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Hotels in Udaipur

Where to stay in Udaipur

Udaipur splits into a handful of distinct areas, and which one you pick changes both what you pay and how much you walk. Here is how they compare.

Gulab Bagh

Beside Udaipur's largest public garden and within reach of both the old city and the railway station. A middle ground between the tourist core and the newer neighbourhoods.

Best for
Rail arrivals, balanced access
Worth knowing
Quality varies more here than in the lakeside areas, so read recent reviews carefully.

When to visit Udaipur

Rates in Udaipur move with the season more than almost anything else, so shifting a trip by a few weeks can change what hotels cost.

October - March

Peak season

Pleasant days, cool evenings. The reason most people come.

Book several weeks ahead for lake-facing rooms, and much earlier around Diwali, Christmas and New Year.

April - June

Low season

Hot, often above 38°C by afternoon.

The cheapest time to visit. Plan sightseeing for early morning and evening, and prioritise a property with a pool.

July - September

Moderate season

Monsoon. The lakes fill and the hills turn green.

Many travellers consider this the most beautiful season, and rates sit well below peak. Expect some rain disruption.

What hotels cost in Udaipur, month by month

Typical nightly rate for a room for two adults, taken from live rates across 4 bookable Udaipur properties.

Average and lowest nightly hotel rates in Udaipur by month, based on 153 nightly rates across 4 properties.
MonthTypical rateFromRelative to the busiest month
SeptemberCheapest₹3,700₹1,450

Indicative rates for two adults per night, excluding taxes, rounded to the nearest ₹50. Based on 153 nightly rates, last updated 2026-09-22. Actual prices vary by property, room type and dates.

Udaipur travel questions

How far is Udaipur airport from the city?
Maharana Pratap Airport (UDR) at Dabok is roughly 22 km from the city centre, usually 45 minutes to an hour by road depending on traffic. Prepaid taxis and app cabs are both available at the terminal.
Is Udaipur walkable?
The old city around Lake Pichola, the City Palace and Jagdish Temple is comfortably walkable. Anything beyond that - Fateh Sagar, Sajjangarh, Sukhadia Circle - is better reached by auto or taxi.
How many days do you need in Udaipur?
Two days covers the City Palace, a Lake Pichola boat ride, Jagdish Temple and a sunset at Sajjangarh. Three or four lets you add Saheliyon Ki Bari, the Monsoon Palace, Shilpgram and a day trip to Kumbhalgarh or Ranakpur.
When is the Mewar Festival?
The Mewar Festival takes place around Gangaur in late March or early April, with processions and boat rituals on Lake Pichola. Hotel demand around the old city rises sharply for those few days.
Do Udaipur hotels charge extra for a lake view?
Usually, yes. A lake-facing room at the same property is typically priced above an equivalent city-facing or courtyard room. The difference is largest at peak season and smallest during the monsoon.
What is the best area to stay in Udaipur?
For a first visit, stay near Lake Pichola or the City Palace so the main sights are on foot. For better value with a view, look at Fateh Sagar. For a resort stay with a pool and grounds, look towards Sajjangarh.
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