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Before you book a hotel in Udaipur

Udaipur is one of the few places where “lake view” is not a marketing trick. Palaces, ghats and rooftop dinners make it a romantic default for good reason.

Best time to visit Udaipur

October to March brings comfortable days and clear evenings, ideal for boat rides and rooftop dinners.

Getting to Udaipur

Maharana Pratap Airport (Dabok) is roughly 20–25 km from the centre and has flights from major cities. Udaipur City is the main railway station.

Getting around

The old city is best on foot, with autos and cabs for the farther sights. Stay near the lake and you’ll walk to most of what you came for.

Don’t skip

The City Palace, Lake Pichola at sunset, Jag Mandir, Fateh Sagar, and the Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh) for the view. Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur make good day trips.

Eat this

Dal baati churma, laal maas, and anything served on a rooftop with the palace lit up.

Where to base yourself in Udaipur

  • Lake PicholaPostcard stays with lake views; walk to the City Palace and the ghats.
  • Old CityNarrow lanes, rooftop cafés and heritage guesthouses, all close together.
  • Fateh SagarA calmer lake, with breezy evenings and sunset walks.
  • Hiran MagriQuieter and residential, a short ride from the old city.

Prices are per night, taxes included, for a one-night stay on 29 Oct 2026. Pick your own dates above for the live rate. Seen it cheaper elsewhere? You can request a lower price on any hotel page.

Why book Udaipur hotels on Unpaqd

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Hotels in Udaipur: frequently asked questions

What kinds of hotels can I book in Udaipur?

You’ll find everything from budget stays to premium hotels in and around Udaipur. Use the search above to pick your dates and guests, then filter by star rating, price and property type to narrow it down.

What is the price of a hotel in Udaipur per night?

For a one-night stay on 29 Oct 2026, hotels in Udaipur start from ₹2,099 per night (taxes included) and go up to ₹85,794. Prices change with dates and demand, so check your exact dates for the live rate.

Which are the top-rated hotels in Udaipur?

Among the highest star-rated hotels on Unpaqd in Udaipur are ALAYA Stays Heaven in Hills - Luxe 2BHK Villa with Pvt Pool, Anandam- A luxury Resort Udaipur and Aurika, Udaipur - Luxury by Lemon Tree Hotels. The list above is ordered by star rating.

Are there 4-star and 5-star hotels in Udaipur?

Our top 23 hotels in Udaipur include 23 5-star. Open any hotel to see its star rating, photos, room types and amenities before you book.

What is the best time to visit Udaipur?

The best time to visit Udaipur is October to March. Hotel prices are usually higher in peak season and on weekends, so book early for those dates.

Which area is best to stay in Udaipur?

Popular areas to stay in Udaipur include Lake Pichola, Old City, Fateh Sagar, Hiran Magri. The best choice depends on whether you want to be close to sights, the airport or station, or a quieter setting.

How do I get to Udaipur?

Maharana Pratap Airport (Dabok) is roughly 20–25 km from the centre and has flights from major cities. Udaipur City is the main railway station.

Can I cancel a hotel booking?

It depends on the room you pick. Each room option shows whether it is refundable and the cancellation deadline before you pay, so you always know the terms up front.

Can I get a lower price on Unpaqd?

Yes. If you have seen a lower price for the same room and dates elsewhere, you can ask for it on the hotel page and our team will try to match or beat it.

Does Unpaqd also have homestays in Udaipur?

Yes. If you prefer a villa, apartment or homestay, see our homestays in Udaipur at https://unpaqd.com/best-homestays-in-udaipur.

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Udaipur travel guide: what to know before you go

The City of Lakes

Udaipur was founded in 1559 by Maharana Udai Singh II as the new capital of the Mewar kingdom, and it has been enchanting visitors ever since. Hills ring the city, and lakes (Pichola, Fateh Sagar, Udai Sagar) sit among its palaces and havelis, giving it a softer, more romantic feel than the desert cities of Rajasthan.

The City Palace complex rises above Lake Pichola’s eastern shore, with the white Lake Palace and the island palace of Jag Mandir floating on the water in front. The effect, especially at sunset, is why Udaipur tops so many honeymoon and heritage wish lists.

When to visit Udaipur

October to March is the most popular season, with clear skies and pleasant weather for boat rides, palace visits and rooftop dinners. The cultural calendar is busy too: the Mewar Festival (spring) celebrates Gangaur with processions, and winter brings craft fairs at Shilpgram.

Summers are hot, but the lakes keep evenings gentler than in other cities. The monsoon (July to September) is a hidden highlight: when the lakes fill and the hills turn green, Udaipur is at its most atmospheric, and prices tend to be lower. Just be prepared for humidity and occasional heavy showers.

Where to stay in Udaipur

For the classic postcard stay, look at Lake Pichola’s ghats and the Old City, where heritage havelis and boutique hotels sit close to the City Palace and the rooftop restaurants. You can walk to most of the sights, though lanes are narrow, so check how to reach your hotel with luggage.

Fateh Sagar is calmer, with breezy evenings and sunset walks along the lake. Hiran Magri is quieter and residential, a short ride from the old city with newer hotels and easier parking. Palace hotels on the lakes and surrounding hills are the splurge choice, and they sell out early for winter weekends.

Getting around Udaipur

The old city is best explored on foot, and you’ll often find the lakes, ghats and temples within a short walk of each other. For farther sights, autos, e-rickshaws and app cabs are available, and many visitors hire a car with a driver for day trips.

Maharana Pratap Airport (Dabok) is around 20–25 kilometres from the centre, and Udaipur City station has trains to Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and other cities. Highways link Udaipur to Ahmedabad, Jodhpur and Chittorgarh.

Things to do in Udaipur

Begin with the City Palace museum, then take a boat ride on Lake Pichola at golden hour. Visit Jagdish Temple, wander the lanes of the old city, and stop at the Saheliyon-ki-Bari gardens and Fateh Sagar Lake. Evening cultural shows at Bagore Ki Haveli are a popular introduction to Rajasthani music and dance.

For views, head up to the Monsoon Palace (Sajjangarh) at sunset. Shilpgram is a living craft village on the western edge, and the Ahar cenotaphs show another side of Mewar history. Many guesthouses also run cooking classes, which pair well with a market visit.

Food and shopping in Udaipur

Mewari cuisine leans on dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi and laal maas, with thalis that range from simple to royal. Udaipur is also known for its rooftop restaurants, where lake and palace views are as important as the food. Try lassi, kachori and Rajasthani sweets at local shops.

The bazaars around the old city sell miniature paintings, puppets, block-printed textiles, silver jewellery and leather goods. Look for work by local artists, ask about the materials and bargain gently. Quality varies, so compare a few places before buying.

Day trips and tips

From Udaipur you can reach Kumbhalgarh Fort (roughly 85 kilometres) and the intricate Ranakpur Jain temples in a long day, or spread them over two. Eklingji and Nagda, Haldighati and the pilgrimage town of Nathdwara are shorter outings, and Chittorgarh makes a good fort stop on the way to Jaipur or Delhi.

A few tips: sunset rooftops fill up quickly in high season, so reserve ahead; carry cash for boat tickets and small shops; and dress modestly in temples. Winter weekends and the wedding season push prices up, so book your hotel early.

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