Lake Palace

Upon entering the Rawla Narlai, there is a palpable sense of detachment from the outside world. Situated in Rajasthan midway between Jodhpur & Udaipur, it exudes a unmistakable, inimitable experience that has become to be a signature of this 17th century "villa.

Wake up to the sounds of this 17-century village and take in the spiritual energy from the invigorating air descending from the Shiva Temple, lodged deep in a primal cave high on the hill. The village is caught in a time warp, since the Royal family moved back to the Kingdom of Jodhpur. Life has continued much as it was then in Narlai.

Accommodation

Comfortable rooms with modern bathrooms blend with the ancient way of Narlai, while offering a warm and homely atmosphere. For the more adventurous traveler, "Luxury Tents" provide a unique experience for those who want to experience a Rajasthan Caravan.

Dining
The in-house multi-cuisine restaurant is a perfect venue to savor authentic local specialties from rural Rajasthan. You can also relish a delectable array of Indian and Continental fare at the 24-hour coffee shop. If you are just back from a visit to the holy hills, do feed the monkeys (they are absolutely harmless) as a small prayer token to Lord Hanuman.

Services & Facilities
Rawla Narlai provides a host of services for your convenience like travel desk, laundry, doctor on call, car rental and ample parking area. Amuse the adventurer in you by going on trekking and rock climbing trips organized by the hotel. Explore rustic Rajasthan with camel and horse safaris. A colossal 350 ft single granite rock, overlooking Rawla Narlai Heritage Hotel, flanked by several caves, temples and a gigantic statue of a white elephant, is also worth a visit. You can also shop around for exquisite Rajasthani crafts, paintings and spices at the vibrant local bazaar.

Location :The hotel, is located in the heart of a typical Rajasthan village bustling with activity and bursting with color. The Rawla (Villa) is an oasis of serenity and offers a splendid view of a gigantic 350 feet high single rock of granite dotted with caves and temples, crowned by a statue of a white elephant, proud guardian to the open desert on one side and the crumbling Aravali hills on the other.

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