It was my second visit to Udaipur, and the stay at Chunda was suggested by a colleague.Top of the mind, its a great place to be at and relax. Specially the terrace during night.The open air dining area just next to the swimming pool gives one a lovely view of the city palace and lake.The hospitality of the staff is... More

For me this was a first time in India and also a first time in a palace hotel. After Jaipur and Agra Udaipur felt more pleasant and calm city. Actually Chunda Place is not a real old palace but some kind of new building with old Indian style. I found it little bit kitschy way to do things. Perhaps not... More

Pulling up to Chunda Palace, I felt a bit like a movie star. It was an oasis in the desert of backpacking I'd been doing for the past two weeks. As Udaipur was the last stop on my Rajasthan tour, we thought we'd splurge on a bit of luxury. We were not disappointed. We were welcomed in reception with leis,... More

After a few weeks traveling on a budget in Rajasthan we decided to spurge a little in the beautiful city of Udaipur. What a hotel! Right when we arrived we were welcomed in style with wreaths, a cold towel, orange juice, cookies, and a free upgrade to their Palace suite! The hotel is based on old Mewari architechture and is... More

It is an amazing hotel. Excellent rooms, great service, and a perfect location. The rooftop views are jaw-dropping as is the setting for the open-air dining. A true palace. We recommend it most highly!

This hotel is exceptional looking inside and out. The interior decorating is totally over the top in a way that is completely up my alley. On the kitschy side maybe, but I adored it!!! The views from the rooftop are magnificent. The rooms are huge and richly ornamented. The jaccuzzi means just some of these buttons in your shower or... More

it would be nice to have spa facilities as it is an excellent place to relax and enjoy the wonderful scenic views from the chunda palace hotel.it has been a wonderful and the most enjoyable moments so far. the staff especially have been so cooperative in every manner. they have dealt with promptness and grace and have made us feel... More

Right from the moment we stepped in the hotel was a pure bliss. The rooms are humongous, the ambience very royal. Everyone is very polite and courteous. The food is a little bland for Indians, but thats to cater the major influx of tourists with non-Indian intestines. There is a jacuzzi tub in every room. The courtyards and indian "baithaks"... More

One of the best maintained historic hotels I have seen in India till date. The hotel is a piece of art which is seeped in history. The huge reception area made entirely of glass, something which is breathtaking as soon as you enter. The rooms are huge and vast and each room is different from the other. I stayed here... More