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Hrh Group of Hotels,The City Palace ,Udaipur HRH GROUP OF HOTELS, THE CITY PALACE, UDAIPUR Udaipur is the most romantic city in Rajasthan and is known for its beautiful Palaces, lush gardens and sun-kissed lakes. Today, Udaipur with its exquisitely original and idyllic island-palaces and historic venues of The City Palace , offer warm hospitality and modern day grace through the HRH Group of Hotels. This city is also known as the “City of Dreams” and hence a perfect destination for memorable once-in-a-lifetime ‘Regal Weddings’. A dreamy wedding where a traditional welcome and red carpet will be laid out for you, your family and your wedding guests who will be treated as royal guests. And who better to offer this traditional hospitality than the premier Royal House of Rajasthan! Please find below the description of our various venues for the exhaustive Indian wedding ceremonies. As you know that we are professional in our services and experienced as far as organising weddings is concerned. That is perhaps the only reason why last year we coordinated 34 grand wedding functions, which were organised by us from receiving the guests from the airport till the departure of the guests. Weddings are a one-time ceremony and there are a lot of hopes attached to the weddings and we have delivered to the hopes and expectations of our guests giving them a very memorable experience and an emotional attachment to the city of Udaipur. We organised major events and weddings, which include the wedding of film star Raveena Tandon and Hotelier and industrialist Priti Paul, Priya Sachdev with, vikram chattwal, Udai Khemka, Anisha Chellaram, carlos Mundy, Shoshana Mario, Melissa Shah,Shuwati Lalwani,Mansi Bhagchandka, Pooja Khetan,Pratik Patel,Neha Kataria, Neharika Gujral, Pranjel Pipara, Girish Agarwal, Niyati Chhajer, Megha Mehta, Abhijeet Jaiswal, H.K. Agarwal, Nikhil Agarwal, Varun Jiwrajka, Ankit Agarwal, Trishla Agarwal, Suresh Bagrecha, Anil Totuka, Samit Gehlot, Anoop Gupta, Jasmat Bhai, Vinod Agarwal, Karan Keshwani, Pernav Adani, Dinesh Singhania, Ajit Singh Maker, Mahendra Singh Lodha, Nirmal Sethia, Mahaveer Lunawat, Pratap Bohra, Hitesh Shah, Trilok Singh, Margaret Feguson, Arun Chapria, Udai Kemka, Atul Churiwal, Girish Luthra, Yogesh Saraf, Varun Bhagat, Neeraj Kochher, Rasik Gondalia, Nandu Bhai Mundra, Sahil Sankhla, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Puja Moolchandani, Swapnil Munde, Jignesh Bhai, Pawan Singla, Paras Mal Lodha, Shalini Bhargava, Hemndra Kothari, Dr. Shailesh Patel, Anmol Sharma. Mahendra Khanduja, Ajay Maheshwari, Karan Israni, Mahesh Singh Khushwa, Chetna Munot, Pradeep Halwasia, Anand Sharma, Arvind Kotecha, Dr. Ashok Gupta, Gopal Sharda and many more. The City Palace of Udaipur has been the hub of activity during these weddings with many Film Stars, politicians, National and International dignitaries being in the guest list who also have whole heartedly appreciated the arrangements, services and the beauty of our exclusive venues. SHIV NIWAS PALACE, THE CITY PALACE,UDAIPUR Our Flagship Hotel Shiv Niwas palace - Best Heritage Hotel Grand Category has won Six times the best heritage hotels (Heritage Grand category) award in India. and Fateh Prakash Palace has won the same award for last year. Originally Maharana Fateh Singhji's residence, towering ramparts crowned with flagged turrets, sprawling balconies shielded by intricate chhatries, luxurious rooms styled in princely splendour with stunning views of Lake Pichola, and the town spread beneath it. The apartments around the awe inspiring courtyard hark back to the time, during Maharana Bhopal Singhji's reign, when it was used as a place for entertaining personal guests. SHIV NIWAS PALACE - ACCOMMODATION WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING ROOMS WITH RATES FROM 1ST OCTOBER 2019 TO 31ST MARCH 2020 CATEGORY NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (RS) DOUBLE DELUXE ROOM 19 23,000 TERRACE ROOM 8 44,000 ROYAL SUITE 6 58,000 IMPERIAL SUITE 3 1,32,000 The above rates are inclusive of Breakfast and taxes. Link: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/shiv_niwas_palace/ For Photographs: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/shiv_niwas_palace/photo_gallery.php FATEH PRAKASH PALACE,THE CITY PALACE,UDAIPUR Fateh Prakash Palace is one of the grand Heritage Palaces of HRH Group of Hotels Udaipur. The warmth and the hospitality envelopes you as you walk along the corridors lined with large paintings of the Mewar School that flourished in the seventeenth century through nineteenth century. The hotel has won the National Tourism award for the best hotel in the Heritage Grand category seven times. FATEH PRAKASH PALACE - ACCOMMODATION WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING ROOMS WITH RATES FROM 1ST OCTOBER 2019 TO 31ST MARCH 2020 CATEGORY NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (RS) DOUBLE DOVECOTE ROOM 21 29000 DOVECOTE 43 58000 PREMIER SUITE The above rates are inclusive of Breakfast and taxes. Link: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/fateh_prakash_palace/ For