Luxury Suite Lake View with Shared Sit-Out

The balcony is the whole point, and the catch is in the name: it is wide, it runs over the water, and it is shared rather than yours alone. What you get is a terrace long enough for a slow breakfast and a long sunset instead of a ledge with two chairs on it. The suites that open onto it interconnect on request, which makes this the closest thing in the palace to a family arrangement, and the obvious choice for 2 rooms travelling together.

Inside, it is pastel at its best: Mewari arches, marble floors, vintage furnishings, a bed in teal against a dark carved headboard, a writing desk under a mirror, and a sitting room with a pale blue sofa and two chairs at a low table. The bathroom has 4 fixtures and a Jacuzzi. Up to 3 guests, 39 to 72 square metres, and the doors at the end of the room stand open onto Pichola.