Recreating a dream, Fateh Bagh, Ranakpur

Fateh Bagh is located 90 kilometres from Udaipur. For 200 years it stood as 'Rawla Koshilav' at Koshilav village, 50 kilometres from its present site. In 2002 Kunwar Sahib Jitendra Singhji Rathore of Kelwa, President Commercial of the HRH Group was travelling in the area and heard of a major development that was about to take place that would include the demolition of the Haveli. He resolved to save it by transporting the 65,000 pieces of stone and rebuild it to its original glory on the banks of the river Magai, Ranakpur
Today, it is almost impossible to imagine that there was barren land where the magnificent structure of Fateh Bagh now stands. The hotel's architecture is arresting. The imposing square shaped, light biscuit-coloured palace with its majestic arches, intricately carved pillars and pavilions, beautiful domes and an exquisite fountain in the foreground seems right at home in this picturesque City of Temples. The hotel itself offers every facility and experience that Rajasthan's hotels are famous for. This is a palace that has recreated history.

Accommodation
The hotel itself offers every facility expected today by the discerning traveller. A sense of calm pervades the space, heightened by the emphasis of all things natural. Its 7 deluxe suites and 11 deluxe rooms are thematically designed, each a unique experience in itself. All rooms have been upgraded this year with special attention focused on bathrooms and flooring.

Fine dining
A special Spiritual Cuisine menu offers “food for the soul” prepared from organic and nourishing ingredients. Special venues have been allocated for private parties and events. These include the Wall of History and the Lilly Pond.

Other Facilities
Exclusive spaces designed for spiritual cleansing and meditation.
Vedic theme rooms and a library well stocked with books on philosophy and spirituality.
A small but specialized Spa, The Panghat Spa has been created with experienced therapists from South India offering Ayurvedic treatments as well as a Jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath and a chill pool.
A rose garden and herbal plant garden are being created for the enjoyment of guests.
Internet facilities are available.

News from Fateh Bagh
During the season Fateh Bagh has organised lunches for several visiting dignitaries including the former Prime Minister Mr. Ehud Barak of Israel and his family when they travelled through Rajasthan.

The Exterior, Fateh Bagh









The Restaurant