Accor division Fairmont Hotels & Resorts has teamed up with Keystone Resorts to unveil the new Fairmont Udaipur Palace.
Situated atop Aravali Hills in Udaipur, India, the site spans an 18-acre estate developed in collaboration with Keystone Resorts.
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The resort features 327 rooms and suites, as well as a spa, salon and gym. It also houses seven event spaces, eight dining options, a wellness centre, and various experiences that celebrate Rajasthan’s heritage in arts, crafts, and hospitality.
Raffles & Fairmont Hotels & Resorts chief executive officer Omer Acar said: “The opening of Fairmont Udaipur Palace marks a defining moment in Fairmont’s journey in India—a tribute to the timeless beauty and cultural richness of Udaipur, one of India’s most iconic and romantic destinations.
“This new palace reflects Fairmont’s commitment to honouring the spirit of each location we enter, blending global luxury with deep local resonance. We are proud to bring the Fairmont experience to Udaipur and to be part of the city’s enduring legacy as a jewel in India’s cultural crown.”
Rockwood Hotels and Keystone chairman and managing director Somesh Agarwal said: “We wanted to give Udaipur that global edge—a world-class hotel where people from around the world come not just to stay, but to celebrate, to unwind, and to feel the true soul of Rajasthan. It’s our homage to heritage, our tribute to tradition, and our promise to India’s future in luxury tourism.”
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By GlobalDataFairmont Udaipur Palace general manager Vishrut Gupta said: “At Fairmont Udaipur Palace, our vision was to create more than a hotel — a living palace that stirs emotion, celebrates culture and offers experiences that linger in memory. Every element has been crafted with intention and care.
“As we open our doors, our focus is on shaping a destination where luxury is not just seen or felt, but deeply remembered.”
