Fateh Prakash Palace, Udaipur
Location
Constructed along the eastern shores of the picturesque Lake Pichola, Fateh Prakash Palace was built in the early twentieth century during the reign of Maharana Fateh Singh. The Palace was commissioned exclusively as an entertainment venue for the Maharana, to host royal functions. The interiors are decorated with miniature paintings and portraits, personal artifacts as well as the legendary armory of the Mewar dynasty.
In the early nineteen nineties this Palace was converted into a Grand Heritage Hotel.

Accommodation
Fateh Prakash Palace has 4 Regal lake-facing suites and 5 Regal suites. Bathrooms have now been fully modernised. The suites are decorated with original paintings and period furniture from the toshakhanas (royal storerooms) of Mewar making them unique and highly individualistic.
The Dovecote a newer addition to the Palace sits at the edge of the Lake Pichola and its 21 Dovecote Rooms afford stunning views looking out on to the lake, Jagmandir Island Palace, Jagniwas, Sajjangarh Palace and the surrounding Aravali hills. All rooms and bathrooms have been upgraded this summer using contemporary furnishings and fittings.

Fine dining
The Gallery Restaurant with considerable arched windows looks out on to a perfect vista - Lake Pichola, island palaces and the ancient Aravali mountain range. Newly renovated with wooden floor and upholstery this popular restaurant has also added more seating.
The Sunset Terrace offers dramatic views of some of Udaipur's most famous sites. Recently remodeled, the outdoors restaurant offers a fresh menu to choose from whilst taking in the magnificent natural scenery.
The Paantya restaurant and Panera Bar at Shiv Niwas Palace are also open to guests residing at Fateh Prakash Palace.

The Sunset Terrace