Karma Seven Lakes in Udaipur, Rajasthan, is a charming boutique hotel in one of India’s most romantic cities. Built entirely from natural stone, the hotel blends seamlessly with Udaipur’s rich heritage. Each room is elegantly furnished with teak and rosewood, and includes modern amenities such as energy-saving key tags, fixed French windows, air conditioning, 42-inch LED TVs with satellite, a safe, mini refrigerator, high-speed Wi-Fi, and en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers and ambient lighting.
Udaipur, often compared to Venice, is famous for its seven stunning lakes, royal palaces, and vibrant bazaars. Karma Seven Lakes is the ideal base to explore these treasures, with our travel desk ready to assist in arranging day trips and excursions to local historical sites and shopping for traditional arts and crafts.
Dining options at Karma Seven Lakes include an indoor restaurant where guests can savor exquisite Mewari cuisine, including the famous spicy mutton curry and ‘Gatta Curry.’ and a rooftop dining area open for dinner only serving appetizing, mouth watering barbeque The rooftop also features a stunning pool, offering panoramic views of the lake and the setting sun—a perfect way to unwind in this magical city.
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Udaipur, Rajasthan also known as the City of Lakes is one of India’s most romantic cities. Situated centrally in this historic, elegant and picturesque city is the Karma Group’s latest acquisition in India – Karma Seven Lakes. A striking feature of this unique hotel is that it has been built using only natural stone. The hotel offers excellent dining options at the indoor restaurant or outdoors at the roof-top restaurant, where you can also relish delicious barbeques. The expansive roof-top pool offers stunning views of the setting sun.
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