Amaltas Palace was built as a summer residence for a local noble family and opened its doors as a hotel in 1978. Much of the original stonework, hand-painted ceilings, and courtyard fountains remain untouched.
Every stay is arranged around the rhythm of the lake — mornings on the terrace, afternoons in the courtyard shade, evenings on the water.
Restored 19th-century stonework and frescoes throughout.
Private balconies overlooking Lake Pichola.
Rajasthani and continental menus, sourced locally.
Complimentary sunset boat rides for guests.
Each room type is named for a feature of the palace itself — a courtyard, a cupola, a view of the water.
Ground-floor rooms opening onto the central courtyard fountain.
From ₹8,500 / night View Details
Corner suites under the palace's original domed ceilings.
From ₹14,000 / night View Details
Private balcony rooms facing Lake Pichola and the western ghats.
From ₹16,500 / night View Details
The palace's largest suite, with a private terrace and study.
From ₹28,000 / night View DetailsRooftop restaurant serving Rajasthani thalis and continental plates, facing the lake at sunset.
A complimentary evening boat ride on Lake Pichola, included with every stay of two nights or more.
A guided walk through the old city's palaces, havelis, and markets, led by a local historian.
The courtyard fountain outside our room made it easy to forget there was a city beyond the walls.
Staff arranged the boat ride without us asking twice. Small things, done properly.
Breakfast on the terrace with the lake in front of us — worth the trip on its own.
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