Heritage Hotels in Pali- India

Rawla Narlai

Rawala Narlai is a 17th century fortress renovated over the years to have exquisite rooms with period décor is a heritage hotel located in a starkly beautiful destination between Jodhpur and Udaipur. It was Maharaj and Rani Swaroop Singh, along with their sons, who oversaw the careful restoration of this hunting lodge with aesthetics, comfort, and atmosphere that will embrace a visitor's senses. Situated in the heart of Narlai, guests staying at this hotel experience waking up to early morning chanting coming from the many temples and mosques and taking in the spiritual energy descending from the Shiva Temple, deep in a primal cave, on the hill overlooking their rooms.

Located close to the Fort of Kumbhalgarh, Ranakpur temples and excavation sites at Nadol, the hotel is situated an equidistant 125 kms from the Udaipur airport and the railway station.

Comfortable rooms and modern bathrooms blend with the ancient way of Narlai , while offering a warm and homely atmosphere. Its 25 rooms are all equipped with attached bath with H/ C water, direct dialing telephone, television and in house movie channel. The charming rooms are all stylized from references from the past. Other hotel facilities include coffee shop, travel desk, laundry, doctor on call, car rental and parking. For adventure buffs, this heritage hotel organizes camel safaris, tracking lake excursions and rock climbing. Also, royal horses are groomed and trained to offer the best horse safari, through the Godwad region.

The on-locale restaurant offers Indian, continental and regional cuisine. At breakfast guests are encouraged to feed the harmless monkeys, if they come down from the hills, as a token of prayer to Lord Hanuman.

The Rawla fortress provides an astounding view of a gigantic 350 ft single rock of granite dotted with caves and temples and crowned by a statue of a white elephant. Visitors can also take a stroll through the small bazaar, bustling with activity and bursting with color, so as to experience the real Rajasthan.

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