The Garden Suites at Devigarh capture the serenity and majesty of the natural world. Overlooking the palace’s most beautiful garden, guests can lounge and relax in the seclusion of their private tented sitout. Inside, the suite showcases intricate green and white marble works. The natural elegance of these rooms creates an atmosphere of peace and quiet that cannot be matched elsewhere in Udaipur.

Keeping in touch with Devigarh’s aristocratic roots, the Palace Suites offer true luxury. Every suite has a unique design and their marble interiors are adorned by combinations of semi-precious stones. The pieces of modern artwork showcase the quality of the locals’ handicraft. Matched in grandeur on the outside, guests are able to enjoy glorious views over the fields and mountains of the Rajasthani countryside and the quintessential village of Delwara. The tranquil aangans [courtyards] adjoined to these rooms are a final flourish of regal magnificence that you will not want to leave behind.

The Aravali Suite offers guests a stay in the old Rajput palace which is both stately and authentic. Boasting complete privacy and spaciousness, their designs incorporate ornate and traditional motifs which are carved beautifully across long stretches of wall and flooring. Equally arresting are the views on both sides, one across the spectacular Aravali hills and the other towards the impressive hotel interiors: the black marble Kamal [Lotus] Courtyard that depicts the image of a lotus in bloom, the Durbar Courtyard, and the Janana Courtyard.

The Devigarh Complex caters for your every need, and does so in style. The captivating golden bedroom extends onto a private sun deck and jacuzzi where guests can revel in the perfection of our most esteemed suite. This complex includes a private black granite pool and room enough to enjoy a secluded dining experience beside it. The complex combines this suite with one of our Aravali Suites, which adjoins the pool area. The theme of the complex is inspired by the divine bond between Shiva, Shakti, and his beloved vahana [steed], Nandi.