RAAS DeviGarh
Hilltop palace views,
Minimalist heritage fusion,
Peaceful retreat feel
Couples,
Design Enthusiasts
Catch a glimpse of Raas on the Aravali hilltop in Delwara from below, and you can’t help but gasp, particularly when it’s lit up at night.
This romantic eighteenth-century fort palace is now a beautiful and luxurious heritage hotel. It’s one of a kind in the region because this palace retains its heritage building status while giving guests a surprisingly contemporary style of accommodation. This might put you off if you were expecting an opulent and traditional interior.
Raas DeviGarh has won plenty of tourism and design awards for being so unique and its excellent service. It’s a great place to relax at the beginning or the end of a tour through India, a bit like a retreat, and all the most luxurious amenities are ready and waiting for you.
If you appreciate minimalistic contemporary furnishings, we would highly recommend a stay at Raas while in lovely Delwara.
The Rooms
The peaceful village of Delwara is the gateway to Udaipur, just 45 minutes away by car. The hotel has 39 suites, all of which are decorated with locally sourced white marble and semi-precious stones. The bathrooms are beautiful, and all rooms are uncommonly spacious. The minimalistic décor is a surprise, a real in your face juxtaposition of ancient and modern.
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