Photographs: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/fateh_prakash_palace/photo_gallery.php SHIKARBDI HOTEL A Royal Retreat of HRH Group of Hotels, it nestles on the foothills of the Aravalli hills that provide a picturesque backdrop to this sanctuary-resort. Shikarbadi, cut away from the hustle-bustle of the city, was the former hunting lodge of the Maharanas of Udaipur. For the adventurous, there are horse safaris taking you around the 250-acre sanctuary-resort filled with long-tailed monkeys, deer and majestic peacocks. The animals have a particular feeding time of 4:30 P.M. every evening, giving the guests to have a sure chance of sighting the animals. SHIKARBADI HOTEL - ACCOMMODATION WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING ROOMS WITH RATES FROM 1ST OCTOBER 2019 TO 31ST MARCH 2020 CATEGORY NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (INR) DOUBLE DELUXE ROOM 21 9700 DELUXE SUITE 3 10100 FAMILY SUITE 1 10100 Link: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/shikarbadi_hotel/ For Photographs: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/shikarbadi_hotel/photo_gallery.php GARDEN HOTEL Away from the City Palace is the serene Garden Hotel; a circular building that has been a distinguished landmark for the city of Udaipur for it houses the renowned Vintage & Classic Car Collection. Garden Hotel, a Royal Retreat of the HRH Group of Hotels, is located across the edge of Gulab Bagh, a tree lined landscaped garden spread across acres of greenery. Today, Garden Hotel offers comfortable rooms for visitors wishing to explore Udaipur and the City Palace . The rooms are well appointed, offering satellite television and telecom facilities to keep them connected with their world. Regal Dining Experiences at Garden Hotel are noteworthy: the Top Terrace on the circular building is ideal for casual buffets and banquets while the Courtyard is open for special functions and can accommodate even a thousand guests. The Vintage Car Crescent is a special venue for Regal Dining as it utilizes the semi- circular space of the Car Collection for formal banquets and sit down dinners. Garden Hotel has been a popular stopover for thousands of Udaipur visitors. Over the years, the Garden Hotel Restaurant has been famous for serving authentic ethnic cuisine. The serenity of the location, grace and warmth of the staff- members make for a memorable and comfortable stay at the Garden Hotel. GARDEN HOTEL - ACCOMMODATION WE CAN OFFER THE FOLLOWING ROOMS WITH RATES FROM 1ST OCTOBER 2019 TO 31ST MARCH 2020 CATEGORY NO. OF ROOMS TARIFF (INR) DOUBLE STD ROOM 21 8000 DELUXE ROOM 08 9200 The above rates are inclusive of Breakfast and taxes. Link: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/garden_hotel/ For Photographs: https://hrhhotels.com/hotels/garden_hotel/photo_gallery.php JAGMANDIR ISLAND PALACE –a palace on an island in Lake Pichola “The Jagmandir Island” is situated in the midst of Lake Pichola. Built by Maharana Karan Singhji in the early 1600s but takes its name from Maharana Jagat Singh (1628-52) who made a number of additions to it. It was in this pleasure Palace where, Prince Khurram, later on become the Emperor Shahjahan of Mughal dynasty, took refugee in this island in 1623. It is claimed that he derived his inspiration to build Taj Mahal from this island. This claim makes the whole event even more romantic. This Island has hosted a number of grand events through the decades including weddings, theme parties and royal parties. The guests are ferried in decorated boats across the lake in form of a procession to the Jagmandir Island in the middle of Lake Pichola, decorated with lights for the special occasion. The whole island has an encompassing view of the City Palace, Lake Palace, the Lake and the Aravali ranges of hills. The sight as one nears the island is stunning, as the whole island is beautifully illuminated and looks like a floating jewel. Once inside, the place transports you to another era, recapturing the essence of royal leisure palaces. Suggestive Venue for Wedding and Dinner 100 Guests :- Rs.20,00,000+ taxes. 200 Guests :- Upto 100 guests is Rs. 20,00,000+taxes 101 to 200 guests is RS. 9,000 + taxes per person 300 Guests : - Upto 100 guests is Rs. 20,00,000 + taxes 101 to 300 & above guest is Rs 8,000+ taxes per person. 400 Guests & above: - Upto 100 guests is Rs. 20,00,000 + taxes 101 to 400 & above guest is Rs 7,000+ taxes per person. This cost include: 1. Venue Hire charges 2. Standard Floral and light decoration at The Rameshwar Ghat Jetty 3. Mineral Water and Soft Drinks at The Rameshwar Ghat 4. Welcome with showering rose petals and rose water at Rameshwar Ghat Jetty 5. Decorated Boats with taped music 6. Candle lighting at the entrance of Jagmandir 7. Standard Flower petals and red carpets all along with pathway 8. Shehnai and Nagada at Jagmandir 9. Welcome with Gajras for ladies on arrival and rose buds for men & ladies on departure 10. Non-alcoholic welcome drinks 11. Candle Lighting 12. Lancemen on stone elephants at Jagmandir 13. Standard Flower Decoration 14. Mineral water, Soft Drinks and canned Juices 15. Tea / Coffee service throughout the Function 16.
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