Hotel Rang Niwas Palace

Constructed in the late18th century by Maharaja Sajjan Singh as a platform to watch the ceremony of Sithala Asthami and dancing performances, the Rang Niwas Palace was converted into a guesthouse for the rulers of neighbouring states by Maharana Fateh Singhji in the late 1920's by adding the upper floors. In 1955 Maharana Bhagwat Singh gifted the Palace to his youngest brother Maharaj Arjun Singh who used it as a private residence after which he converted Rang Niwas into a Palace Hotel in 1975.

Set in the verdant Girwa valley, surrounded by the Aravallis hills, Hotel Rang Niwas Palace is ideally situated at the entrance of Lake and City Palace complex, near famous tourist interests like Lake Palace, City Palace, Pichola Lake, Jagdish Temple, Dudh Talai, Sunset Point and Musical Fountain. It is a mere two km drive from the railway station, 1.5 km from the bus stand and twenty kms from airport.

The hotel has 20 suites and rooms in total that can be divided into 4 double suites with ACs, 2 single suites with ACs, 6 deluxe rooms and 8 standard rooms that are furnished with period furniture having private balconies. Rang Niwas Palace is also equipped with a swimming pool, travel desk, money exchange, laundry, car rental, indoor games, library and a shopping arcade. On guest request, the hotel can also arrange for horse or camel safaris, puppet shows and folk dances. The hotel has a multi-cuisine restaurant which is open from 7.00 am to 10.00 pm.

An extraordinary blend of modern comfort in tranquil surroundings, the hallmark of the Rang Niwas Palace Hotel are good services and personal management by the members of the family who are descendants of the founder of the kingdom of Mewar.