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India The Deogarh Mahal | Urbane Nomads

Overview

Deogarh Mahal was converted into a hotel by the present owner Rawat Nahar Singh. A part of the Mahal is still occupied by his kin. The family is closely associated with the hotel and personally supervises and monitors the on goings. The care is reflected in the minutest details which have made Deogarh a benchmark of Heritage Hospitality in Rajasthan. Every guest here is special and is treated with the customary Mewari hospitality.

Figures well as part of a luxury travel itinerary through India and spectacularly as a base for a luxury Indian honeymoon.

Accommodation

The hotel has 50 Rooms ( 3 Royal Suites , 2 Studio Suites, 23 Deluxe Suites ,22 Deluxe Rooms). Each room is comfortably elegant, with attached bathrooms fitted with modern amenities. All restorations and alterations on the Mahal were carried out, bearing in mind the old architectural style of the building. The idea was to offer the weary traveller, the comforts of today with an ambience of the past. Every room is reflective of a different era, Gokul Ajara, Moti Mahal and Ranjit Prakash room dates back to 1670 AD, and the decor reflects the Rajput era.With its domed ceiling, the Jog Maya Mahal or temple room enshrines the family deity.

Dining

Food is sure to be the best at the hotel. Home grown fruits and vegetables, in-house milk products and oils provide a delectable and distinct freshness. You can also flavour typical Mewari cuisine served with traditional hospitality. The hotel also offers delicious seasonal jams, and juices made from fruits grown around the Mahal. Orange marmalade, plum, and mixed fruit are some of the seasonal jams also available for sale. Gala evenings, featuring folk music and dance are also organised.

Recreation

Ayurvedic Massage

Swimming Pool and a Jacuzzi

Indoor Badminton Court

Gym

Library

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This itinerary, designed to coincide with the Pushkar Camel Festival (but works equally well during other times of the year), combines the highlights of India's Golden Triangle with a horse trek through the remote villages of Rajasthan, visiting the famously ornate Jain temples and picnics recalling the glamour of a bygone era, whilst staying in a dazzling assortment of accommodation choices- the former hunting lodge of a Maharani, a resplendent Art Deco palace or former Maharaja's residences.

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