India is a fascinating destination with a rich culture, incredible landmarks and natural treasures. The hotels in India are amongst the most lavish in the world and are at the ready to accommodate the most demanding Maharaja or jets setter. India has classified its most precious hotels over 100 years old in a revered category referred to as their  Historic Hotels.   They are national treasures to be  exalted, promoted and admired. The following hotels are all lavish with exceptional rich and ornate interiors, historical gravitas and unlike any other. Take a look at Beau Monde Traveler’s list of recommended resorts to experience on your next trip to India.

 

1. Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur

Being one of the largest private residences in the world, Umaid Bhawan Palace is a sight to behold and in fact is still owned by the former Jodhpur royal family who still live in part of the palace. The palace has a remarkable feature of a 105 feet high dome is based on Renaissance styled architecture and its towers are inspired from Rajput tradition. The palace has 347 and is managed by Taj Hotels which ensures the highest level of service, attention to details and fine amenities. Accommodations of beyond luxurious suites and rooms with an impressive array of furnishing amenities and views. Guests will enjoy sunset cocktails from Chittar Hill, the highest point in Jodhpur, and the exquisite city views bellow.

2. Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur

The Taj Lake Palace is a strikingly picturesque hotel built atop a rock formation in the center of a lake. What is now one of India’s most admired hotels, was built in 1746 as the summer palace of the prince of Udaipur. It has been painstakingly restored and is now also run by Taj Hotels Today guests arrive by private motor for a holiday in one of their 65 opulent guestrooms or 18 fabulous suites. Its moniker as one of the most romantic resorts in India is well deserved.

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Matthew Chalmers is a U.K. based writer, motivated by the oddities and luxuries of life. His writing choices focus on history, literature and vegan cookery, and finding gems in obscure destinations. His travels have taken him to South America and the Caucasus and beyond in search of his love anywhere with good food, clear skies and smiling faces.

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