About
Umed Bhawan Palace, Kotah
The Palace was built as a residence for the personal use of the Maharao and his family, who until then lived at the City Palace (Garh) - which is now run as a non-profit Museum by the Rao Madho Singh Museum Trust. The Royal Family still maintains a portion of the Palace for their personal usage.
Accommodation
Rooms & Suites
32 elegant Rooms & Suites Set within a lush green estate in the heart of Kota.
Palace Rooms
- 37 - 50 Sq. M.
- Upto 3 Guests
Palace Imperial Rooms
- 47 - 64 Sq. M.
- Upto 3 Guests
Royal Suites
- 55 - 81 Sq. M.
- Upto 3 Guests
Agnivanshi Suites
- 83 - 113 Sq. M.
- Upto 4 Guests
Enjoy Your Dream Vacation
In Umed Bhawan Palace
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Room & Suites
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F&B Outlets
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Interior Halls
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Large Exterior Lawn
History
Umed Bhawan Palace was built by HH Maharao Sir Umed Singh II of Kotah in 1902. The Palace is built in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture – a style popularized in the late 19th century in India. Sir Samuel Swinton Jacob, a pioneer of the style was commissioned to build the modern palace. An entire new wing was later added in 1930, as a gift to MK Bhim Singh II.
