Location: 5 kms. from Airport, 6 kms. from Railway Station, 3 kms. from Downtown Area.
Accomodation: 98 Rooms, 34 Standard, 28 Other, 19 Deluxe A/C, 17 Suites A/C
Jodhpur's Royal Residence, the splendid Umaid Bhawan Palace, is its' most dominant landm ark, visible from every part of this sprawling city. Perched atop Chittar Hill, this magnificent edifice is considered the largest private residence in the world. You drive past the immaculate lawns to be greeted by a doorman in Rajput livery.
A choice of 98 rooms and suites, appointed with the furniture originally created for the Palace. Enjoy the sumptuous buffet laid out daily for lunch and dinner at the Marwar Hall, with a wide choice of Indian, Continental and Rajasthani specialties. Residents can amble through the throne room for private audience, a library, a private museum, an indoor swimming pool, a billiard room, tennis courts, unique marble-floored squash courts and garages.
On the edge of the desert lies Jodhpur, a city which retains its old world charm and tradition. An island of craggy red sandstone in a shimmering sea of sand. Situated on a jagged outcrop or rock and surrounded by a great wall, Jodhpur was the stronghold of the Maharajas of the Rathore Dynasty whose antiquity dates back to the 5th Century and beyond-to times when myth and history merged without distinction.
