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RAAS Devigarh

Udaipur, Rajasthan, India · RAAS Hotels · Grand Luxury

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A seven-storey marble fortress completed in 1760 on a hilltop above Udaipur, built for the ruler of the small Delwara principality and left vacant for two decades before the Poddar family spent fifteen years turning it into a 39-suite hotel. Architects Gautam Bhatia and Navin Gupta kept the Rajput shell intact while designer Rajiv Saini stripped the interiors to a stark, minimalist palette, a contrast that became the property's signature. RAAS took over in 2015; the hotel earned a MICHELIN One Key in 2025.

About RAAS Devigarh

History

The palace was completed in 1760 under Rajrana Sajja Singh II, ruler of the Delwara principality that had been gifted to his family in 1576 after the Battle of Haldighati. Originally known as the Delwara Fort Palace or Devi Garh, the seven-storey Rajput fortress was built from locally mined marble near Udaipur, Rajasthan.

After standing empty for two decades, it was acquired in 1984 by the Poddar family and restored over 15 years by 750 workers, with architects Gautam Bhatia and Navin Gupta and minimalist interiors by Rajiv Saini. It opened as an all-suite luxury hotel in 1999 and was rebranded RAAS Devigarh in 2015.

The setting

6 km from Shri Ekling Ji Temple. 41 km from Maharana Pratap Airport.

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