Kota is a busy industrial town with an incredible number of vehicles. The main point of attraction here is the fort which houses the museum and has some elaborately painted chambers. There are other prominent buildings from the early days and some built in the beginning of the 20th century like Jagmandir, Brij vilas palace. Kota abounds in lakes and gardens, thanks to the presence of Chambal river.

▪▪▪› UMED BHAWAN PALACE ( KOTA - RAJASTHAN)

Umed bhawan is one of the most beautiful palaces of Kota built in 1009 by Maharaj Umed Singh jii of kota. The palace was designed by sir Swinton Jacob, who spent many years in Rajasthan and has quite a few palaces & mansions to his credit. The overall design of the palace is European, although traces of rajput architecture can be found all over the palace like parapets, balustrades, arches & decorative brackets. the interiors are mainly European in their style. There is an Edwardian drawing  room, a banqueting hall packed with hunting trophies, a billiard room and a well laid-out garden surrounding the palace. There are courtyards and long courtyards and long corridors, Italian marble floors, and some of the most exquisite paintings on the ceilings jogging track, badminton court, cards room, two conference halls and a bar are the facilities available. Special parties can also be arranged.

ACCOMMODATION : 17 rooms and a multi-cuisine restaurant.

ADDRESS : Hotel Umed Bhawan palace, station road Phatak, Kota-324001.


 

▪▪▪› Brijraj Bhawan Palace

This is a Heritage Hotel. It is also the residence of Maharao Brijraj Singh of Kotah and his family. The Brijraj Bhawan Palace Hotel Kota is the current residence of the Maharao of Kotah and his family. The Royal family resides in one half of the building, while the other half has been turned into an exclusive hotel.

ACCOMODATION : 7 rooms.

ADDRESS : Civil Lines , Kota, Rajasthan - 324001.

CUISINE : Indian, Chinese, Continental.

▪▪▪› Sukhdham Kothi is a Heritage Hotel

Sukhdham, a sandstone mansion was built by the British in 1870. This heritage property was named as Sukhdham in 1922 by late highness Umed Singhji Bahadur. It used to be the official residence of the agency surgon. In 1929, it became the residence of Thakur Prithvi Singhji, general officer commanding, the Kota State forces, who had earlier served with the British Indian army. Now the descendants of col. Thakur Prithvi Singhji are the there to welcome all the travellers

ACCOMMODATION : Total 14 A/C and Non A/C Rooms , Baths Attached. Double romm A/C, Cuisine: Indian, Chinese, Continental .
ACCESS : 3 km. from Railway Station, 1,5 km. from the down Town Area.