When Destination is the Hotel – Indiana Palace exudes the essence of Marwar
The charm of staying in one of the finest heritage-style hotels in Jodhpur stems from the use of traditional crafts used in interiors such as Phad paintings adorning the walls of parlors to natural dye cotton looms and Jaali designs, meticulously done by the dextrous artisans commissioned to accomplish the momentous task.
Being one of the finest heritage-style hotels in Jodhpur. The hotel incites and excites one and all with the seamless blending of traditional charm and modern luxuries. Every day spent at Indiana Palace is a peek into the lives of Maharajahs. With luxurious amenities at every corner, business and leisure tourists are in pure peace while staying in the hotel.
Indian Palace in Jodhpur was built to transfer one back into the royal days of Maharajahs and Maharanis of Jodhpur. The hotel has been designed like a royal desert kingdom so that one could feel like warriors and princesses with a stay in here. The complete fairytale, the décor and the architecture of the hotel is replete with historical beauties, structures, and frescoes.
Indiana Palace has 80 well-appointed elegant rooms and 8 sophisticated suites, which are a combination of old Rajasthani interiors and modern comforts. Here is the classification of rooms and suites at Indana Palace has various categories of executive and presidential rooms and suites depending upon the degree of aesthetics pleasure and comfort they offer.
Designed by principal architect HS pakhar, the interiors of Indiana Palace exhibit the crafts and architecture of royal Rajasthan, it can be distinguished by retrofitting it with intricate column designs, carving, arches, domes, and Jaali work with famous chattires in courtyards.
It preserves the essence of vernacular architecture and traditional arts even in these ultra-modern times of architectural evolution. As it makes use of locally produced materials in molding, marble and stonework, woodwork, and metalcrafts, the establishment is completely in line with the conception of eco-tourism infrastructure.
