In India, 18th-century palace hotels seem to be a dime a dozen, but very few are quite like RAAS Devigarh. Here, the contrast between the faded majesty of the exterior and the sparkling modernity of the interiors is striking.
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The hotel pays homage to the classic décor, but the interiors are in a swanky luxury category, with a chic design that rhymes with modern travelers’ taste. Some of the visual impact rests on novel contrasts, such as when looking out from the all-white marble-floored fantasy suites through traditional jharoka windows over the rugged Rajasthani countryside.
The color palette is as simple as can be. Still, marble is a few levels up from the white-painted gypsum walls of an average boutique hotel room — to say nothing of malachite, lapis lazuli, mother of pearl used in the RAAS interiors. After all, RAAS Devigarh is first and foremost a modern palace, with all the extravagant trappings of a top luxury hotel. There’s an Ayurvedic spa, offering everything from massages and beauty treatments to yoga, a fully-equipped gym, and a heated swimming pool. The restaurant blends Indian traditions with European cuisines, with an extensive wine cellar.
Review with contributions from Tablet Hotels.
Categories: Boutique hotels, Countryside hotels, Culture & heritage, Family vacation, Grand luxury, Local flavor, Luxury hotels, Modern design, Quiet location, Relaxing vacation, Romantic, Secluded location, Sightseeing, Spa,
Number of rooms & suites: 39
Rate per night: From $293 USD
*The rate is only approximate and is based on our own independent research, at the time of writing. We cannot guarantee the rate in any way.
Check room rates and bookAuthor: Travel+Style. Last updated: 30/08/2024
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