Samode Palace

About Samode Palace

Originally built as a private residence of the Samode royal family, Samode Palace was converted into a boutique hotel in 1985 and is now one of India*s most romantic establishments. A progression of courtyards at different levels leads guests from public to private areas, and each courtyard holds its own charm. A perfect example of Rajput/Mughal architecture, this exquisite 150-year-old Palace features the most beautiful frescos and mirror work, which have been superbly restored to bring together elements of contemporary style, functionality and luxury with traditional rajasthani influence and design.

Sitting like a jewel amidst the rugged Aravalli hills, this large and imposing Palace is located in the medieval village of Samode.