintings and opulent interiors. The serene premises and picturesque views of Lake Pichola, Jagmandir, Lake Palace and the Sajjangarh Fort, promise a soothing break from the rigors of city life.
The presence of traditional Mewari hospitality coupled with efficient service adds to the charm of a regal experience. Situated at a distance of 26 km from the airport and 4 km from railway station, the hotel is a part of the famous City Palace Complex right on the bank of beautiful Pichola Lake. Fateh Prakash has seven suites and 10 regular rooms that are tastefully designed and equipped with all the modern amenities . Every suite is a reminder of the age old glory and decorated to provide sumptuous comfort, contains original portraits and furniture which have been in the family for generations.
Fateh Prakash superbly creates the ambience of a truly regal wedding, where you and your beloved can exchange vows like prince and princesses against a authentic backdrop of a Grand Heritage Palace, in the fabled city of Udaipur. For your wedding, the hotel can arrange everything including grand processions with elephants and a royal musical band, thrones for the bride and groom, exquisite tailo r-made clothes for family and guests, authentic desert folk singers, snake charmers and dancers, flower decorations and any other form of entertainment i.e is exotic for you.
The palace hotel's Gallery Restaurant is probably the most romantic restaurant in the world. Set on a patio overlooking Lake Pichhola, the restaurant's greatest attraction is its extravagantly beautiful view of the lake, with Lake Palace on its island, the distant pink stripe of flamingoes, and the palaces on the further shore. The terrace faceswest, so you can watch the sunset as you eat your dinner,and, when dark falls, the stars come out far above you and are reflected in the lake far below. |
