Udaipur

The entryway is laden with candlelit courtyards and onyx fountains gurgling with romance, inviting guests to linger awhile before heading inside. — Star Service

Most arrivals are greeted with a shower of rose petals, a ceremonious arrival that leaves most guests in awe. — Star Service

A crenellated vision in white set high on a granite knoll with far-reaching views, this is no ordinary palace hotel. — The Telegraph

The standard rooms are spacious, with marble floors... some have window seats and great views. The dining spaces of this hotel are equally memorable. — Fodor's

When it comes to larger-than-life dining experiences and luxury accommodation in India, nobody does it better than The Leela Palace in Udaipur. — Afar Magazine

Who can pass up regal accommodations at cut-rate prices, particularly when its rooftop is one of the liveliest places in town? — Fodor's

There are free range peacocks on the grounds, a swimming pool, and beautiful trees and flowers. I also loved the smell of Jasmine oil that wafts past as soon as you walk into the stately lobby. — Afar Magazine

Bujera Fort has blossomed in the Aravalli Ranges like a pale pink, exotic wildflower. — Mr & Mrs Smith

The white stone pool and the gardens add to the magical ambience. Half its accommodations are in the better-maintained suites... some need renovation. — Fodor's

Good-value lakeside haveli accommodation with a range of spotless modern rooms; some have a/c, and the more expensive ones have fine lake views, as does the good rooftop restaurant. — Rough Guide

This hotel has leafy gardens, spacious, well-furnished rooms, and a cheery atmosphere. — Lonely Planet